Jay isn't a flier or a water-manipulator, so he can't actually do much except talk and argue vociferously, but if his opinion has any weight as the one who kind of organized Barrier Quest in the first place, he would advise taking the Palai's direction (with some measure of caution) about what to do with the Uvi. In practice, this means:
a) taking down the barrier, either by leaving the Elto bones there or (preferably) through repair and manipulation of the frequency center b) telling the Uvi a modified version of the truth about Aimintas, obscuring details of the city/civilization who live there and particularly the more gory bits involving the Uvi's demise c) if the Uvi still want to visit Aimintas without being given the details (or if someone else blabs the details), consulting the Palai before, if they agree, bringing down a couple of Uvi to see the city.
He would also advocate for leaving enough of the Elto bones with the Palai that they can power a flying machine and potentially visit the island/bring back Uvi if they so choose.
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a) taking down the barrier, either by leaving the Elto bones there or (preferably) through repair and manipulation of the frequency center
b) telling the Uvi a modified version of the truth about Aimintas, obscuring details of the city/civilization who live there and particularly the more gory bits involving the Uvi's demise
c) if the Uvi still want to visit Aimintas without being given the details (or if someone else blabs the details), consulting the Palai before, if they agree, bringing down a couple of Uvi to see the city.
He would also advocate for leaving enough of the Elto bones with the Palai that they can power a flying machine and potentially visit the island/bring back Uvi if they so choose.