Unlike the worried citizens, Armand's steps were brisk as he walked through the Uffizi Palace with a few scrolls tucked under his arm.
His feet moved lightly over the red-carpeted marble steps, his palm brushed across the smooth oak railings, and Armand stood on the second-floor corridor, thoughtfully surveying the residence before him.
This Uffizi Palace is an ancestral property of the Megedi Clan, a three-story structure 15 meters high, with a total of 45 rooms, designed with a long corridor style.
The U-shaped palace has three corridors, each with a series of interconnected rooms on both sides, each featuring unique murals and reliefs.
Walking down the corridors, one can see brightly colored panels on the walls, and various ceramic crafts and saint statues either hanging on the walls or placed on tables.
The first floor consists of public spaces, including various storage rooms, meeting rooms, accounting offices, and offices.
