After that she just relaxes for the rest of the trip. It shouldn't be long, this thing is just as fast as the other one.
She politely greets people and has some of the food and tea if they don't immediately move to go somewhere. (She's figured out a mouth and not face revealing modification of her helmet by now.)
Unfortunately, she thinks their philosophies and beliefs are simply not compatible enough for a long-term partnership. She'll still be glad to assist in times of emergency or on a temporary basis, of course.
They assure her they completely understand her position and will welcome her help in the future, in a tone she might recognise as the 'we will keep trying to more subtly convince you with even more lavish displays of various temptations' tone as opposed to the 'I respect your opinion and will no longer push the subject' tone.
She attempts to distract them from subtle prodding by asking about the history of Japan.
This excessively polite chitchat is nice and all, but after a while she asks whether she might get started on some of the repair plans?
Her sleep schedule mostly is not a thing. This is a personal quirk, not a power. She needs sleep eventually, but may as well stay up until it's night here.
Sure, sure. She idly bulks her rocksuit back up a bit along the way. It makes soft crackling noises. Not enough to hurt furniture, hopefully.
They outline the plan, asking some stuff of her (like can she raise the rest of Kyushu back? would it be okay if she lowered those platforms again once most of the water was taken care of? can she help with macro flooding?) and presenting different parts of a plan tree depending on her answers.
It's actually pretty well thought-out and has apparently taken quite some work. They probably started this long before the previous day.
Raising the rest of Kyushu would be difficult. There is a huge amount of pervasive and deep damage. But it's possible. Reversing her platforms and reducing macro flooding are relatively expensive for her but possible. She likely can't make Kyushu's geography match what it once was without far more work than she wants to spend on that in particular. She'd rather be doing roads, seawalls, collapsed tunnels, etc.
The platforms are secondary, but the macro flooding is definitely going to be one of the first things they'd like her to help with. They've highlighted a few key locations, and ask for her input on how many of those she'd be willing to help with, as well as in what order, with how much time to rest in between, and what she'd like to do otherwise in specific, etc. They want quite a few details, leaving very little margin for creativity or error during the actual implementation of the projects.
She'll do 14 hour work days. She prefers to do two things at once: Reverse flooding at the same time as repairing buildings and roads in the flooded area. She's not entirely sure how quickly she'll be able to do X or Y or Z. She's happy to plot out the course of things two days in advance, but no further than that.
Two things at once, however, that makes them pretty happy. They will definitely want that.
They continue ironing details out for a while more, and by the time they're done it's almost nine PM.
Before she flies to her nearest plateau to sleep, can she have a computer with the plans on it by tomorrow? She'll be on comms of course, but a reference never hurt anybody.
So she flies to the nearest plateau. She made a lot of them, wherever they are it's likely not far.
And is up again at 8 AM, as planned. She flies back to the office place. Is her phone charged up like she asked? Is there breakfast?