Harry nodded at that, eyes still vaguely directed at the towering structure. The simplicity of the prince's reply meant Harry hadn't learned anything of value; not that he was certain there was anything valuable to learn in the first place.<br/>Despite Harry's best attempts, his attention had wandered. For a long moment, his eyes were resting on the prince, before, inevitably, drifting to what was beyond the prince's shoulder.<br/>The cathedral was located in the middle of the plaza, the buildings surrounding it built intentionally stoic to compliment the towering authority of the church. Harry found that it wasn't unusual, and solely based on experience he was certain that a monastery was located somewhere within walking distance. He, however, also knew he didn't care enough to have it confirmed.<br/>Instead, what had caught Harry's attention, was the flickers of human activity in a street leading off the plaza. Harry had yet to refocus his attention when he spoke.<br/>"Would this be considered the town center, Your Highness?" Harry asked, eyes and attention returning to the prince. It made his smile reappear, reengaging in the conversation with new interest, now that he no longer had to force a churchly line of questioning.