Charlotte nodded in agreement.
Led by the Royal Knight, Charlotte entered the New Moon Palace, where the interior was even more luxurious; the palace shone brilliantly, embodying the Yonette style of decoration to its utmost expression in every conceivable sense.
The high ceilings of the hall were embellished with dazzling murals and exquisite chandeliers, while opulent fabrics and silks adorned the walls on both sides, depicting the crest of the Royal Family. Every piece of furniture and decor was filled with luxurious and intricate details, their beauty and splendor making them comparable to pieces of art.
Even the windows and curtains were remarkably sumptuous. The curtains were made of fine Far East silk and embroidery, vibrant yet dignified, while the windows were delicately etched glass, reflecting the indoor light and casting a kaleidoscope of colors.
