March 12, 1886, the weather was clear with not a cloud in the sky.
A slightly bulky carriage slowly traversed the road, clearly bearing the emblem of the Spanish Savoy Royal Family.
To drive this somewhat cumbersome carriage, six handsome white horses were harnessed at the front, their strong and powerful hooves easily moving, pulling the luxurious carriage forward slowly.
In front of the carriage were two magnificent horses, both white; one was dignified and majestic, ridden by a well-dressed man around thirty years old. The other appeared younger, seemingly a colt. However, due to excellent genes, the colt bore a young boy without difficulty, and together, the two horses guided the carriage forward.
Several knights bearing weapons rode dispersedly around these two horses. The knights cautiously observed the surroundings while respectfully and fervently watching the men on the central steeds during their idle moments.
