"Hopefully! Heh. Be a bit awkward to have another goddess pray to Hylia. That's the only way I know how to talk to her, though, prayer."

"That'd be pretty weird, yeah. Though the gods might have different - channels I guess? For talking to each other."

"Who knows how gods work? Not me!"

"Not me either!"

She shakes her head slightly and stretches. 

"Where's the - exit? You lead the way, a big part of me is thinking 'go look around for monster drops and forage for stuff'. Where do you get food?"

"Exit's back the way we came. Food - we technically don't need to eat but a lot of people do it recreationally, and there's restaurants and stuff in the towns."

"Yeah, uh, I'm gonna eat on a regular basis. The Slate's handy for storing meals at least."

"I'll help get you enough food, too."

"People need food even in Hyrule. It'd be decently easy back home to get enough just wandering around gathering if there weren't monsters everywhere. I think. I might have a skewed view of things."

"Yeah, just, I dunno what's edible or poisonous or whatever."

"No sense worrying about it too much. Anything I can do to find the goddess faster? Does she listen to prayers?"

"Haven't known her to respond to prayers, but the others do so that might just be a thing with her usually ignoring people..."

"You're the one who knows their way around here..."

"Hmm. I hope my horse is okay."

"Hope so too. Dunno how we'd check on that, though..."

"I can't. Shouldn't worry about it. Hylian horses are pretty independent..."

"Yeah. Horses here are, too... Though horses here are also immortal."

"Hmmmm..." She singsongs a bit, and then sighs slightly, and then appears a spear from inventory and twirls it as they walk, apparently a nervous habit.

"Sorry it's such a walk to town... Might be able to find a ride type thing..."

"Ah- No need. But we could run if you don't mind."

"I don't! Have pretty limitless stamina."

So they run until get get to something interesting.

Which turns out to be a town - decently big to Link's eyes, apparently small to Nereus's. "Still," he says, "it'll have restaurants and stuff. Or a tavern if it's in like a fake medieval design..."

"I suppose nobody needs to farm, so everyone can be an innkeeper or a bookseller or whatever. Or a soldier. Ah, I might get dangerously nostalgic for my time in Triforce Keep!"

"Yeah - though we only kinda have a money economy? You can get food, shelter, mass produced books, all that pretty much free, only thing that needs trading is stuff like artifacts and art commissions and people's time. Some of the taverns have a kind of fake economy 'cause of the aesthetic, but you get the money for them from games, usually."

"That kind of makes sense. Princess Zelda tried to explain to me once about how money's not actually worth anything unless people think it is. Or something. If you don't need to buy food or a house... You don't need money?"