He grinned at the first call, shrugging as he let the glamour fall away. "I was showing it more to announce I was here on official business."<br/><br/>He headed through, and paused at the top of the cliff, admiring the view. He watched the city, and murmured, almost to himself. "And as I gazed upon the wonders and beauty of a world gone by, I wept, for I knew none would survive unto my times."<br/><br/>He could think of a couple places that might compare to the city below him, but even the Sydney Symphony Hall was likely nothing more than a rather lack luster attempt of a rather unimpressive apprentice. Having magic let them cheat a bit. He turned at the voice, and gave his guide a nod. "And it is an honor to be allowed inside. I had heard stories of the wonders of dwarven construction, but never, even in my dreams, imagined them to be so... delicately beautiful and yet of inspiring durability."