"Yes. Those are all laid out there, too."

"Cool!" He flaps off to do that.

The blueprints are very complete and well-thought-out. Either a very competent team or someone with extremely enhanced cognitive powers has spent a while working on it.

There is, indeed, a place reserved for the Library of Alexandria.

Exactly as it was when it got burned down? Or is there an earlier time that's better?

Given that no one has a whole lot of information about that the Library was actually like back then, Fëanáro can decide for himself.

He'll go with a month before it burned down in case it got sacked first or something. Boom, library of Alexandria. He should look up how Revelation did it but it's not on the network.

And New York is back.

"Alexandria," she says.

"Hmmm?"

"I believe it's what I'm going to start calling myself instead."

"Makes sense. People can start moving back in now, all the power and plumbing should work fine."

"We'll review everything—could be that the blueprints we gave you had problems—but if not we'll get people to start moving back in."

"Okay!" Flap flap.

"Have you given any thought to dangerous parahuman containment, by the way?"

"Next dimension over is still the most promising idea, I can put them all on different planets but that's inhumane."

"Have you tested whether that works, yet?"

"You probably want, like, an informed volunteer in a spacesuit, not me, in case they land on a Materia or something - we're not supposed to use worldleapers for new world finding anymore and a worldleaper is all I've got -"

"Did you not come from an adjacent dimension? Or did your two-dimension jump land you here?"

"Yeah. I thought we were neighbors with Warp but we're not and I don't know what the intermediate dimension was."

"And supposing they can go to this other dimension, how do they inform you of their success?"

"Write a note."

"Of course."

"I volunteer."

"It's possible powers won't work in the neighboring dimension, that's what we're checking."

"I know. Give me a suit and I'll go anyway."

"The person who goes might die and if you die it'd be really bad."