Julius was not as excited as everyone else to go on a journey such as this. Especially to cursed kingdom such as Neyr. Julius had heard whispers and jokes of the Fallen Kingdom on the far reaches of Ma’aekhiol. He was not as amused as one would think upon hearing "Fake" ghost stories about recent happenings. In fact, he took such stories seriously. Making note not to stop around there for any reason.<br/><br/>Zhephira was in the same mind as him to not go there, yet he had a duty to this kingdom and if the king of it asked him to go ahead and check it out with other dragon riders. He would do so without regret. He could sense Zhephira and her unease about going to a fallen kingdom that could not have its curse handled by Mages and others that handled such magics. Julius was unsure about if even they could snuff out its accursed flame.<br/><br/>Hearing the warrior speak her mind back to the other riders, he was unsure about an answer to her question. He himself did not know much about it, only a few stories and things. Such as how big it was, what races it was inhabited by. Even a few facts about the castle itself.<br/><br/>Deciding to share what spare knowledge he harbored if to only set his mind at ease. He nodded to her respectfully.<br/>"All that I can think of currently, is a few things I heard from some travelers and previous home owners there. Even some stories from adventuring fighters and rangers I may say as well." Clearing his throat, Zhephira flew forward so as to be beside the Warrior.<br/><br/>"The few things I have heard of the mountainous city, is that it is directly between the mountains on one side, a watchtower rising higher on one of the mountains and connected by stairwell from the castle. Just so that they are more defended and can not only see on one sie of the mountains, but at a three hundred and sixty degrees all around. I have heard that while you can get up along a very long stair well from the path that winds around the city. Of a certain catacomb like rout that leads into the mountains. Originally a mine that was known only by the king that harbored great riches, far to much for one king" He shrugged, not precisely believing the tale.<br/><br/>"Eventually this was turned into an escape rout, or a place where they kept there more royal and respected dead. I am unsure of which it was, though which ever it was, just remember I am only going by story here. Also, it was presumed that only the king knew of it, so unless somebody found out about the escape rout. I will go with the thought about it being a catacombs that they would bury there royal dead among the richest mountain ores of the kingdoms. That seems more plausible anyways as if stories were going around about it, they could have hid it as such a burial ground, all around, again... assuming that this information was truly told. This is all that I know... maybe the others can bring some insight on information about it, but I do not have anymore knowledge about it."<br/><br/>Nodding his head in thought, he looked up at her again.<br/>"Though I believe if the king did get very rich somehow... that would explain why he had so much gold and gems. If it is true we should look out for these catacombs, maybe something in there is the source."