Sure.

It turns into a bit of a leisurely walk through town, trying more foods and fending off curious questions who want to know what Kib is - they wouldn't have bothered you while you were with the prince Nelyafinwë - but they do eventually find a razor.

Kib is prepared to inform people that he is a human.

Kib cannot so much climb things, unless this guide knows that song?

He does! And is happy to sing it while they go up the walls, it's barely even properly a climb, though it's long.

It's properly a climb if you are Kib! But he will try it with the song's benefit and not crack his head open.

Which is good because the view of the city and the surrounding countryside from the top is rather stunning.

Wow!

Does Kib sketch? it's fun to sketch, or paint, up here. You can also sing windstorms down on everyone else if you're feeling mischievous, the prince Canafinwë once almost caused a tornado...

He can do technical sketches but doesn't have much experience drawing scenery.

He can take up a metalworking apprenticeship here if he is interested, the Noldor like metalworking. Here are some drawing trips for scenery.

He'd like to avoid anything as intensive as an actual apprenticeship here until he knows how long he's going to be around, which will depend on whether and how easily the Valar can access his world.

That's reasonable. Has he learned more songs? Here are some more cool songs - songs to make wind blow, though not enough of it for a tornado, songs that come with striking mental images, songs that leave illusions floating in the air.

He hasn't even learned the grace song well enough to sing it through without forgetting bits yet, it really doesn't help that he doesn't speak Quenya. However, he is very interested in learning magic songs.

Kib considers going through the grace song a few times an excellent use of his time, although having it transcribed will be very handy for long term retention.

And they make their way back to the palace. People offer them food along the way.

Mmm, lunch.

The guide gently points out that in fact it is evening.

Kib's sleep cycle is all wacky from being imported from another time zone. Whatever.

Yes! And he needn't sleep if he's not tired, the prince Nelyafinwë does not seem to sleep very often.

He's not tired yet.

In that case they'll go back to the prince Nelyafinwë's study and ask about a transcription of the song?

Sounds good!