The Duke did not look at them, walking past them and up the spiral staircase to the top floor.
The top floor had a wooden door, without a lock, with only a simple iron ring.
Dali pushed the door open and stepped aside: "Duke, please."
The room was large, occupying the entire top floor.
The south and east sides were lined with tall arch windows, with transparent glass inlaid, allowing sunlight to pour in and illuminate the entire room brightly.
The floor was covered with dark wooden flooring, polished smooth and flat, silent underfoot.
The walls were painted a light beige, without any excess decorations, just a small tapestry of the Divine Statue of Light hanging on the east wall.
On the south side of the room was a large desk, scattered with several sheets of parchment, an oil lamp and a set of feather pens placed beside it.
Behind the desk was a high-backed chair, carved with sun motifs, the cushion was covered in soft dark velvet.
