"The moon I was imprisoned on was perfectly nice," she says. "But you objected. Was it because of the decor?"
"I am quite confident that the average Klingon warrior holds the prettiness of their surroundings to be a very minor consideration."
"Completely pacifistic species are rare. Vulcans come close but only since certain cultural revolutions; it used to be a very war-torn planet. Betazoids are less consistent about it modern times but have the better long term track record."
"Well, there might be some somewhere, I don't have encyclopedic knowledge of every species there is, but maybe."
"Could've distracted him with language textbooks and sent him back," she sighs, but she takes the earwire and puts it on and calls Miriel.
"I - I don't want to go anywhere the Valar can decide to move me when I don't want to be moved, again," Bella says. "Even if they say that I can stay this time. I don't even know if I'm still alive because they managed to protect me or because I didn't provoke my universe on its own turf. I'd probably stay here with my copy even if Fëanáro and Rúmil decided to go back to Valinor. My copy is really cool."
"I - I think so, not necessarily to Valinor standards but safer than not, and so much less stir-crazy."
"I'll make sure keeping in regular touch is a priority. Maybe we can get interdimensional ethernet working and send pictures."