Deciding to go with the one that catches his eye, Sol follows the map to The Desert Wind, curiosity leading the rest of his thoughts as he clopped to the building, putting away the map as soon as he saw the sign.
It takes some trotting in the city but along the way Sol can enjoy the atmosphere which seems like the very idea of a summery day come true. From chirping birds to shining flowers, this whole place seems set on being happy.
The directions that the map offers direct Sol finally to what at first appears to be in fact a large front of a building made in an unrecognizable architecture that favors twisting angles, sharp euclid lines that mix together and an overall very organic appearance which utilizes heavily green colors mingling with a great amount of vines.
There seems to be a large veranda where patrons are gathered around stumps of tree that have been refurnished to appear like very comfortable tables with a small number of similar seats, each of which sees use from some manner of patrons who are out enjoying the daylight. Judging by the strange looking drinks, the heavily varied customers and the floral wall marking where the floorboards begin or end up until the way leads to a heavy looking portcullis made of what looks like jade with a unicorn of similar coloration waiting there to greet the incoming customers standing there smiling at all he sees, it is safe to say this is not an ordinary building.
"I have an idea for something that would be of help to me." she starts explaining, "I am planning on creating an university of elemental magic and am always on the lookout for wise and knowledgeable beings who may share their wisdom with student, so I was wondering if you would be interested in doing the occasional lecture there. Alternatively, maybe you know someone who would be interested in educating young elementalists of all kinds?"
The dragon tilts her head in a silent query and allows mild interest war with confusion as well as intrigue all play out on her features to let Chroma see she is interested but would like the mare to elaborate. The wyrmling purrs contently and noms on a little bit of the mane close by, apparently enjoying its taste too because the little one makes a happy sounds soon after.
Benevolence does her best to return nuzzles, and boops when not being actively booped.
The music grows ever so slightly, on volume and time, but so do the nymph change their spots as some arrive, others get tired and some doze off or go in hunt of food.
Benevolence has a chance to slip off in the company of siblings or stay behind for more symphonies of squeaks.