Transportation is, like, really trivial for Cam! He is happy to appear in Tokyo. Where would they like him to land his shuttle?

"Pleased to meet you too. My name is Campbell Swan."

"No pseudonym? It might not be quite universal, but usually the powerful parahumans are even more concerned with their secrecy."

"I know, but I think I can establish as much secrecy as I need by simply not explaining my life story to everyone I meet."

Cam follows along. He has no tail and he must wag.

"Not really. I mean, information on what could use doing is good, but I have an excellent power and I'm pretty much set for things I need personally." He makes a sushi roll and eats it. When in Tokyo. "So I don't require payment or an exchange of any kind."

"I can make things! The things must, once made, obey the laws of physics. I can't do antimatter. Objects cannot begin in motion but may begin under tension, in midair, or on fire. It is neater but not strictly necessary for me to be looking at the place the things are going to go."

"Anything at all? Land masses to sushi?"

"Or outside the range, if you need, I don't know, bucky balls or an extra planet, although I'd have to do a lot of math before I'd make a planet in this solar system."

"Ooh - no. I mean, I can make bodies but I can't do minds. Kyushu has no vertebrates. My bugs and snails can struggle along okay but if I'd tried to do those adorable flying squirrels they would, let's say, not fly. Also making an entire duplicate Japan would probably present sea level issues."

"Sure. I can improve on what you had in some areas, power generation included, if you like. Subsidence will be easiest to fix if I have an extremely accurate map of where you want how much gravel or whatever added."

"And it would just appear? We have detailed maps of how much change there has been where, but there might be people or property in some of the same space."

"I probably should not try to fix subsidence that is currently under somebody, particularly if I don't know they're there and can't accordingly go slow."

"Replacements are easier. I could probably get somewhere with a crumbling building or a disintegrating power plant, but it would be by far easier to just make a new one."

"From scratch, then. Power and communications are easy; we already have more plans than we could possibly execute and could just relocate them so they don't overlap with anything. How detailed do you need them to be before you can copy them?"

"I can work from blueprints. That's if you don't want an upgrade. Just to make my life even more hilariously luxurious I also have tinker-like abilities. I'm not a tinker per se, most saliently in the respect that I can in fact explain what I'm making to non-parahuman professionals and let them take over from there."

"Is this likely to matter on the same scale as replacing islands? What kinds of devices does your power specialize in?"

"I'm not a real tinker and do not have a specialty in the way that real tinkers do. I can do computers and generators and spaceships and medicine - actually, that should be a priority, I would like to start mass-producing and mass-distributing assorted reproducible medical stuff as quickly as possible, vaccines and a few solid cancer treatments and the like, I'm willing to mostly focus on redeveloping Japan but the medical stuff needs to go all over the place. Skim some money off the top if you like as long as it gets where it's going."