Akami zoomed over to Amara with lightning speed.
"Are you staying?!!!" she asked.
Eladain poked his head out of his study. "Akami, please keep it down! Oh never mind, I'm coming down!"
The white-haired Irin jumped off of the platform, and landed beside Amana.
"How about I give you the grand tour?" he asked.

Amara nodded, "Sure that sounds great! Just how big is this place?" Amara stared at the city with wonder, "How on Earth did you build all of this?"

"Pretty big. I was an archangel, and was allowed to keep my magic, and then some of it was passed down to Akami when my wife had her." Eladain said casually. "That's how we built this place. A little magic goes a long way."
Eladain took a paper crane out of his pocket and blew on it. It slowly got bigger and bigger until it was about the size of a mini cooper. Eladain hopped on.
"C'mon, it's fun!" he said, beckoning Amara.

Amara stepped onto the paper crane, afraid that it might break, "So you have a wife? I would love to meet them!" She said unaware of how insensitive she was being. A steady smile rested on Amara's face as she spoke those words.

"She died. Izumi died over three hundred years ago..." Eladain said sadly. "She was the love of my life."
Eladain was silent for a moment, before saying. "You're going to enjoy this! Crane! Up!"
The paper crane slowly lifted into the air, then zoomed around the clearing.
"That's the hot springs, the crystal lake, commons, infirmary, garden, animal pens..." the crane's speed was so fast, Eladain could hardly point everything out.

Amara's eyes widened and she felt guilty, "I'm so sorry... I didn't realise. But, I know how you feel." Then the crane started zooming around making Amara's stomach feel like it was inside out but Amara looked upon this wonderful city and beamed with happiness, forgetting her previous sorrow. "I haven't felt like this in ages!" She yelled over the speed, her hair blowing out behind her and she held in the urge to hug and thank him.

"Okay! Crane! Down!" Eladain commanded. The paper crane slowly lowered to the ground, then shrunk and flew off to join the others."I was thinking of using the cranes as a way to get to certain parts of the city, but I have yet to figure out how to make barriers so that no-one will fall off. It's a wonderful place, Lesser Mythica. It's beautiful and full of mysteries." Eladain sighed.
"Daddy, can I go see the kittens?" Akami asked, tugging on her father's sleeve.
"Sure. Go ahead."
Akami flew towards a thicket, where a faint mewing sound could be heard.

"Yeah, a barrier sounds useful but otherwise it's a beautiful place. I love it." A grin spread across Amara's face, she knew she was going to love i here.

"You still haven't chosen out your house yet..." Eladain said.

"Oh right." She laughed slightly, "How could I forget about where I'm going to live?" She looked over at Eladain and asked "Can you show me where the houses are?"