The members of the Council gathered and they were swapping the last whispers when the king entered the room. They all bowed their heads to the ground as the king passed by in order to get to the throne. Behind him there was the Royal Blood, as always. The king sit on his throne and the ministers raised their heads from the ground. The Royal Blood went to the right of the king, while the monk went to his left, where he found his place in the end.
The Judgement day began. The doors opened and one by one, peasants and lords alike entered the room to share a piece of their life. In turn, every accusation was heard and every wrongdoing punished accordingly. They Were all accustomed so far with the judgement process and the way the king was handling all the trials. Sometimes, in the end he wo
