"Good!" he said, excitedly. "Let's get something to eat," he said - while Sophie snickered in the background.<br/><br/>His breakfast passed quickly, unaware of Delphine's ring, or plan, and soon, they set out for the university. It was a decent walk, but it almost looked like a miniature city unto itself.<br/><br/>The central building of the university was a brick-like, four-story building. Festooned with windows, it looked to be the primary building on the campus. Surrounding it were a dozen or so smaller buildings, most only one to three stories tall, that likely served specific magical departments, or catered to specific teaching styles. Surrounding the entire mess were the towers. Each one unique, there were eight in all, at the cardinal points of the compass, and all standing no less than eighty feet high, one reaching nearly two hundred and fifty feet, a magnificent, swirling spire that seemed to be made out of dyed, spun glass. Even Sophie looked amazed at the sights. "I've never seen anything like this," she gaped, craning her neck to stare up at the incredible structures.