The royal palace of the Feneport Kingdom was called Alhambra Palace, which meant "Red Castle" in Ancient Forsac Language.
It was said that the palace had originally been built entirely from red bricks, which was why people called it the "Red Castle."
Hobart guessed that brickmaking techniques had been rather poor at the time. They could not fire bricks in other colors, so they could only use the easily produced red bricks to build walls and houses.
Later, after the Feneport Kingdom was founded and made this place its capital, more and more people settled in the area. Brickmaking techniques improved accordingly, and yellow and gray bricks eventually appeared.
Now, there were not many red buildings left within Alhambra Palace.
During the Common Era, Hobart had visited both the Forbidden City and Hengdian. He did not feel the nervousness of someone visiting a royal palace for the first time. On the contrary, he felt that a place this small could only be called a "royal palace." They would surely be too embarrassed to call it an imperial palace.
Christine had seen the world as well. Father and son remained composed as the Ceremonial Officer led them into the palace's core area.
Fernando II, King of the Feneport Kingdom, received and commended Christine and Hobart in the Great Hall, where grand court assemblies were held. He also promised to grant them the titles of Count and Baronet respectively the next day.
Only then did Hobart truly feel that he had defected from his country. In the Loen Kingdom, it seemed that becoming a Baronet required spending over a hundred thousand pounds.
If he had that kind of money, Hobart would rather go to the Southern Continent, raise a mercenary force, and seize a territory recognized by the Native Kings and colonists