"Great! I still forget to respond to 'your majesty' most of the time, really." He laughed as he talked, swinging the ship up higher and kicking it off towards Lindblum. As they moved, the sky began to lighten the closer they got to the edge of Treno's odd darkness.

"Okay, Lindblum it is, then." He checked the course a few times, making sure the ship was pointed in the right direction before he locked the wheel and turned to face her. He'd still have to babysit it, but he could at least look away sometimes now.

"Lindblum is quite a sight to see, really. Make sure your friend doesn't drag you away before you get to look around."