A guest room in the Holy Land.
From the outside, it looked utterly ordinary, devoid of any glittering or opulent displays, yet every single detail inside was crafted with exquisite precision. The table and chairs were made of red sandalwood, and the tabletop was adorned with Yue celadon porcelain unique to Jiangnan—a set of three bronze-green glazed vases, while the bronze lamp carried the subtle fragrance of agarwood.
A red sandalwood desk displayed various eccentric little trinkets inlaid with gold and jade. Next to them lay a stack of books covering a vast array of classics, spanning all three teachings and hundreds of schools of thought. Thick carpets covered the floor, muffling all sound.
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