"...Alright."

Then... More stories?

Sounds good.

And, shortly thereafter - 

A shudder runs through the ship as they exit the Astral Sea, breaking into the sky of a new world. 

And Villanelle's voice echoes through the halls - "We're here! The crows nest's the best place to watch approach from."

Already, huh.

"Lead the way?" she asks Ellie.

"Of course." Up to the crow's nest, to spy this new land.

The planet is round, green and blue against the inky stellar backdrop. There are two large continents almost on opposite sides of the world stretching roughly parallel from north to south. The wide band of ocean between is dotted with island and archipelagos of varying sizes. There are quite a few mountain ranges zigzagging across the land, and several enormous trees scattered about that are visible from space.

"It's pretty," she says, softly. "But it looks so small from up here..."

"All planets do, I've found."

"It might be a bit alarming if they didn't."

"A sign of something strange, definitely."

"Worth investigating."

Then: "How long does landing usually take?"

"Not that long, as long as we can find a good site."

Hum...

She activates her sharingan before creating an enlarged illusion of the world in front of them, and then gestures at one of the two larger continents. "To the north here... This seems interesting."

"Hmm... Terrain looks favorable, some flat grassy areas, forests and hills for cover, convenient for a seaside getaway."

"Looks like there's at least a couple cities, too. Hope they have libraries."

"They might not still be inhabited... But this looks like active farmland." She points to some green splotches that are slightly different from the other green splotches. "But I'd rather initially set down away from a city, all other things being equal."

"Fair enough. Near these cliffs should be good on that front, and scenic too." She indicates an area by the shore.

"Works well for me."

"I'll let the helm know, so we're not abruptly overruled." She goes to activate the intercom.

"Enjoying the view?"

"We are. Think we've spotted a good landing zone, too." She relays the coordinates.

A moment, then: "Looks good to me, and Serenity's not opposed." And so the ship brgins to descend rapidly - hidden in its usual cloak, though it's entirely possible some of the magic users here can perceive at least the passage of something. 

"Thanks, sweetheart."

"No problem at all, lovely."