"There is very little that's trivial," Roshanak declares. "Even if it it is only of interest to one person, it is still worthy of interest."

A touch defensive? Maybe. Roshanak has a mind that is frequently wilful, and can spend hours, if not days or weeks, contemplating what is interesting to her only to have someone else declare it trivial.

But if everyone only concentrated on the merely practical, it would be a terribly dull world, in her opinion.

"There is most likely a story attached to the construction of this place. There often is. People who possess the kind of power to build islands in the sky can have their whims, as well. Why not divide up a land thus?"