"You will still be more of an authority on it than I can be," he points out, because he's been to North America several times, but he visits have been limited to the most typical areas of travel; New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, Toronto. It's such a small number of places, too, in an area of land that so vast. He's always wanted to go much further North, too, but now he supposes he'll never have that chance.

Briefly, his smile falters. It's moments like this when he's suddenly aware that he's dead.

"And traveling is not for everyone," he continues. "Given what you've told me about being able to hear everyone... I think I would want to stay close to home in a situation like that, too." He imagines trying to travel could get very tiring. Very loud.