One by one, the pack appeared from the propylon. The enchanted device did not seem to have any trouble transporting all of the pack at once. There was a wide variety of reactions from different members of the pack. Kaj-Julan had been frightened at first, much like Rhazii, but after arriving in the destination chamber, he actually found the strange experience to be exciting. He turned back around to touch the pillar again, but since the index had not been used from this side, nothing happened. Kaleeth very quickly noticed the frigid air pouring in from the door Meesei was holding open, so her surprise was cut short by the immediate desire to get a coat around herself and Julan, along with getting Leaps into his enchanted collar to ensure he did not freeze to death. 

Even Lorag could not pretend that he was not impressed by Meesei's creation. Being transported halfway across a continent in an instant was not an average feat. He stepped out towards the door, ignoring the cold for the moment. "So...either that's Skyrim out there, or you've put a real tricky illusion on us all. Either way, it could be useful."

"Hmph, that's an understatement." Ahnasha responded, crossing her arms and beginning to shiver slightly. "I'm guessing you made two of these things, then that one back in High Rock brought us all the way here to Skyrim? Definitely useful, but, uh, you know you could have told us what to expect [i]before[/i] we started touching it."

Meesei laughed. "Indeed I could have, but am I not allowed to have some fun occasionally, Ahnasha? At any rate, I have been speaking about this to as few people as possible. Other than the locations of our clans, it is one of the greatest secrets that I would like to keep from our enemy. Having this capability could turn the tide of the war, if I can spread them across Tamriel." She explained before directing her attention more to the group in general. "A propylon can allow a person or object to be transported near instantaneously from one to the other propylon that it is bound to. All that is required is to use the correct propylon index on the device beforehand. I left the index for this chamber back in High Rock, and there is another index here which can take us there. Effectively, these two locations are linked for instantaneous travel in either direction. It requires only a few seconds to be energized by the propylon before being teleported. As you can see outside, it is the same time of day as when we left. Well, it is actually later in the day here, since we are now much farther east, but only a minute or so has passed since we left."

Meesei closed back the door to keep out the cold air, then stepped back over to the propylon to look it over with at least a hint of pride in her expression. "These are an ancient Dunmer creation. They linked their old strongholds together, allowing for more effective communication and trade. The Dunmer placed these chambers in their strongholds themselves, but I am afraid that is too risky for us at the moment. If one of these chambers is compromised without us knowing, and the enemy learns how to operate it, then we could suddenly find ourselves with enemy soldiers in our clanhome. So, all of our propylon chambers are going to be a fair distance outside of our clanhomes, at least for now. Perhaps in the future, if we can develop adequate security measures, we will be able to move them within the clanhomes for even more convenient travel. In the meantime, these chambers could allow us to complete months worth of traveling in under a day. All I need to do is to create two propylons for each of Tamriel's clans. Each propylon can only link to a single other device, so a proper propylon chamber contains two of them. The ancient Dunmer arranged their strongholds into a circuit so that each stronghold linked to two different strongholds, forming a chain that linked back onto itself. We can do the same. It will require us to go through intermediate chambers to reach any destination not directly connected to this chamber, but that can be accomplished in minutes."