Capítulo 649: Its Winter In Thessaly

The courtroom in Trikala Castle, where Governor Elassona presided, was a vivid display of opulence masking its occupant's humble origins. Lavish tapestries adorned the walls, depicting historical battles and mythological scenes, their intricate details lost on the governor. Expensive artworks, acquired more for their price tags than artistic value, were haphazardly arranged, creating a disjointed aesthetic. The furniture was excessively ornate, with gold inlays and plush fabrics, mirroring Elassona's attempt to emulate the sophistication of the aristocracy. Amidst this grandeur, Elassona himself sat, an incongruent figure, more at home on a ship's deck than in this artificially embellished court of luxury.