Changing Situation

Tindesburg was another distinctive construction of the Royce family. 

The fortress was situated on a small hill several hundred meters away from Anrola City, with an overall architectural style that appeared stable and grand. 

However, examining the design of the Royce estate, one could see the family's management style. 

In this sense, Tindesburg could indeed be called a mini fortress, complete with three layers of gates, effectively damping the vigor of any attackers.

As a noble's fortress, Tindesburg couldn't be directly compared to a true fortress due to the width of its walls. 

This accommodation was primarily due to the need for a garrison. 

However, the architect who designed this fortress was undoubtedly skilled. 

Nearly two-thirds of Tindesburg's overall structure was dedicated to various defensive fortifications, yet not a single part of the fortress was wasted.