Eloa had turned her attention back to the Citadel and didn't notice the change in pace until Sho Kaga had gotten a good distance away. With a squeak Eloa picked up her pace and managed to catch up just as the man stepped up to the massive metal doors. Eloa held her breath as Sho Kaga touched the door and even as the door pulled open. Only when Eloa's eyes fell upon the inside did her breath come out with a hushed "Oh..." the colored glass that reflected the sun, shown upon the floors, walls, and everywhere. Eloa looked at the colored sunlight on her skin, a smile pulling her lips up. She suddenly felt as if she were at the start of some kind of mystical adventure<br/><br/>Sho Kaga's voice broke Eloa from her fairytale daydream and her eyes shot up to see a few desks with people sitting at them. She heard his echo return, but it was...different. Eloa wondered if there was, indeed, other people here. She made her way to a staircase and stood at the bottom, a hand upon the rail. With her head lowered slightly, her eyes at her shoes, a thought occurred to her. There could be others here and she very well could be in danger.<br/><br/>Eloa dismissed it. Sho Kaga had to be the most powerful magician around. Not to mention immortal. He had absolutely no need of her. He could overpower anyone, any nation here. But, was he the kind of person to be rid of uselessness? Eloa didn't think he seemed like that kind of man. She hoped, anyway, that she could be of<span style="font-style: italic">some</span>use. "I think I should get lost very easily here." Eloa's eyes flickered over to the desks for a moment and she brushed a few strands of hair from her freckled face. "Please tell me my room is fairly accessible?"