The inside of the building was divided into two floors.
The base floor, where the majority of nobles were seated, was a beautiful, wide, golden hall, with various round tables of three arranged throughout.
On the walls hung several paintings, each depicting what seemed to be a different race of Angels.
Different races, Ryuk thought, because the dressing of each of these Angels was significantly distinct from the others.
But it wasn't just the paintings—it was the reality around him.
While he was dressed in Victorian-era fashion to fit in with the Eiffel Royal House, other Royal Houses wore entirely different styles.
There was one Royal family dressed in Kimonos.
Two of them: the main Royal, a female wearing an orange-colored full-length dress that hugged closely around her form, and the other—her guard—wore a samurai hakama with a long katana strapped to his waist, its edge just an inch from scraping the ground.
