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—Thank you, my friend! —he gently wipes the vial with his sleeve. —When I die, your face will be the last good memory. Along with Lettie's...
Without much thought, he nods towards the pass: —Since you allow it, I'll take it. —rummaging in his pockets, Dor places a stack of silver coins on the table. —This is my farewell memory from the surface. People use these coins to value different things and then exchange them. The more silver coins a person has, the "cooler" they are considered. In this world, they may not be worth anything, but I think that in some sense, this makes them even more valuable. When all the people from here are gone, you will have a lasting reminder of our civilization... of our meeting.
—I don't understand why you want to leave here? —He hands over the pass and takes the coins. —Is it not good here? During the transition to a new life cycle, there is a chance of forgetting about a meeting, but the more meetings there are, the less likely that is.