"I shall take your advice. I am not one to avoid something just because it frightens me some. Face fear head on and never let it rule you. That is why I continue to take Jaxs glider."  He replied and slowed down some. He had forgotten that, while this was normal to him, it was her first day in a city like this, almostly litteraly a brand new world. "I guess each of our worlds has to be seen first to be believed."<br/><br/>"Mother sometimes asks when I will settle down and have children. Honestly, I never gave it much thought. Unlikely I ever will."  He got kind of a far away look in his eye before shaking it off and going back to the devilish outdoorsman again. "It is. The architects have to build large. Some of the people measure almost 100 paces in length." He grinned at her wonderment, sometimes he forgot how outsiders saw it when they were not bigoted. "You have as much time as you want to look around. I'm certain they will accept you. You just look a little strange is all. All Outsiders tend to attract attention to themselves. You're something new, unique and interesting. People here don't judge very harshly." The last bit was said lightly enough, but there was just a very minor tone of bitterness.<br/><br/>The roads branched out after they left the busy section of the open air market and while they didn't thin as much as would be expected, the type of person started to change slightly. There seemed to be more family types moving about with the occassional vendor selling specialized goods, some familar like combs and brushes to the bizzar like hooked instruments and fanged rakes. He took her down a side ally, small enough to be considered a single lane road back where she was from, to another street and stopped before a three story house painted in bright blues and yellows. While it was as clean as the rest of the city that she had seen, it had the air of being slightly rundown and "Looks like we arrived before Limix did."