They called it Home six months later.
Three buildings have been built so far, but the fourth is only half-framed. The workshop came first, as it should have, then the kitchen and dormitory together because Lylia had strong feelings about being close to food.
Now, on alternating mornings, twenty-three pairs of hands were working on a small meeting hall that was rising from the flat eastern ground of the island.
There were twenty-three reincarnators who lived there all the time. Thomas Chen ran the kitchen with an architectural level of precision, and the smell of what he was cooking drew people in from three buildings away.
Amara Songweaver had begun something that combined elements of a music school and therapy, and it seemed to be working as both.
Priya ran the medical bay with the calm authority of someone who had made it her job to keep everyone alive, and she did a fantastic job.
