"It sounds like a lot to take in, certainly. Come on." The elf walked ahead to lead Marric and Lissu within the tower, closing the door. Once they were within, the elf moved to the second entryway, whispering something. The surface became like black water and the elf walked through, holding to Marric and Lissu's hands. There was a brief feel of cold, like a bit of cold wind blowing, and the two of them appeared again in what could only be described as a strange room. The same size as the elf's store downstairs, but this one was above, the topmost floor perhaps. The walls were made of glass, with 6 pillars supporting the roof itself. The windows gave a fair view over most of the town, from the roof to the floor in their heigh, seeming thick glass by the looks of it too.<br/><br/>"You can see what the attack did, from here. Its also a good spot to watch for any surprises. Unfortunately I don't trust most people here, because there's restraints to the portal usage only on the bottom floor. Those who know how, could move around my tower freely from this room, and that's a risk I'd rather not take. Still, this is a room that might allow for some glance about, and the reason its built like this? Well ,see for yourself."<br/><br/>At the center of the room a table held a glass sphere, with a deck of cards near it, and a small dish with some sweet-scented incense there. A small chest beneath the table had a simple lock to it. There was no chairs in the room, only one large carpet covering most of the room's floor.<br/><br/>"I tried to perform some divination magic here before. Hasn't exactly been working out well." The elf's healthy hand touched the other, covered one a bit carefully.