He, Ren, Dajeil and Zreyn were its only passengers.
'Yes, you're being a hick; stop it at once,' Dajeil told Zreyn, who shrugged. Dajeil glanced round at the dunes, the golden sand and the bright blue sky. 'Anyway, it's a long journey,' she said. 'Maybe we'll get bored with all this and want it all changed back to the way it was.'
'Just let me know,' Amorphia said.
Dajeil took another look round. 'I'm glad I let you talk me into remaking the old place like this, Amorphia,' she said.
'Pleased you like it,' the avatar said, nodding.
'Have you decided where we're going yet?' Zreyn asked.
The avatar nodded. 'I think… Leo II,' it said.
'Not Andromeda?' Zreyn said.
Amorphia shook its head. 'I changed my mind.'
'Damn,' Zreyn said. 'I always wanted to go to Andromeda.'
'Too crowded,' Amorphia said.
Zreyn looked unconvinced.
'We could go there… afterwards?' the avatar suggested.
'Will we even live to see Leo II?' Dajeil asked, opening her eyes and gazing over at the creature.
The avatar looked apologetic. 'It will take rather a long time,' it admitted.
Dajeil closed her eyes again. 'You could always Store us,' she said. 'Think you could manage that?'
Zreyn laughed lightly.
'Oh, I could give it a try,' the avatar said.
Epilogue
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