"Arguably?"

"One could argue it! Reasonable people might disagree! At any rate, I can screen for this condition in fetuses."

"That's good."

"I hope so!" He shakes himself a little and refolds his wings. "Any other souls in jars here?"

"Yes. The rest of this pile." As opposed to these other piles, which she doesn't think should go first. Ana can supply names and sometimes vague body preferences.

Bodies! Bodies for everybody!

"At some point, we’re going to have more people than the land can support. You could make food but I don’t know how long you’ll want to do that for."

"Ooh, do you have another planet in your solar system ballpark this size? I could terraform it!"

Ana blinks confusedly.

"How close does the size need to be?"

"If you want it to hold its own atmosphere and take less than six months for a bunch of earthquakes from adding new stuff to settle down, it can't be too much smaller than 75% of this one. Bigger than this one might be okay too, people'll just feel heavier on it and there's less I can do to adjust it."

"I think yes. How are you going to get there?"

"Spaceship!!!"

"What?"

"Flying vehicle. I could flap but it'd take so long."

"It... does sound like it would take a long time. Do you want me to point out the planets in the sky tonight?"

"Sure, and if you don't know how big they are I can figure it out by making proportional models."

"Okay. I'll see you in the courtyard when it's dark out."

"Neat. When will that be?"

"...Uh, I don't know how to tell you without you having any idea how long a day is, but watch the sky and notice when it looks like the sun is going away under the earth."

"...right, what I mean is, I don't know what time of day it is right now, as I have been here less than a day and don't know which direction is north."

"Oh, north is that way and it's early afternoon."

"Cool, see you then."