Unlike the citizens of this city, Nahiri didn't need a huge monument to remind her of what she'd lost.Īs she drew closer to the Guilds, the streets became narrower, filling with the scents of fresh fish and grilled meats from taverns. She barely glanced at the new war memorial as she passed it by-a huge circle platform, with six massive stone hedrons equally spaced, surrounded by pieces of the original Sea Gate's wreckage.
She did not linger at the magnificent lighthouse towering over the city's entrance or peruse its open-air markets where humans, kor, and merfolk lingered and haggled at stalls. Guilt hounded Nahiri as she strode through the streets, and she kept her gaze fixed straight ahead. The war with the Eldrazi razed the original city to the ground, and though Sea Gate had been rebuilt, there were still scars on its buildings. It didn't look quite the same as she remembered. It had been a long time since she last visited Sea Gate. As much as she'd like to think otherwise, if Nissa hadn't been in the Akoum Skyclave with her, she wouldn't have been able to obtain the key.įortunately, standing in front Sea Gate's towering entrance, she knew where to find the best team of adventurers in Zendikar.
Infuriated because her most recent adventure with Nissa made it abundantly clear she could not visit the Murasa Skyclave alone and hope to survive. Pleased because the ancient key was snug in her pocket, the solution to her problem close at hand.
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