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CONFERENCE ROOM. The room is dominated by a long rectangular table
with seating for thirty five. There are three large paintings
against the east wall and six large windows in the west wall.
The
first painting depicts a hunt in a forest and is labeled “Cythera”.
The next is a naval battle scene and is labeled “The Battle of
Rovia”. The third is labeled “Pikesglove” and shows a fortress
being constructed. Pikesglove and Cythera are holdings which used to
belong to the Triskelion family and the Battle of Rovia was won by
the prominent Admiral Carlesimo Triskelion.
The
lower portion of each window is plain glass while the upper portion
is arched and made of stained glass with the following symbols from
north to south: key, lion, tower, crown, flower, and sickle.
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