Chapter 357: What to do after the play?

A man entered the royal palace of Neopatras with an air of purpose, his footsteps echoing in the grand halls adorned with regal tapestries and intricate mosaics. The palace, a symbol of Thessalian power and prestige, exuded an aura of authority that matched the significance of its occupants.

His attire, a blend of rough fabrics and armor , hinted at the lack of noble status. The clinking of metal against metal accompanied each stride as he traversed the opulent corridors. Sunlight filtered through stained glass windows, casting vibrant patterns on the marble floors.

The man, bald with a prominent scar etched across his face, entered the royal palace of Neopatras with a stern countenance that seemed to be a permanent fixture. His presence commanded attention, and the air of authority that surrounded him was palpable. The scar, a testament to battles fought and challenges overcome, added a rugged intensity to his appearance.