The lavishly decorated banquet hall, with every brick and tile exuding an air of elegance, featured a long table covered with a red cloth embroidered with gold patterns.
It was laden with an array of exquisite delicacies and fine wines.
Guests in formal attire mingled, holding wine glasses as they moved around, occasionally stopping to greet and chat with others.
For the nobility, networking was of utmost importance.
Noble family heads would instill in their heirs from a young age the principle of making friends with other nobles and hosting banquets.
To unite allies and concentrate power, friends were...
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