Junari looked at her. Blinking a bit. "This is where my kingdom once stood. It stood here until the day the gods went to war. The time of peace and prosperity came to an end the day the dark diety one the battle. The ancestors protected the city but alas the barrier must have fallen and not just below the surface did Atlantis go..." He pauses. "...but to the depths of the ocean did the majestic city sink." He looked at her. "That was a prophecy I saw beginning to come to life. It must have come to pass. There had been a hope that the ancestors and the dieties would bring peace back to our land. I can see now that it did not come to be." He sighs a bit. "Don't think it is a real place?" He said in a dumbfounded voice. Looking at her and nodde his head. "I am Prince Junari Utarisu. Second child to the King of Atlantis." He says. Bowing to her.<br/><br/>Sitting down and sighs. Looking at her and shakes his head. "It is nice to meet you but I wish it was under better circumstances." He looks at her. "Atlantis was a city blessed with very advanced technology and the ability for prolonged life to near immortality." He says. Reaching into his pocket and felt his twin sister's crystal. Pulling his hand out but did not comment upon it. Looking at her and nodded his head. "Yes. I do." He says in confirmation. He blinked and shrugged. "I don't know. I also don't know that either." He looked at her. "Can I come with you? See how the world has changed? If you get hurt or ill I can heal you. My crystal has the ability to heal along with prolonging ones life. Though the stronger ones magic will determine if one can achieve immortality." He says softly.<br/><br/>He looked at her. "Maybe I'll give you my sister's...ancestors rest her soul...if we become closer friends." He says with a warm smile. He stood up and walked around. Stretching his legs. His bare feet barely made any noticable sounds in the path he walked. He walked back over to her. "It saddens me to see my kingdom lies at the bottom of the ocean. May the water spirits enjoy its majesticity."