Gaulunaro, Maruri Port, Yega Grand Theater.
After leaving the White Tide, the carriage did not take the orchestra to the hotel to rest, but headed straight to the Yega Grand Theater.
At this moment, there weren't many people inside the theater, and the vast hall was not yet illuminated, making everything seem somewhat dark and gloomy.
Renette, the conductor, walked excitedly at the front, and other members of the orchestra couldn't help but excitedly look around, their whispers echoing in this desolate world.
Perhaps due to the influence of the Evangelical Church, the theater's decorations and sculptures all had a religious style. Angels swirled over the dome, and one by one marble columns supported the Celestial Kingdom carved by the artisans.
The equally marble floor was polished to a shine, and Lorenzo began to faintly anticipate the moment when those lights would turn on, feeling it would be like walking on light.
