"Especially for me."

"Yeah. So it could have been worse, and now it's not an issue."

"Yep. Don't even have to spend magic on it, free with the package."

"Aaand the package is much better now, thanks to the magic of not having to kill your monsterfied peers to not join them."

"I don't have a way to de-witch witches, so I do still have to kill them, but yes."

"...Yet."

"Yet!"

"I feel disproportionately proud of having introduced you to my world's magic."

"You should be. It might literally save my entire planet."

"I mean. Saving the world is kind of in my job description."

"And you saved an extra one."

"We're awesome."

"We are!"

Particularly swishy waltz step in lieu of unwaltzly twirling. "I wish I had a way of getting Milliways doors on demand. Or--consistently, anyway."

"Maybe you can get a spell for it."

"...I'm going to finish my letter to--and--wait--I just realized it's probably possible to use Milliways to cheat at archaeology."

"Maybe! What do you mean specifically?"

"Hebrew! My first thought was that I could finish my letter to Mystical Mirror Madchen, and my second thought was that if I could convince the translation effect to cooperate I could work on my Hebrew, and then I realized that I could probably get documents from Bar in Hebrew from before Hebrew was an exclusively religious language. There's even some stuff in the Old Testament that people aren't quite sure how to translate because of hapax legomenontry or however you modify that word--"

"I didn't get the translation effect to be particularly exploitable when I was staying here, but you can definitely take documents home, I'll provide all the counterfeit Bar wants for it."

"I speak and read some Hebrew, is why I think it's plausible that I might be able to see stuff as being in Hebrew, I'm just not perfectly fluent. And, yeah, even if that doesn't work I can just copy stuff down for a Rosetta Stone-like effect."

"If you know some it might work. I haven't learned enough of any languages to make it work but I never cared very much about Spanish class."

"I don't care much about French class, but I do care about Hebrew. I wonder if I can make something be in Hebrew if I try? 'Your lips are like a crimson thread, and your mouth is lovely. Your cheeks are like halves of a pomegranate behind your veil.'"

"Comprehensible. Poetic. Kinda makes me want to kiss you."

Well, in that case: kiss!

Kiss!