Behind the conservatory stood the grand residence of the Count and his wife. In the cozy living room, warmed by an open fireplace, Pusha’s mother served tea and pastries while the Count, together with Pusha and Sima, looked through a photo album—one documenting the wedding of the Count and his wife. ✨️
On the wall hung an image depicting the interior of his spaceship, where he and his wife had recently been working on the world of Tanija. The image appeared three-dimensional, and—much like those found inside the spaceship—it featured a ceramic scroll held within a mounting; inscribed upon this scroll was the name of the destination—or rather, the name of the spaceship itself: "Neduna I." ✨️