The Room of Pythian Union Patent Committee

The walls of the room are adorned with sleek, minimalist designs characteristic of neo-modernism, featuring clean lines and a neutral color palette that creates an atmosphere of modernity and simplicity. The high ceilings add a sense of grandeur to the space, amplifying its overall impact.

Incorporating the charm of Japuilean accents, the room is furnished with tasteful elements that evoke a sense of timeless refinement. Luxurious chandeliers dangle from the ceiling, casting a warm and inviting glow, and ornate moldings and trims add a touch of classical elegance to the space. Rich, mahogany wood paneling lines the lower portions of the walls, complemented by intricately designed royalty upholstery and drapes.

The committee that will be reviewing the patent in a few minutes are sitting in front of a massive mahogany crescent-shaped desk, talking about a powerful upcoming weapon. When it was time for an opinion, they called the patentee in.

President of Patent Committee Gustave Manoury

Gustave Manoury is a distinguished gentleman of advanced age, characterized by his flowing, silver hair and a meticulously groomed beard. He is impeccably attired in a finely tailored cotton suit, with his tie of timeless elegance, as black as the depths of night and contrasting beautifully with the pristine white suit.

As the patentee, Artyem Talgakyn, entered the room, Gustave Manoury greeted him with a nod of the head, his demeanor radiating an aura of cordiality and respect. "I extend to you the highest honor of joining us within these esteemed walls, dear Artyem Talgakyn. Before we commence the presentation, may I kindly inquire if you have taken adequate precautions against the potentially substantial recoil of the weapon under discussion?"