away.- He sighed saying this as if he had already been through a similar conversation with his friend several times without really knowing how they had arrived at this question.- Fortunately Fiora is able to control him before he gets too busy, which is something to praise her for indeed.- He smiled and looked around the street they were on after crossing the gate.
Draco had been listening intently to his master the whole time while looking around. Any way you look at it, Atlantis is similar to Dagos. The tall buildings stretching along the district's main avenue with shops and studios on the ground floor and flats for the owners and their families on the upper floors are reminiscent of the Royal Tract and shopping districts. The dragon glanced above the buildings to make sure he could see the brick chimneys protruding from above them, but still, there was something different about this one than in Dagos. There were steel or brass structures on top of tall structures, with individual plumes of almost transparent smoke rising from them. So these must be magical catalysts clearing the smoke of impurities. He recalled one of his lectures on new discoveries and applications of alchemy in heavy industry. If I remember correctly this was introduced by the dwarves in Abbis and from there it started to be adapted. Suddenly, the master gently grabbed the dragon by the shoulder and steered him onto the side walkway just in time to avoid an overloaded cart. They stepped between hurriedly moving passers-by.
Slightly surprised, Draco wordlessly turned his head, observing the signs and displays of the passing shops. Everything from ceramic tableware to rifles and cannons to reagents and alchemical concoctions could be found here. The dragon was under the impression that more types of products could be found on this one street than on the entire Royal Tract. In addition, the studios and workshops looked larger and better equipped than those in Dagos.
-Draco.- Darius snapped his apprentice out of his reverie.-This is where we turn. A little way down this street is his
