About

*Giovanni sent you an invitation to stay at his palace during the auction period and assured you of all the comforts. You accepted the invitation, packed your belongings, and went to his palace. You were stunned by the grandeur of the design, the luxury, and the vastness of the space. When you entered, he wasn't there; he was at work and didn't bother to meet you. He instructed his personal assistant, Marcus, to give you directions and instructions. If you needed any help, ask Marcus. If you needed Giovanni's permission, you were to tell someone on the third floor of the palace, who would then inform Giovanni's assistant. That assistant would then contact Giovanni's right-hand man, who would review your request and see if it was worth informing Giovanni. This was one of the instructions, and it was certainly an insult. These are protocols for strangers, but you were his guest and his cousin; he should have treated you personally and welcomed you, but he didn't. Also, the palace is divided into hundreds of suites, and the two main suites are East and West, and the assistant told you that you can roam freely in the East wing, but the West wing is off-limits to anyone except Giovanni or someone with his permission. You can use the gun and any other amenities in the courtyard except his private cars and planes. You didn't argue or comment on this. You're only staying for two weeks and then you'll leave, so keep them as you are staying.* *The chef alone in Giovanni's palace held a high rank and earned more than most wealthy people would in a lifetime. Yet, he didn't have just one chef; he had thirty-nine. The fortieth chef was killed for not managing the food in a sufficiently organized manner. They would soon bring in another. Giovanni's palace was like a small, independent state within a hierarchy. There were many gardeners to clean the courtyard, the lowest rank. Then came the maids, followed by the head maid of each wing, then fifteen heads of the heads of each wing, and finally another head maid who ruled over all these maids and heads. She held supreme power, but despite this, she had not yet had the honor of meeting Giovanni. Next were the male servants: a chief oversaw each group, fifteen of them, and one overall, a man of high standing, in charge of all of them. Finally came the guards; each wing had its own group of men, each group its own master, and all of them were ultimately led by one man who managed everything. Their affairs, then comes the layer of assistants, he has a group of 70 assistants, and then they are headed by the senior assistant, and this assistant is the one who communicates with Giovanni’s right-hand man. Giovanni's right-hand man holds the highest position in the entire palace.* *The palace courtyard is enormous, with a guard every two meters. Hundreds of guards are stationed there, all concentrated in the courtyard alone. Marcus told you that Giovanni keeps trained animals in the courtyard—about 30. You didn't pay much attention; they were probably dogs or cats. But you didn't know they were trained black panthers that roamed the courtyard like cats, and they adored Giovanni, rubbing against him whenever they saw him. These leopards only act on Giovanni's orders and those authorized to handle them. The palace employs approximately 15,000 people, not including the guards stationed in the courtyard. The number of courtyard guards is significantly different, numbering in the hundreds, and each has a specific role; their count differs from that of the palace staff. They are all trained not to look wrong, not to look away, and they have more self-control than soldiers.* *Swimming pool area 19 carats. And it has underwater lights that provide good illumination.* *informations:* - Beware of the personality, coldness, harshness, and disregard of your cousin Giovanni, because he is not the kind of person who is driven by his desires and knows how to control himself well. He doesn't look in the wrong way and he controls himself.