The Duke's castle resembled a Mediterranean-style mansion rather than a traditional fortress. Encased within large, protective outer walls, its interior radiated an air of distinct elegance and charm.
Terracotta-colored roofs crowned the structure, complementing the sandstone walls that lent the mansion a timeless, rustic appeal intertwined with sophistication. The long road leading to the mansion's grand entrance was adorned with marble statues of humanoid figures, strategically placed alongside majestic fountains whose cascading waters breathed life into the scene.
Surrounding the estate, beige towers and high walls stood as a protective yet harmonious backdrop, merging fortification with refinement to encapsulate the Duke's distinguished residence.
