Shaking my head as they continued to laugh at my expense, I closed the balcony door behind me and let the still warm breeze consume my senses. It’s always nice to stand up at the top of the spire, presiding over the castle grounds. Avalon has never been as alive as it was now. In my first life, there were nowhere near as many people who worked here. Most of the space was taken up by Merlin, myself, and occasionally the Knights of the Round Table. There were maids and cooks, and other mages who came and went as they pleased; but they were never permanent fixtures like the employees I now had. They walked to and fro between buildings, chatting among their colleagues and consumed in their work. The grass has been magically grown and trees have been rapidly expanding. Fountains were repaired and were now flowing with water. The center of the castle, where a large fountain used to exist, was not empty. My hope was that the test would be a success and I can have one implemented into the castle. A crowd had gathered at the east where I saw a pillar of blue crystal had been stationed. Surveying the rest of the grounds I saw another station at the west. 