This is a scenic corridor.
On the side, there are stretches of Saracen-style arched windows.
On the wall at the end of the corridor hangs a huge tapestry depicting the scene of Reynard leading the knights in a charge during the Battle of Mongisa, made from colored wool on linen.
Between the four load-bearing columns are thin veils.
The gentle breeze blows, and no one would expect such a cool place in the Holy Land, famous for its heat.
Furinjira holds a bright red apple, seated on a reclining chair munching it.
Prajna is holding a feather pen, sometimes pondering, sometimes writing swiftly—Losa encourages her to try writing an original novel, and she indeed has done so.
Losa sits on the other chair, clearly viewing the garden below and the trickling stream flowing from the fountain through the arched window.
This place is Reynard's estate in Hebron.
Though now, it belongs to Count Losa.
