NARRATOR: Eina-Afa, in the skies above Jumpstar Prime.
YAEYOEFUI: Why did you model your jungle world after our sky-world?
Aren't there mega-structure designs that better serve small, crawling people like yourself?
SORLIE: This is your sky-world. Eina-Afa evolved into what you see here over the course of roughly ten million years.
YAEYOEFUI: Oh.
I may need to grieve.
YAEYOEFUI: But grief can wait. Tell me about your designs. I understand you are an engineer. What do the worlds you build look like?
SORLIE: To you they probably look tiny. We don't build anything close to this size. We don't have the technology your people used to build Eina-Afa.
YAEYOEFUI: Then my people failed completely.
I shall certainly need to grieve.
SORLIE: I'm missing something.
What failure are you talking about?
YAEYOEFUI: We failed to preserve galactic civilization and culture beyond the Boundary.
SORLIE: What Boundary?
YAEYOEFUI: You are definitely missing something.