Annie has all kinds of questions about that but it is probably better to put them off until after Rirosseth is alive and figure it out then after priority number one is handled and for that she needs the extra time. "I would prefer to live in Valinor. Thank you for the invitation."

"You are welcome. The next ships for Valinor depart in two weeks' time."

"Will any of the ships be safe for me to be on?"

"...someone could probably arrange for you to sleep for the duration of the journey?"

"That can be accomplished without singing to begin with?"

"Certainly."

"Then that will work. Alternately I could fly an airplane."

"That would require that we consult again to consider whether we should protect Valinor against airplanes."

"I see. I don't wish to distract you. Keeping me asleep on a boat will be fine."

"May you be the instrument by which Eru redeems his lost children."

"I hope so." Eonwë no idea how much she hopes so.

And a boat is prepared to take the victorious host back to Valinor. 

Lírnith assures her that as soon as immortality is developed they'll get it onto a boat and come and find her with it.

"Thank you."

"Of course. I - hope it all works out okay."

"Me too."

Hug.

Hug. "I'll see you soon, okay? As soon as they have immortality working. Probably sooner than Rirosseth manages to charm her way out of Mandos but maybe not."

"Okay," echoes Annie.

"You should look for my dad. He'll be helpful."

"How do I find your dad?"

"I have no idea, it's been nearly six hundred years - ask around, I guess...."

"What's his name?"

"Istarno."

"Okay. - how much should I tell him?"

"You ever wonder where Rirosseth got the people skills from, it not being our mother? It would surprise me if he didn't figure it out."

"...okay. But is there anything I should cover up front -?"