Upon entering the palace garden, hundreds of soldiers scattered, beginning to eliminate dangers along the central line.
Horn and Patrick were surrounded by soldiers in the center, walking while admiring the near-ruins of the palace.
The entire palace garden covers an area of about 15-20 hectares, two-thirds of which is a park made up of fountains and hedge walls.
In the flower beds beside the hedge walls, exotic and precious flowers should have been competing to bloom, growing wildly.
But only a small portion of these flowers were well-maintained, while most had been drained of nutrients by wildflowers and weeds blown in by the wind, resulting in drooping or outright decay in the soil.
The flower bed's water supply is managed by a small Angel statue, just at the time of Horn's arrival, it was watering the flowers.
One side of the palace is a hill, from the top of which spring water flows into the palace via elevated aqueducts.
