Armilla described as an incomplete, but not desolate city, makes the reader recreates a picture of a place that looks abandoned and uninhabitable for human beings due to the fact that city’s infrastructure is composed by a bunch of pipes that gives an appearance similar to houses, but without walls, ceilings, or floors. However, the author explains that this city is not deserted in all its aspects. Instead, nymphs and naiads have been appropriate over the place by making use of of the showers and mirrors that were left in that mysterious city. Also, Armilla is described as a melancholic and sad place; nonetheless, the author revives the place by describing the actions of the nymphs and naiads. For instance, the author narrates “In any case,
