Damascus.
Saladin's court is a beautiful garden-like building, with a vast rectangular courtyard where an imperial path separates two large pools flowing with clear spring water.
On the marble walls of the court, full scriptures of the Fire Worship and poems and aphorisms of various sages and scholars are engraved. Gold-inlaid, ivory, and various luxurious vessels and porcelains show the wealth of the owner.
The Lord of Egypt and Arabia, whose core territories Syria and Egypt, are among the richest areas in the entire Western Asia region.
In the court, two black-robed warlocks, are casting incantations, broadcasting the past words and deeds of Reynard, the former King of the Dead Sea, on a rippling water-like screen.
On the city wall, the Crusader soldiers are filled with righteous indignation.
One can clearly see the somewhat twisted expression of Reynard's face due to anger. His fingers in chain armor gloves even dug into the rammed earth of the city wall.
