Worlds' Problems such as whatever is worrying this very worried-looking young adult human who just walked into the bar and is now peering around nervously? Newcomers to the bar are often confused and nervous but she seems even more confused and nervous than usual.
"Hi! Welcome to Milliways. Usually it's just really excellent food and beverages but today there is an omnipotent sorceress on hand, do you need such a thing?"
"...That might depend on what a sorceress is!" says the worried young adult human. "Hello. I am not sure where I am or how I got here. It is concerning."
"You opened a door that this door was displacing," says Kithabel, pointing at the door. "If you go out again, same time and place you left. Most people only get them at random. A sorceress is a person who does magic by wanting things to happen."
"That sounds moderately promising," says the worried young adult human. "Can you rebalance the climate and eliminate the ravening fiends? Can you create large amounts of food and alchemical essence? Any of those things could help."
"Well, then, please do them," she says. "Everyone is very worried, particularly about the ravening fiends."
"We are not entirely sure. That is part of what my research group is working on," she says. "Things like that are not normally such a big problem - if someone had created these ravening fiends a year ago, they would have been destroyed before they reached my town and I probably would never have heard of them. Accidents of that sort happen frequently in alchemy. But because of the recent changes to the climate, our alchemical gardens have been mostly wiped out, and then the fiends ate most of the rest, and now our essence reserves are very low and we cannot grow very many plants to replenish them, because no one can leave the citadel without risking being eaten by fiends."
"What is essence exactly? I mean, I can probably just fix all the described problems without a lot of detail but I wouldn't want to miss something important."
"Alchemical essences are the components that make up all the things in the world," she says. "The five fundamental essences are Void, Chaos, Order, Light, and Matter. I have a set of essence spheres with me if you would like to look at them."
"I'm curious, and while you're in here no one is getting eaten, so yes please."
"This is Mana essence in solid form," she says. "It is dangerous to touch if you are not a trained alchemist."
"When a purified essence comes into contact with an unprepared living thing, it causes an unpredictable reaction," she explains. "Unpredictable alchemical reactions are not very safe. Mana essence is the safest one, and solid essences are safer than other forms, so it would probably not do worse than sting a bit, but I think it is still better to warn people."
"A different research group is trying to figure that out. I think last I heard they thought it was probably someone on another continent trying to alter growing conditions for their plants, but they were not very sure and it could have been something else. The alchemy field needs higher safety standards."
"Is there by any chance some fairly simple thing that, if it were the case, would make alchemy a lot safer?"
"...I am not sure," she says. "Nothing very obvious springs to mind. If people were not so inclined to thoughtlessly go around creating ravening fiends by accident, that would certainly help, but I do not think that is the sort of problem an omnipotent sorceress can or should fix."
"Yeah, I don't want to go around implanting safety standards in people's heads."
"I think doing that sort of thing belongs in the same general category as destroying the climate and creating ravening fiends."
"Yes, quite, I'll avoid it. If I just put the climate back will some process continue to pull it towards whatever inconvenient thing it's doing, do I need to address an underlying cause there?"
"Maybe I can find it. I can at least reset the climate to give you more time to figure it out."
"That would be very helpful. If you do that and get rid of all the fiends I think we can sort the rest out on our own."