"Oh my goodness," says the winged horse. "That's very exciting! I should go tell everyone! Do you want to come? Oh, but you can't fly. I don't know a good way up into the mountains by hoof. Well, are there more things to tell?"

"Well, I'm sure their majesties would be pleased to meet an envoy of your people," says the centaur. "I'm just here to make maps. I can see if King James is available to talk with my pin of knighthood, though? In case she wants to send a more detailed message."

"What's a pin of knighthood?" he wonders.

"I'm a Knight of the Order of the Lily - King James restored some old orders of knighthood," explains Starfall, showing off the pin where it's attached to one of her bags. "It lets me talk to her from anywhere as long as she's holding the - I don't think the object was ever properly named, but there's an object that can talk to all the pins."

"Oh my goodness," he says. "You're a centaur from Narnia with a magic pin that talks to kings! I think that's the most exciting thing that's ever happened to me!"

Starfall giggles. And addresses her pin. "Your majesty? I found a winged horse."

"Did you now," says the pin. "That's interesting. Where does the winged horse live?"

"Oh my goodness oh my goodness!" exclaims the winged horse, dancing excitedly in place. "Um, I live over there in those mountains! I guess the king probably can't see the mountains. But they're there, and I live in them!"

Starfall describes her current location in terms of the last time she reported in, consulting her map-in-progress.

"All right, I've found you on my magic map," James says after a moment. "And I can see the mountains on it too. How many winged horses are there in them?"

"A hundred or so, I think," says the winged horse. "Is that a lot? It seems like a lot."

"It's definitely more winged horses than we've found anywhere else. Up until now, I wasn't sure there still were any."

"Oh. Well, there are us!" he says. "My name's Flit, I forgot to say! This is all very exciting! I should go tell everyone all about it, what should I tell them?"

"You should tell them that the White Witch has been defeated, her creatures have fled, Narnia is prospering again, and the king invites them to send an envoy to Cair Paravel to see it all in person and talk to people and learn things."

"Do you want me to stay around here for the time being to give the envoy directions or lead them back to Cair Paravel myself, your majesty?" asks Starfall.

"That would be very convenient, and I would appreciate it," she says.

"Then I will," says Starfall. She proceeds to set up her camp right where she is so Flit will know where to find her.

"I'm Starfall," Starfall says. "I can lead you to Cair Paravel starting tomorrow, or I can just point you in the general direction if you'd rather fly."

"I'd rather fly, I think! How far is it? Which way? How will I know when I get there?"

"Cair Paravel is east-northeast of here and it's a big castle where the biggest river meets the sea. You can ask anyone, if you land within Narnia proper and find someone to ask."

"Okay, thank you!" And he bounds into the air and starts flying east-northeast, because he is much too excited to go to sleep just yet.

It's a very long trip; he won't get there in one evening.