I don't need that many. You think your father won't want to hang out with me anymore?
...Well, regardless of whether you mean that in the being sideways about things sense or the emotional sense we could just correct him?
I can revise the 'flagrantly married' plan if that's preferable, I just thought it satisfied several desiderata at once. "Let's go to Melkor's and get you slowed down or if possible rolled back to being twenty so Elves will stare at you less," Kib says to Aydanci.
"That would be nice," says Aydanci, feeling very - surrounded by large amounts of people that keep looking at him. It is not a pleasant feeling.
To Melkor's. Kib can do the talking since he's familiar with osanwë and Melkor doesn't know the common.
"Hi. Melkor, Aydanci; Aydanci, Melkor. Brought you another human to age-adjust. If you can actually roll him back outright that would be great but I'm guessing that's more like stopping than like slowing down?"
"Slowdown would be good, as would fixing up accumulated injury. Right, Aydanci?"
"Right. That will do fine for me, I'll just - get used to the staring, I suppose."
Kib translates in osanwë for Melkor. "Sorry about that," he sighs. "The Elves will get used to humans who look like they may have aged a day past twenty-five eventually."
"The prophecy stuff? I collected a bunch of things, it turns out Fëanáro already had Silmarils in the works and is revising the design to make them less contentious. Other puzzles remain puzzling."