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Naoko continued with her lectures and even made an appearance on a morning talk show in New Tuva. On the same show, to her surprise, was a fellow archeologist that was part of the initial archeological team on Gaia. Tracey Donovan returned from surveying an old settler’s site on a large island in Lagoon’s northern hemisphere. Tracey was happy to see Naoko, though the two had only worked together on Gaia for three months before Tracey left. The two discussed their best-known subjects, ancient Gaian archeology in general and urban archeology/anthropology when it came to the influence of the Blessed Rebecca Wilcox and Pamela Parlor on Gaian culture. Afterwards, in the broadcast studio’s cafeteria, the two women caught on past events. Naoko poured and stirred some cream into her coffee. “I’m glad you were able to return to Gaia two more times. There is still so much more to be investigated.” “Indeed, Naoko,” said Tracey after taking a sip from her coffee mug. “My father’s death was a