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One structure that by normal standards would cost billions to build, even more to upkeep, and is 100% indestructible.
This building was designed by one of the greatest army generals in history. He made the layout and blueprints for the structure, but died many years before it was ever completed.
It has two full size arenas, each the size of a football field and used for tournaments. One is based off of cold places while the other warm. And each have many different scenery settings that can be activated from the south tower that looks over both of them. Both arenas have an open sky above them, but the dome can close to keep out rain or any other element.
The two arenas look like a figure eight from above, with many rooms outlining the outer walls and the two that intersect to form the arenas. Each room is made out of ALL ELEMENT PROOF material. The building will never burn down, no roots will tear it, no lightening damage, no wind can pull it, and no water drown out those inside due to all the locks and gauges.

Lucas watched the few, wondering why they put so much effort into a game meant to entertain. He blinked, then, realizing that he'd answered his own question. With a sigh, he splayed his fingers wide, watching the electricity arc between his fingertips. With a shake of his hand, he cast out the spare charge and laughed at the little crater in the dirt that covered the ground. He scuffed at it with his boot, then turned to leave. There was nothing to do here, for him.

The knight dismounted and walked towards the back of the arena where refreshments were, only taking off her helmet once she reached the privacy of the room. She had long white hair that almost reached the floor, and penatraiting but soft yellow eyes. She stertched all 6 wings one at a time, and massaged each one for at least two. How much longer am I to pretend? She let out a heart-felt sigh as she looked out at the next string of combatants. Can't wait until the actual elemental matches start, this isn't getting me far...it's only for show.

As he walked iinto one of the arenas, Deltarh noticed many people from different elements standing around. People passing by whispered about the matches going to start soon. Delrath decides in a few seconds to enter, for good old times. As he walks toward the crowd, he sees alot of high ranking faces from all elements. He quickly puts of his hood, to darken his face and not risk someone seeing him.

Illusion cracked her back, stretched out her arm muscles and walked out of the back room. She noted the noise, the crowds with annoyance. Too loud she thought as she made her way through the gathering crowd. Some were calling for the next match, others were silently observant. She didn't like it. She made her way towards the center of the arena and the fighters stopped to listen. She rolled her hands around one another until a strong gust bleh the crowds to silence. "The festivities are not prepared yet. All those who wish to enter the royal tournement may do so! The scroll is on the eastern gate." with that she dropped her arms and the wind carrying her words around the gigantic arenas stopped. She made her way back towards the entrance while dozens more rushed towards the east gate.

After the announcement, the rush of people towards the eastern gate was not shocking in the least. She contemplated whether or not she should enter herself, but there was so much she still didn't know. While she did well with her powers, she hadn't sparred with anyone for quite a bit of time. It wasn't that no one from the water elementals wanted to, but the fact that she had been gone, wandering arouns almost aimlessly. No, it would be better for her to stay out of it. Finding out more from her past was much more important, and she couldn't afford too many distractions. Perhaps it wouldn't do much hurt to stick around and see what went down while she was here though.

Illusion narrowed her eyes as she scanned the crowd. The usual wannabe knights were entering as usual, and few others were. Not that it mattered. These were open to the public. The really intense ones didn't start for ages. It was rumored that the elementalists were entering their strongest to prove some royal point. The thought made her stomach churn. Will I ever be able to unveil? Then she spotted someone who stood out, looked like a traveler. She wandered over, pretending to be watching the throng gather at the gate. "Are you thinking on entering?" she asked casually (to Skye)

With a sly smile, Lucas stole away with his prize, turning it over and over in his palms. It was a nice watch, really, and he'd give it back eventually... but for now, it was his treasure to play with. He poked it a few times, listening to the sharp sound of his fingernails against the glass face, then prodded it with a spark, to see what would happen. Nothing did, to his disappointment. He frowned, then turned to make sure he hadn't lost sight of the girl.