The banquet hall was brilliantly lit and magnificently golden.
In the high vaulted ceiling, chandeliers lit by hundreds of magic crystal stones illuminated the entire hall brightly.
All around hung tapestries woven with gold thread, each embroidered with the Foss family crest.
Long tables covered with silk tablecloths had silverware and crystal cups arranged neatly.
Servants standing by walls carried plates in and out.
The air filled with meat aromas and wine vapors.
The dishes were absurdly luxurious.
Roasted snow mountain magic deer with fat sizzling under golden skin, entire snow rock bear ribs served like small mountains piled on silver platters...
Plus southern nobles' beloved wine, rarely seen in the north, yet continuously poured into crystal cups here.
This display wouldn't be easily seen even at southern noble castle banquets, let alone in the Northern Province.
The Foss family's foundation as established Northern Province nobility was evident.
