Meesei stopped her magic when Marod indicated that he was not ready, and patiently waited for him to be ready. Even when Marod was out of sight, Meesei felt frustrated that she could not use the opportunity to really talk to Lunise. Until they had complete privacy in her clan, they would not have that opportunity. She and Lunise could not be seen being terribly friendly towards one another. Lunise was a person who was hardly ever seen in any professional setting being friendly to her own people, much less anyone else, and Meesei had to maintain a sense of neutrality between her and Marod. Both she and Lunise understood that they needed to put on a convincing act, even if it meant varying degrees of rudeness between them in public. 

Regardless, it was not terribly long before Marod said that he was ready, though Meesei did not continue without objection. "I can agree with everything except the uniform. At the current stage, I would rather not be seen in public in my clan with uniformed Imperials, or Thalmor, since our alliances are only known among my people's leadership. We will have to announce it eventually, of course, but I want to get that message out clearly, on our terms, rather than through rumors. Anything else will do, even more [i]proper[/i] city clothes. A lot of people in the clans do not bother with them, but it is not an uncommon sight by any means."

After giving Marod time to accommodate her request, Meesei once more stepped into the center of the room and began her spell. "Now, to describe it in short, I have mastered teleportation magic. I am capable of opening a portal between any two locations, provided there is not any significant metaphysical barrier between them. For the vast majority of places on Nirn, that is not an issue. I merely need to be familiar with the destination, or have some other connection to it. It is a difficult spell to cast, and it takes a minute to complete, but this one should be finished just about...now." 

As the finished speaking, the spherical, violet portal opened up in front of her and she offered her hands to both Marod and Lunise. "It is best that we all step through at once. Now, come with me." 

To avoid calling [i]too[/i] much attention to them right away, Meesei teleported them just outside the Silent City, rather than into the middle of it, which did have the affect of making it an even more impressive sight. The tall steps leading upward made the walls and gate above them look even more imposing, and of course, the Dwemer City and the cavern itself were all magnificent sights to behold for anyone with some aesthetic sense. Even with Marod's best scouting and intelligence, he could not have expected what he would witness. "Here we are; welcome to my home."