"Uh, I believe Golden did turn him into a mint, that being the work in question. My staff precog assures me that he's much less dangerous that way. Apparently it takes all the fun out of wreaking havoc."

"I don't believe that," she says flatly.

"Well, I'll give you your three wishes, howabout, and if you run into him in your own world again - I don't expect it, he looked pretty happy to go with Golden - then you'll be more equipped to handle it? I can't unmint him, that's not something wishes can do. But I can tell you my emergency mint containment protocol."

"...Fine," she says reluctantly.

Stella squares off three restricted hexes from her bandolier and hands them over. "These will do anything normal hexagons can do except I don't want people in worlds with no Bells making new mints willy-nilly so they don't do that," she says. "That's stuff on the scale of granting someone a new permanent magical superpower. The mint-containment protocol is: you can only make a wish if the coin is in contact with your skin. They appear that way, but if you wish a coin-repelling envelope around somebody, they can't make wishes. He can make all the coins he wants but won't be able to do a thing with them. Sound like a plan? And please only do this if he makes trouble for you at home. Golden's got him handled in her world, and he could come here even when he was on his asteroid."

The Bat eyes Stella with deep suspicion, but finally nods.

"Look, I don't like him any more than you do - actually, no, I probably do like him more than you, but I don't like him - but I trust my precog and I trust my alt," Stella says. "And his template is really useful as a mint. Golden's probably going to be able to save more lives with him in her employ than he ever took, not that that erases the initial crimes."

She scowls, but nods again. Grudgingly.

"How've you been doing?" Stella asks conversationally. "You seem to be covered in blood yet mysteriously uninjured."

"I... was stabbed in the gut," she admits, and with reluctance adds: "The Joker fixed it."

"He does have a crush on you, however idiotically he went about demonstrating this before," Stella says.

The mask does surprisingly little to hide how deeply uncomfortable she looks.

"Sorry."

She frowns.

Stella shrugs. "I'm gonna go have a look in the Belltower." And she teleports up.