Leaving the Minoan Palace I headed to see more of the splendor the city has to offer. I didn't had to wait long before I spotted the next sight. A rather eclectic mix of diverse styles - and certainly pretty BIG:
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| I think I mentioned before that the ancient Nautileans were indeed quite into gigantism... |
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| Btw: the place is called The Tower - how fitting! |
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| The entrance seems to have some kind of zodiac locking device. It does not work pretty well since I was able to open it with just some random clicking. |
Inside the Tower didn't really offered anything spectacular. Just stairs over stairs leading up (and down). Obviously it shares the Second-Life-Castle-Syndrome too: gorgeous facade, rather sparse interior. It didnt took long till I reached the top of the Tower then.
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| /me wonders a bit what Siegmund Freud would say to four half-naked women standing on top of a gigantic tower with liquids flowing out of it - at least the land is rated mature... |
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| Spotting new sites worth to inspect. |
However taking a more closer look on them it was a bit a disappointment: The pyramid turned out to be an abandoned shop and the clockwork-thing next to it is surrounded by a banline...
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| Today's lag.. uhm.. leg did lead mainly around channel in the center of the monumental Capitol. Despite its atlantean-inspired style the city lacks a harbor - or I simply haven't found it yet... |
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