Three Maids and a Duke
The sun hung low over Moonspire, its golden-orange glow washing across the sprawling palace like a soft blessing from the heavens. The tall spires of the Inner Court shimmered with the last rays of day, casting long shadows over the land. As the light dipped further, it spilled over the marble walls of the Outer Palace, where an exquisite mansion rose proudly—a symbol of quiet might and refined luxury.
This magnificent mansion, the property of no one less than Duke Leon Moonwalker, was a work of refined architecture. Constructed from pale moonstone and veined obsidian, the mansion softly glowed beneath the orange tint, its expansive balconies draped with crawling vines, and its black-gold tiles reflecting like a mirror to the sun. Their façade displayed tall, arched windows gleaming with silver trim, and thick rose bushes planted up the marble steps like a royal guard of their own.
