"That's good to hear. What's it like, if you don't mind me asking?"

"Big. Mostly empty. Mountains and rivers and lakes and deserts and all manner of other natural features going on forever in an infinite flat plain. Some things are hundreds of thousands or even millions of miles apart, and that makes it a day trip. My house is at least 10,000 miles from everything and it takes about 5 minutes to get to the city."

"That sounds wonderful. Have you seen much of it?"

(Ruel goes to help the others.)

"There's infinitely much to see, so not really. I move my house to a new continent once every couple of years though."

"Any favorite parts?"

"Mm... I suppose my particular favorite is... There's a gigantic sort of - museum park thing - on a continent called Liscov. Hundreds of miles wide, most every copse and pond and hill designed. It's supposed to be pretty and natural from everywhere you can stand or walk or float. There's buildings with art and sculptures here and there, and all the architecture evokes rocks or trees and the like, and there's little hidden secrets here and there, like tiny paintings nestled into one particular forked branch of one particular tree. And scavenger hunts and so on. The curators are proud of it and charge a fair bit to go see and rightly so, it's a good place."