"Ahh. So no sun. How would you even get rid of it, do you throw a black hole at it and then put warning signs up?"
"The sun, I already know why the plane wouldn't be destroyed. Because it is the tacky grounding point."
"It's... Sort of comforting, to know there is an afterlife where I would actually be able to do stuff."
"Sort of. Zane and dad would be going to Limbo, and you're pretty insistent that I would probably end up in Heaven. So I'd be alone."
"You could convince them to each summon something once, I think that would probably do it."
Adana nods. She snuggles Cam. "I mean, none of us are planning to die soon, so you've got time."
"I think so. My parents haven't encountered anyone in Limbo who remembers doing even that much."
Adana smiles a little. "Okay, that makes it a bit better. I mean - two out of three chance that they will be in either Heaven or Hell, so - one of us would have someone there, probably."
"Well. Then they'd... Have each other, if they're both fairies? And not be stuck in Limbo?"
Cam nods. "It's not an ideal setup, but Limbo's kind of - disappointing. There aren't enough concordances."
"It's regular but doesn't match up to mortal sidereal time, but approximately every twelve years per pair of worlds. Hell gets Fairyland and Limbo on approximately opposite schedules, so I get to try collecting and sending letters and packages to my parents every six years ish and actually succeed every ten on average."
"It's not ideal. It's not terrible either though. At least I can get in touch with them and they know where I am and that I'm okay."
"True, but - still. I'll look into summoning people from Limbo, and if possible... Want to have a tearful reunion?"