Diane blanketed her mouth, surprisingly moved by means of the arresting beauty of this of course ancient place.
She blinked and blinked.
It seemed unreal.
"This is the square," Tryson said wryly, given the shape of the space. "It's where we used to meet in the evenings and… entertain each other."
"Tryson, this is breathtaking. It's so huge!"
"It used to be in the beginning built by means of Sasquatch, for Sasquatch," he stated softly. "They're all long past now, without for Levi. But… they have been here."
"For a certainly lengthy time, I guess?" Diane said, swallowing hard. She felt very small here—not simply in stature, but in the span of life. This area had so obviously seen the world turn so many times… perhaps a lot longer than somewhere in her world.
"Yes. There are places t
