There were fields all over the place, spread sporadically between the patches of forests left to grow in peace. All around you goats and sheep ran and frolicked in the serene pastures, and touring around most fields ran a weed-ridden, sandy road.
The road lead to a scenic mansion covered in vines and wall shrubs. The mansion was very old, and it showed. A huge stable housed dozens of horses, a giant well stood just off to the side of the courtyard, and an old greenhouse stood to the side of the courtyard, no longer used, and with a few cracked glass panes. The farm had a comfy feel to it, which was mostly because of the smell of fruit pies spreading through the air.
Statues of kings are lined up outside of the castle gates, serving as reminders of the past. This castle has clearly been around for at least a thousand years, but it doesn't seem like it will collapse any time soon.
Remnants of broken siege engines, swords and shields litter the fields outside, a painful reminder of a past war. This castle has clearly been around for at least a thousand years, but it doesn't seem like it will collapse any time soon.