Shy Deer Steppes Spirits in my head and they won't go

In a way, says Potema, and this clashes with June's child-like view of things enough for her to ask, "in which way?" Her mind can only wrap around the concept of travel as something you're doing or something you're not. The existence of in-betweens still eludes her when it comes to these trickier, more abstract ideas. She's still chewing on the idea in her head when Potema asks about her home, so for a long moment, June doesn't answer, only to realize she's being addressed directly.

"Oh!" she sighs airly. "My home is Silvertip Mountain." Everyone knows of Silvertip Mountain as far as June knows, but just in case, she says, "it's the one all by itself," as though there is only one lone mountain in the entire world.