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Servants

The House of Neptune was not what Moses expected.

First of all, the king and all the nobility lived together under one roof.

The king's palace had over fifty bedroom chambers, not including the ballrooms, the dinner hall, the library, and the courtroom.

This arrangement had been happening for eight generations.

The more the courtiers were within the king's sight, the easier it was for him to monitor them.

Moses hated the house of Neptune. It was impossible to enjoy one's privacy, even the walls have ears.

However, now that Elizabeth had successfully returned to the house of Neptune, she could easily plot her way to the throne.

Still, it won't be a simple task because she had watchful eyes on her every time of the day.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth served as a servant for the house of Neptune.

The House of Neptune all ate at the same dinner table, and in the king's presence.

It was a servant's duty to tend to each member of the household as they ate, which was now Elizabeth's role.

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