Nightingale Mansion, the room on the third floor was decorated to resemble a stone-built courtroom.
Although limited by space, it was impossible to fully recreate the ancient Jerusalem courtroom, but it was clear that the construction company responsible for building this had seriously invested in the interior decorations.
The courtroom walls were meticulously stacked with gray stones and carefully sculpted to mimic the deep marks left by the passage of time.
The courtroom door was heavy and rustic, with large wooden doors inlaid with iron ornaments, appearing solemn and inviolable.
As the door slowly opened, it creaked, as if whispering the voice of history.
Beyond the door was a miniature courtyard, with the floor paved with neat stone slabs and a small fountain in the center, bringing a hint of tranquility to the stern courtroom with the sound of flowing water.
Inside the courtroom, rows of benches were neatly arranged, enough to accommodate many spectators.
