Ellen landed, and politely asked one of the guards at the door if the large, brightly-decorated building was the city's Main Temple.  Upon learning that it was, she informed them that she had been instructed to deliver a letter, presenting it to the guard for inspection.  Rathael was much like a small child, fidgety and somewhat bored, as they waited, and she really couldn't help but adopt a bit of a motherly tone when answering his complaint about why they didn't just fly in through the top.<br/><br/>"Because that would be rude, Rathael."  She responded, quietly.  "It would also be an invasion of privacy, and one rather likely to end up with the guards being called in and swords, spears, and other sharp, pointy things pointed in our direction."<br/><br/>Alas, when the guard was finished, it turned out that only she could be allowed past that point.  Rath would have to stay outside.  Hopefully, it wouldn't take her too long to take care of this business...<br/><br/>"Alright, Rath, I'll be back in a few minutes."  She stated, turning to face the young man.  "Try not to get into any trouble while I'm inside, okay?  And if you decide to wander off, please keep an eye out.  I'll be flying around looking for you if you aren't right here when I get out."<br/><br/>And after making sure he'd understood her, she allowed herself to be led inside.