The tiling never mattered to him. Nor the grotesque compound he dared to call a garden. The walls were high, and so was the castle standing behind it. Aurangzeb had commissioned its establishment as soon as he snatched the reins from his father. The Mughal empire might have vanished from the face of the earth, but the reminiscence of the era lined the heart of Northern India, Brownstone being one such example.

It was an ordinary Mughal fort, much less exotic compared to its counterparts across