The entire hall was nearly two thousand square meters, yet only a U-shaped dining table was set up together. The remaining servants surrounded both sides of the U, with a full three to four hundred people standing there, each holding food and utensils in their hands.
On top of the U was an entire row of food, with utensils shaped like a golden pyramid at the top, and filled dishes underneath.
This row had more than a hundred different types of food, but many were black and yellow, and it was unclear what they were. Some appeared to be meat, some were rice, some were pastries and fruits, but Jing Shu couldn't identify more than that.
Of course, the middle of the U also had over a hundred square meters of empty space, used for performances.
Jing Shu and her group were arranged on the right side of the U shape, with Old Zhou already seated at the rightmost position, having earlier entered to meet some of the evening banquet's important figures.
