Part 4: The Sultan's Palace The Last Light of Zanzibar
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The Sultan's Palace was a sight to behold. It was a majestic structure, with its grand marble columns and intricate carvings. The walls were adorned with tapestries and paintings, and the floors were covered in luxurious carpets. The Sultan himself was a powerful figure, and his presence was felt throughout the palace.
The Sultan had invited the travelers to his palace, and they were welcomed with open arms. He offered them a feast of exotic dishes and fine wines, and the travelers were in awe of the opulence of the palace.
The Sultan was a wise and generous ruler, and he was eager to learn more about the travelers and their journey. He asked them many questions, and the travelers were happy to answer them.
The Sultan was particularly interested in the story of the Last Light of Zanzibar. He was fascinated by the legend, and he asked the travelers to tell him more about it. The travelers were happy to oblige, and they told him the story in great detail.
The Sultan was moved by the story, and he offered the travelers a reward for their bravery. He presented them with a chest of gold coins, and he promised them that they would always be welcome in his palace.
The travelers thanked the Sultan for his generosity, and they left the palace with a newfound respect for the Sultan and his kingdom. They had experienced a taste of the grandeur of Zanzibar, and they would never forget it.