Caldwyn lifted his eyebrows expectantly at Elara's sharp look and gave her a slightly careless shrug while the princeling returned to her side before beckoning his charges back to him and continued right back where he left off earlier with their lessons, his voice turning into background noise as Elara's focus slid to Cyne. "It's a little entertaining to see you looking forward to living here for the simple fact this mage is able to use more than just fire magic." She replied with a slight shake of her head before she pushed off the wall with one of her boots and strode down the hall, beckoning Cyne to follow her.<br/><br/>Her body moved with the fluid grace of both immortal and trained warrior as she stepped out of the double doors leading into the outer city-like surroundings of her single story palace. "Where I'm taking you today is a bit of a journey... now we can either ride, or walk. If you would like to save some time, we can ride... it wouldn't be the creatures you're used to riding however... horses and the like were also affected by the Sundering.." She led him out of the palace and towards a smaller stone build that looked similar to a stable.. with the exception that the creatures inside, while being four-legged, were not horses. The bodies of the horse-like creatures looked like someone or something had simply peeled the flesh away from them leaving the muscle tissue exposed and their eyes were bone white with no pupil or iris. "Their appearance is disturbing to you I'm sure but they are quite sturdy and do not complain when touched."<br/><br/>Elara demonstrated by pressing a hand to the jawbone of the nearest creature, who made a noise of contentment; upon closer inspection, Elara's hand would appear to be hovering just above the muscle and bone yet looking like it was pressed flat on the creature's head. "The Sundering turned their skin transparent, you see." She added, turning to look at Cyne for his decision on how he would like to get to their destination.