The decadent daily life of Camelot in the royal city remained the same.
The beautiful maidservants danced on the opera stage, twisting their bodies energetically and constantly casting seductive glances at the audience below.
Yet the merchants from the Alliance were uninterested, yawning continuously as they sat beneath the stage.
The entertainment of this small island nation was truly lacking.
The opera, revered by the nobles, was not only outdated in its form but also devoid of any storytelling.
The content of the stage was merely arranging for attendants to praise the nobility of the Royal Court and the aristocracy, then mocking the ignorant commoners, so dull it made one want to vomit.
Aside from operas, the only remaining entertainment was social gatherings.
Every afternoon, the aristocrats would hold grand feasts, trying all means to win the favor of the ladies and then eagerly inviting them to spend a charming evening together.
