At the last floor of the Main Palace is Arthur's study rooma.
The study room stretches vast, its ceiling arched high and bathed in a deep midnight hue that beckons the eye upward.
Here, the theme is night,rich, elegant, and unyielding. The floor boasts black marble veined with silver streaks, polished to a mirror-like sheen.
Towering shelves line the walls, crammed with leather-bound books and also modern books as well. History, philosophy, warfare, medicine, poetry every subject finds its home here.
This space is less a library than a reflection of Arthur's insatiable mind: eclectic and vast.
Behind his massive desk crafted from obsidian stone and dark oak dominates the rear wall,a striking engraving of a wolf's head carved with immaculate precision.
Its eyes glimmer faintly with embedded sapphire chips; its bared teeth etched in cold steel.
