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Ria Building-full view- santharia.com
This awe inspiring building is perhaps one of the most interesting architectural structures of its time in Sarvonia, if not of all ages passed as well, as it is ancient and has much tradition associated with it. The Riá is the large tree house of the Tethinrhim elves, which provides a beautiful abode for the elven rulers, the Rónn or Ránn as they are called, as well as other members of the Tethinrhim tribe in the surrounding urban trees. Located in the Auturian Woods in the central region of today's southern United Kingdom of Santharia, the province of Manthria, the history surrounding this large home is rich, dating all the way back to its first construction in approximately 11.000 b.S. when the Spiritual Guide of the southward travelling elves, Ná’Pherán, changed all the trees in the Auturian Woods to form a new kind of trees.
COME TO MY GALLERY TO SEE THE THREE CLOSE-UP VIEWS ON THIS PICTURE.
This awe inspiring building is perhaps one of the most interesting architectural structures of its time in Sarvonia, if not of all ages passed as well, as it is ancient and has much tradition associated with it. The Riá is the large tree house of the Tethinrhim elves, which provides a beautiful abode for the elven rulers, the Rónn or Ránn as they are called, as well as other members of the Tethinrhim tribe in the surrounding urban trees. Located in the Auturian Woods in the central region of today's southern United Kingdom of Santharia, the province of Manthria, the history surrounding this large home is rich, dating all the way back to its first construction in approximately 11.000 b.S. when the Spiritual Guide of the southward travelling elves, Ná’Pherán, changed all the trees in the Auturian Woods to form a new kind of trees.
COME TO MY GALLERY TO SEE THE THREE CLOSE-UP VIEWS ON THIS PICTURE.
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oops. i meant to put the link, not the thumb! [link]