The tombstones of the kings are the most notable part of the graveyard. These tombstones are erected from fine marble and have piles of gold and riches lying next to them. A small metal fence surrounds this section of the graveyard, and cuts it off from the common folk.
Tombstones of the Kings, Graveyard
chef
guard
I am a guard at the royal castle.  I am brave and strong.  It is my duty to protect the king.
Oy there, I'm the one should be asking you that. Have you been drinking, chef? You're a long way from the kitchens I haven't been drinking, sir. I am here to mourn my wife. Today would have been her birthday.  Aye, that's quite a sadness. I'm sorry for my tone. You've wandered over to the Tombstones of the Kings though, I think. No one here but lords and ladies. I'm supposed to make sure folk aren't messing around that shouldn't be here. It's my job, you see. You see, my family has been cooking for the king for centuries. Uthar, our king's father, has decided to honor my wife for being such a talented and loyal cook. I was not aware. That's quite the honor! Yes, indeed! She was my lover and my partner, we cooked everything together. I can't say I love what I do now that she is gone... You just have to keep living and honor her best you can. It's all any of us can do.  That is true. You are wise, for a graveyard's guard. It's quiet here. Leaves me a lot of time with only my thoughts and the dead for company. Who leaves these gold coins? I have seen them around. It's an old tradition from Galencia, to leave a coin for the dead. A way of paying back debts, you see. Foreign merchants and princes mostly, that had dealings with those buried here. Ahh. It angered me when I found out dead people were richer than the whole castle's village, but at the same time I understand the tradition.