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OOC: This is another realm or universe. Free Form Role Play is Preferred. Only 2d20 dice is acknowledged.
Suddenly the sun is blotted by night own hands. The heavens become devoid of all light and your mind races in panic thinking that it m'haps some gigantic Wyrm or the Roc of Legend is soaring above. Braving to peer heavenward, you discover that it's a flying citadel. It simply floats, looming in a stationary position. It seems to have been ripped from its place on the ground. The citadel rests on an isle of stone. Below the citadel's base is a never ending thunder storm that does not affect those below.
Zargos has the uncanny ability to travel across the vastness of time and space, criss - crossing realms. However, her home is in the Imaji Realm.
Massive dark spiral towers ranging in sizes of thirty feet to the more impressive height of eighty feet tall soar heavenward piercing the skies. Ramps crisscross across emptiness to link the various towers to one another. Clearly this place was made for winged creatures. Massive black granite blocks make up the huge structure. Several small towers have flat tops where hanging gardens have been planted and an assortment of wild life runs free. Cyclopean walls keep outsiders out and offer protection. Within the citadel are countless chambers and salons that serve various functions for its inhabitants. To get here, you either travel via portal or by wing. She is also protectd by magikal forcefield that keeps the celestial winds from her environments, thus; the Ascension Conclave Family and its guests travel without harm.
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Midi is of "Storms Over Africa," Copyrighted to Enya.
