He simply sent back his amusement, before returning his attention to the surrounding area. No sense letting something through this late in the game.<br/><br/>He had been aware of the single mountain that dominated the center of the plane, and had been making comments to Ama and Inari about it being the location of the pretender, mostly in jest. At least until he spotted massive, almost foreboding structure at the base. It was NOT what he was expecting, having anticipated something a bit more... approachable. Not a massive structure of stone. It was more a fortress than a temple, a pair of massive gates, each large enough for dragons to pass through without touching each other, but that was just on the sides he could see from here. It looked like an octagon, if the eight smaller towers he could see were on the corners like the four facing him, but there was also a huge one right in the middle of the structure where most of the defenses were based.<br/><br/>He shook his head slightly as he realized that it also had the feel of a consecrated temple to someone, and while it was close to him, it felt off, and wasn't resonating properly if it was to him. He figured that pilgrims were allowed into a chapel that led to the path heading up the mountain, but not allowed through up to the path proper. It spoke volumes about the creature that had replaced him, and he contained his... annoyance at it as well as he could. Still he had to admit that the structure was definitely both functional and inspiring, though why a god needed a temple/fortress at the base of his mountain was something no one had probably bothered to ask.