And what do they think of a human?

They seem like they know even less about what to do with a dragon that turned into a human.

Some hands go towards weapons, but they don't get drawn.

The probable leader of the group steps forwards. "Ma'am?"

"I would like to pass through." She indicates the gate. "Is there a fee to do so?"

"What is your intention in Hysh?"

"I wish to speak with a god who resides there."

They make an expression like that is a really weird purpose to try and go through, but not actually a disallowed purpose.

"You may go through. --in human form."

"Naturally." Through she goes.

The place on the other side of Realmgate is a glassy desert, with sand shot through with many colours, and broken spires reaching up to illuminated heavens.

The armoured guards on this side are much more impassive.

They haven't seen her turn into a dragon. She gets a fair bit of distance before so doing.

Hysh is bright. That's the most obvious things about it. Where it doesn't glow it sparkles, and where it doesn't sparkle it iridesces.

Hysh is ruined. Broken shells of gemstone enlaid towers litter the desert for miles, each find it's own way to crumple and fold in on itself.

A Realm aptly named indeed.

If one seeks a god, look first for his followers. She needs to find a city.

There's a city not too far off, with walls made of sapphire and emerald. It looks only slightly less ruined than everywhere else. Looks significantly more populated though.

That's all she requires of it.

Hello, city. How do you feel about visitors you may or may not have seen landing as a dragon some distance out?

If the city once had gate guards, it doesn't now.

Positively, then. Good.

The city is fairly quiet. There are definitely people living here--glowing, elfin people--but there don't seem to be many wandering out and about, and the ones that are are focused on themselves.

Any convenient signposts and/or religious iconography?

There is a street sign pointing towards a church of Tyrion, and another pointing towards a university.

Start with the church, then.

The church's walls are made of stained glass, and it glows from within. The front panel of the stained glass shows a blinded elf in ornate armour.

That would be Tyrion, yes?

Yep, that's Tyrion.

Any worshippers, priests, or other onlookers about?

There is someone sitting inside, who appears to be a priest. She's sat crosslegged in a corner, eyes closed, and she is wearing a robe richly adorned with the same motifs as the stained glass.