"Ahh, the pocket library also has adorable pictures. I support this."

"The phone is not primarily a pocket library. It's named after the talking-to-faraway-people-who-also-have-phones function. The class of devices has been picking up added features like internet access much more recently."

"I'm going to think of it as a pocket library no matter what you tell me. That also sounds remarkably similar to spelled mirrors! Except... Those have no added functionality. And they are not libraries that are pocket sized."

"Well, neither did phones, recently enough. It's even pretty recent that you can use them without them being connected by physical wires the whole way. If you see wooden pillars by the sides of roads with wires strung between them and branching off towards houses, those are called 'telephone poles', although I think some of the wires are for electricity and other utilities that are carried via wire."

"Ah, I see. That's very cool - your world is interesting, did you know?"

"I did know! I expect yours is interesting too."

"I think so. It's beautiful, anyway, if sometimes - oh, yes, you're immune to cold. Then it'll just be pretty for you, I suppose."

"We usually describe ourselves as unharmed by cold. I can still tell that cold things are cold."

"Well, is it a bad feeling?"

"No. Especially not if it's starry out. Moonlight and starlight feel beautiful and they're easier to feel in the cold."

He laughs, a little. "New Kystle has two moons. I do hope you like it."

"Oooh. I am very much looking forward to that. And new stars."

"I don't think we have many astronomers. It's possibly the ones we have will let you name a star, if you find the right person to ask."

"I don't think that will affect the quality of the light, but it'd be fun! I will contemplate what to name a star."

Adarin laughs. "Sure. I'll have to find you a lake that doesn't have a name yet, but I don't think all of them do."

"How long have you all been in New Kystle at this point?"

"Four years. Certainly not long enough to name everything on a planet."

"Not even in a narrow band around the twilight area. Okay."

"To be fair, people are also clustering around certain places, and then not moving from them, so the places they're not at get ignored."

"Makes sense, it's useful to be around people and specialize your labor."

"Also, safer. Plus, I've been trying to get a portal system set up, so people cluster around those."

"Reasonable of them!"