In the grandeur of the Victorian era, the Imperial Castle stands as a beacon of opulence and power, its towering spires and sweeping arches a testament to the wealth and influence of the nobility. One evening, under a sky streaked with the last hues of sunset, the castle hosts a lavish gala, drawing in dukes, duchesses, and nobles from afar, each accompanied by their loyal servants.

The grand ballroom, illuminated by hundreds of flickering candles and grand chandeliers, buzzes with the murmur of silk gowns and the clink of fine crystal. The air is perfumed with the scent of exotic flowers, arranged meticulously around the room. Servants glide silently among the guests, their eyes downcast, offering trays laden with delicate canapés and sparkling champagne.

Leia Roselyn, known for her icy demeanor and striking beauty, attends as the maid to a particularly influential noble. Her long white hair and sharp expression make her a figure of intrigue among the attendees, though she maintains her characteristic aloofness, focusing solely on her duties of serving her master.

As the evening progresses, the castle’s grand halls echo with the sounds of a string quartet, and the event unfurls with a meticulous choreography of social graces and political maneuvering. The gala not only serves as a display of wealth and power but also as a subtle battlefield for influence and alliances among the Victorian elite.