You go through a gothic archway into the Rose Hall, the Imperial Dining Chamber. The formal dining hall to the Imperial creche caters to more than extravagant gastronomical requirements. An ambience of austere formality rests in the precision placement of each fork and each knife, setting a tone of rigid chill. A long, auburn elaccawood table extends across the center of the hall, surrounded by high-backed chairs in matching grain. Three chandeliers above the table reflect upon each other in the large mirrors which dominate each of the four walls.
Messenger takes a knee and looks down.
I have a message from Count Moritani. He motions for the messenger to approach. From near the end of the table, Selig turns his attention to the head of the table. He requests and audience as soon as your majesty sees fit. Messenger nods and backs away from the emperor slowly about 10 steps before turning and running out the door.