The rest of the journey passes rather uneventfully other than Isabella's initial bewilderment and confusion at the strange sounds being emitted by what she can only assume is a magical device.<br/><br/>Stygia is an impressive sight to behold. Though parts of the city are obviously poor and in disrepair the majority of it is a combination of oddly shaped wooden and stone buildings. The city has a small but defensible outer wall and at its heart lies three massive and brightly colored stone towers. The city is a bustling and lively mess even as the sun sets with the sounds of the city reaching far from its actual location. Of course all of this is something that is observed from a distance as Isabella's home, a moderately sized and expensive looking building, is located a short distance away from the actual city.<br/><br/>Isabella offers to let Victoria rent a room in her home for the night at the cost of increasing her debt or finding her own lodgings within the city; though Isabella warns that Stygia can be rather "unpleasant" at night time.