"Have you ever thought about living on Earth?" she asks curiously. "It's really nice. And so long as you're somewhere without light pollution, you can see so many stars. It's really something else, stepping out of my cabin and night and staring up into the sky. I think I only got that sort of view from space, before now."

"I think I'd need a long time," Adia murmurs, half to herself. "Although aside from the physical differences, I still felt like myself. I hope it's like that for him, that made things easier."

Adia's smile turns a shade nervous. "Um... well, if all three of us are ever in the same place, I'll introduce you. He's not really a people person." Although he has been better about making friends lately. He even somehow became friends with Loki, which she wouldn't have predicted. She should really stop worrying about that. "You have such a big family, though. He can be a homebody and still get all the social interaction he wants."