"...So, did you...want anything, or were you just stopping in to say hi?"

"Just stopping to say hi, I don't need anything. I've never seen people like you guys before."

"Well, we've never seen a djinn before either." 

"I didn't expect you to have. Most of us live very far away."

"We all live here." 

"Do you interact much with the humans nearby?"

She makes a face. "Not lately, no." 

"Oh? Why not?"

"There was a conflict between the N'bangu and the Kaliri. We took the Kaliri's side. The N'bangu almost wiped us out." 

"- I'm sorry to hear that. What was the conflict about?"

"...I'm not sure. It was in my grandparents' time." 

"I see. I hope you're recovering well at this point. What do you call yourselves?"

"Linaika." 

"Pleased to meet you. Thanks for answering my questions! Can I get you any stuff for your time?"

"What kinda stuff?" 

"Physical objects. Including ones you used to have but that were destroyed, or you can suggest something it would be cool if you had an object that did it and I can see if I know of anything like that, like the spaceship." He points at the spaceship. "Except I won't give you a spaceship because you don't know how to pilot one."

"Hm. Things besides flying that are cool. Healing people?" 

"I need to know what I'm healing."

"You can't just do a thing for it? Okay. Books?"

"I can do things for healing but they're specific per disease. I can do books! What books would you like?"

She names some books. 

And here is a stack of books tied up in a ribbon. "There you go!"

"Thanks!" 

"You're welcome!"

And he flies away again and resumes placing mosquitoes.

Nothing else obviously anomalous presents itself during this time.