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The castle holds a great many rooms, including a stately reception and giant ballroom, one of the largest in the world, with the world's largest carpet in the Emperor's image. | The castle holds a great many rooms, including a stately reception and giant ballroom, one of the largest in the world, with the world's largest carpet in the Emperor's image. | ||
Since Emperor Coetzeeclan's reign began, he, the current head of the Viromaro family, has barely visited the castle, using it only when visiting Camuria. When he retires however, he plans to move back into the castle. Though his father, Squarepantstoo Viromaro, has his own tower in the castle, he himself has not been seen after embarking on a | Since Emperor Coetzeeclan's reign began, he, the current head of the Viromaro family, has barely visited the castle, using it only when visiting Camuria. When he retires however, he plans to move back into the castle. Though his father, Squarepantstoo Viromaro, has his own tower in the castle, he himself has not been seen after embarking on a journey crossing the Narrow Sea, leaving the tower vacant to this day, still bearing his name. | ||
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Castle Fuertera is the ancestral stronghold of House Viromaro, and at the time of her creation the largest castle in the world. It overlooks the city of Marsadini.
The castle holds a great many rooms, including a stately reception and giant ballroom, one of the largest in the world, with the world's largest carpet in the Emperor's image.
Since Emperor Coetzeeclan's reign began, he, the current head of the Viromaro family, has barely visited the castle, using it only when visiting Camuria. When he retires however, he plans to move back into the castle. Though his father, Squarepantstoo Viromaro, has his own tower in the castle, he himself has not been seen after embarking on a journey crossing the Narrow Sea, leaving the tower vacant to this day, still bearing his name.