"Okay, I'll grab Earth then, I guess." Shine shrugs and ruffles Kisonde's hair again and wanders out to the yard.

"Good and proper immortal, but if someone tried to take my wings off permission wouldn't have anything to do with it. I don't love it. I'd miss sorcery, though, and it doesn't work anywhere else, I've been trying lightmotes to make sure that the rule holds here. I might be able to do something at home eventually..."

"Well, not recreationally, but if daeva are still nice and indestructible versus elementals without amulets weighing you down that would influence where I'm interested in letting you go in my world-set."

"Makes sense," Earth says agreeably.

"Not because I have strong reason to think you'd go around tail-pulling, just because it'll make daeva even more nervous about a new sapient species moving in next door if they turn out to be vulnerable unexpectedly." He presents Earth with his tail.

"It is. How do you all feel about reolocating to a part of Fairyland that is far away from any concentrated populations of fairies so it'll look like they merely hadn't discovered you yet? Will you be able to find such a place?"

"Shine mentioned trying a shadewalk - if shadewalking works, so will dark scrying, and there won't be any trouble finding places to any specification you can think of that can be checked visually in the dark," says Earth.

"Snazzy. And if you find yourself too bewildered by the flora to find food you like right away, you can just use that to pop over to my house for burgers or something, I imagine?"

"Sounds like a plan."

Revelation and Promise start talking about the pros and cons of her moving in with him.

Kisonde is nervous about this!

"The idea is I hold the door for you, and you see if you can go from someplace in my house in Hell to someplace nice and uninhabited in Fairyland. I can make you a map and suggest that you go, oh, one billion miles north of its northmost point, if that would help specificity-wise."

"It would help more if you knew what the place you wanted me to go looked like in the dark," says Shadow. "A map's not nothing, though."

"Unfortunately I have never been to Fairyland, and I can only conjure up things that I'm designing myself or copying from elsewhere. I could get you a field guide to Fairyland trees, maybe, but the wildlife is probably not totally consistent a billion miles away from the inhabited area."

"It might still help some," he says. "We'll see."

(Promise sneaks past to try a light mote. Nothing. She goes back into the bar.)

Shadow goes through the door, looking around with timid curiosity.