The Queens throne room in the Arach city of Six Trees is the largest room in the palace. Suspended high in the air  in the middle of the rough hexagon of trees that give the city it's name,  the palace is a building of amazing beauty. It is made of pure white gossamer threads, woven into delicate spires and turrets, and then hardened. There are arches and flying buttresses galore. Imagine the most exquisite fairy-tale castle you can, and then make it even more exquisite by a factor of a hundred, and you might come close. As with the Arach themselves, there are no images that do the concept justice...<br/>(http://www.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/114560/2/istockphoto_114560-airbrush-art-fairy-tale-castle.jpg)(http://www.tototours.com/tours/2005/XmasMarket/pics/10Neuschwanstein.jpg)(http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:u80JpVB9lIB3lM:http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/4753/neuschwansteincastle6xw5.jpg&t=1)<br/><br/>Those give the general idea...<br/><br/><br/>The throne itself is encrusted with gold and precious gems dug from the ground, traded or looted from neighbouring cities.<br/><br/>The throne room looks something like this...<br/>(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_pKDnCyqbTac/SMj7BGqlwwI/AAAAAAAAADc/41v1pWoWHJA/s320/Deoksugung+throne+room.jpg)<br/><br/>The throne room is where Queen Ariande holds court. Her private quarters are behind the throne.