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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Indagare Nogitsune" data-source="post: 9795881" data-attributes="member: 40018">That makes sense. I can add one in and see how it works out. There would definitely need to be some intermediary between someone from Lambeth and someone from Cynelsa, though that sort of rivalry gives a lot of Romeo and Juliet potential. Whether it is a Priest or Wizard would likely depend on where they need to meet and exactly how bad things might be likely to get. "That's a real Priest and Wizard meeting" could refer to a situation fraught with peril since needing both is not a good sign.nods I mean, there is a lot of potential for sayings and, especially, derogatory curses when it comes to Cynelsa just because the folks there are generally seen as rich snobs. I can definitely see Cynelsa having a regular menagerie of flying critters whether they're simply winged versions of regular animals or some form of hippogryph or gryphon. I had thought that some form of raven/cat-gryphon exists at the Wiggend Palace for the same reasons the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravens_of_the_Tower_of_London" target="_blank">ravens of the Tower of London</a> are there.[USER=7052492]Brendan Byrd[/USER]'s mage-coaches would definitely work with a flight. Besides the underground passages you mentioned for the Palaise de Operium, there could be skyways in. To avoid a spectacle the mage-coaches those of Cynelsa use could probably be made invisible or have some other illusory effect to avoid notice: if they want to avoid notice, of course. The skyways could lead directly to reserved royal boxes or other places within the Palaise that only the royals (or very rich) are supposed to go.</blockquote>

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