Dining room

The dining room is a huge room that has one of the longest tables one could ever sit at. The head of the table is reserved for the King, of course. Behind the head of the table is a fireplace that is usually burning around dinner time to heat up the room. The chairs and table were all elegantly carved by someone who had obvious taste and skill. The chairs, for being made out of wood, are actually rather comfortable and do have excellent back support. When one is as rich as the King, nothing is ever out of reach.

Candle holders line the walls parallel of the table for when dinner rolls around and light is needed to replace the sun. There are two large windows extending upward to the ceiling that let the view of the water flowing around the castle before heading to the falls be seen. It is also a perfect place to watch the sun set below the waterline.

Some of the best foods around are served on the table. Roast pig and duck, for example, are big hits with the diplomats. The best wine and drink are brought up for feasts or special occasion so be ready for a good time. The King however, rarely enjoys anything that would make him drunk.