"The Palace of An is amazing, it's basically a well-kept and kind of modern Sumero-Akkadian style palace by the sea and with several entrances and very large windows, and in it there are several huge halls and huge rooms with a park layout where for every three halls there is a park, forming a kind of hall corridors with parks in the middle. And there are several stairs in the Palace of An just like the Palace of An has seven floors; the ground floor, which houses the reception halls, guest rooms and where policies take place; the first to third floors are halls with various Anunna art and works, as well as some ballrooms and galleries for Anunnas; the fourth to sixth floors, which are the rooms/shrines of the children of the Anunnaki gods; and the top floor which is where the rooms/shrines of the Anunnaki gods are. And each room/shrine has its own bathroom and all the rooms have windows, either to one of the courtyards or to the outside of the Palace, and the windows are quite big, and each floor where the rooms are has its own kitchen and its own public toilets, as well as all floors have toilets, and there are some systems of ramps in the Palace of An, but they are right at the ends of the palace. And the Palace of An also has a large garden, exits that lead directly to the beach, rooms where the relics of the gods are, balconies, arsenals with Anunna weapons, among others. The average height from floor to ceiling of each floor is 8 meters, the doors are 6 meters for 2.50-6.0 meters in height and diameter, and the windows are large, standing 1.5 meters from the floor. and 1.5 meters from the ceiling, and averaging 2.5-6.0 meters in length. And Anunna agents and Anunna employees are 1.70 to 2 meters tall, the children of the Anunnas are on average 3 meters to 3.5 meters tall and the Anunna gods are 5 meters tall. And by the Palace of An there are several Anunnas symbols (Anunna flower) around the Palace and at the main entrance of the Palace of An there are two statues of two lamassus. And the Palace of An is located in the Paradise of An and it is where Anu, his family and most of your children and descendants live."

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