A hauntingly beautiful room that proves to be the most lively and the most beautiful room in the castle, illuminated by masterfully crafted chandeliers hanging along the cathedral ceiling. Music is always heard playing behind the massive oak doors and the polished marble floors are often full of the dancing aristocrats that attend the queen and her court's high-class masquerades and simple galas. In some circumstances, the royal family hosts dancing lessons within the ballroom for the privileged to better themselves, though otherwise it is explicitly invite-only.

A grand study located in the west wing of the queen's personal hall with a decorative sense of dignity in its design. The study is lined almost wall-to-wall with high shelves and rows of texts ranging from maps to textbooks used for anything and everything, for the good of the kingdom or for simple boredom, while the rounded shape allows for a sizable desk set in the center. During the day, natural sunlight is allowed to filter in through the large windows while evening visits are illuminated by several chandeliers along the high ceiling.