"It'll have to work like that I'm afraid," Tea said. "She can speak fae and read English but she can't speak English I'm afraid. But...there's something she wants to show you before you read the book. Something even few fae have seen."<br/><br/>"It would be an honour for us to see it," Barkeley said. "Something tells me this isn't something we'll forget easily."<br/><br/>For a moment the entire room filled with light and when it cleared it revealed a mountain ridge filled with an immense wall more than twice the height of even the tallest man.<br/><br/>"This..." Muroe said in awe. "This is Dragonblight isn't it?" Tea nodded. "But how?"<br/><br/>"She cannot take us there but she can show us her memory of it. Do you want to see closer?" Tea asked. In the far distance they could make out a tower that stretched high into the air, dragons of all sizes and colours cricling it.