It's true, humans don't have children, and Kib does not even want to go abscond with a baby, even though he could totally interrupt a stork to do that since he invented them. But maybe one day he and Aydanci will teach servantmaking. That's a thing human married couples do is co-teach.
Frankly if one is going to wonder what Eru was thinking about anything to do with Kib's world there are places Kib would start before getting to that one. Like, sure, it was very romantic that ~Kib's wonderful husband~ eradicated a disease for him but the disease had to exist in the first place for him to do that and it sucked.
And yes, diseases seem terrible and all of them shall be eradicated. Thinking something is romantic does not mean that the premises shouldn't be scrubbed from the earth. There are beautiful tragedies set at Cuivienen but the Elves left Cuivienen for somewhere where no one ever died, now didn't they?
Yes, what a smart thing to do that was. ~Kib's wonderful husband~ specializes in public health stuff! Maybe Elves would like to help produce more of the golems that help maintain quarantines and distribute supplies.
Lovely. Waking a golem doesn't take long, so the Elf/servantmaker ratio won't be too much of a problem.
...that's really not the point and it will slightly complicate adding the golems to existing fleets if they're not the same design as their legacy counterparts but, okay, Hresk doesn't have a fleet of these yet, it can have pretty ones.
Detailing yes gilding please don't we don't want people attacking golems to get the gilt off and gold is still scarce in the human world.
Humans have economic scarcity and do not care as much about things being pretty, if that's what they mean.
Humans do not eat gold and giving them gold will not fix the starving thing, gold can be exchanged for food because and only because there is not very much gold around.
Yes, well, they're on the case. There are those nice restaurants with the info sheets and free food, to start.
Well, Kib can't stop commenting on his husband for more than a minute at a time (Operation: Flagrantly Married) (is this the tea shop? ~Kib's husband~ likes tea!) (etcetera) but he's glad that was over with so relatively quickly!