"No. The time I spend on Rapier Mountain allowed my body to adjust. I should have done this before but I postponed it to focus on practicing my Artificing above everything else is. My priorities weren't straight, I'm not sure if it's a symptom have having too much information or I'm narrow-minded."
"I think it's a bit of both," Ana joked.
"Maybe you're right."
The two split the sky on their way to the largest and most majestic hall on the mountain. It was carved from white stone and rested peacefully on the mountainside. Xasha strolled right in through the open arch and made his way deeper into the building with a purpose. He cut around corners and down corridors as if he had made this journey a thousand times.
He stopped in a large circular room with ten archways around it. Xasha did not hesitate for too long before diving into the third archway with Ana following closely behind.