"In that case I'm sure we can work out something economically palatable," says Roxbury. "When we get to base I want to take a statement of your powers and inclinations under a different form of lie detection than Swan used and assign you quarters - unfortunately since we can't keep you in the barracks it'll be a repurposed holding cell, the base doesn't have a guest room, but we can leave the door open."
Roxbury hummms. "We're a small base. What kind of equipment do you need? We might not have it, wherever we put you."
"Would I also be moving to Seattle?
"We'll see, Swan."
"That's a really big deal," comments Bella. "Especially if you don't need to sleep. Response time in areas far from a base would shrink enormously and could draw on farther-afield resources."
"I'll let the base cook know," says Roxbury, smiling slightly.
Roxbury leads them to a cramped little room in one of the buildings, performs a spell which bears no resemblance to Bella's lie-detection, and asks Nick to summarize his powers as completely and accurately as possible.
"I am a daeva, which means I'm indestructible and can be summoned. Specifically as a fairy, I can move any number of objects or pieces of objects that I can sufficiently identify, at any speed including up to the speed of light. There are limits to my range, acceleration, and maximum volume affected but I'll have to look those up. Should I give more details about the summoning?"
"There's nothing stopping a summoner from just leaving me alone and not explicitly negotiating a task, like what is happening now. There is no way to add more bindings except by unsummoning and resummoning. I also have no bindings right now and I would argue that they're not necessary because I genuinely want to help. Bella should definitely not repeat what she did earlier to resummon me because that grabs a random, potentially hostile fairy. That thing being a valid circle was almost certainly a once-in-a-millennium fluke, however."
"Would it have mattered what order she drew its components in?" asks Roxbury.
"I'm just trying to figure out how aggressively that particular divination spell should be suppressed," Roxbury says. "A lot of people wouldn't have come straight to us with a fairy."
Roxbury nods and makes a note. "More detail on 'indestructible'?"
"Shoot me between the eyes and I'll bleed a little bit. Put my arm in an industrial press and it hurts but the press will break. Stuff a daeva in a black hole and they are very, very bored for a very, very long time. I don't know about magical attacks, but my intuition is that they can't significantly harm me either."
"Are you interested in conducting small tests of that to gauge your indestructibility relative to magic?" inquires Roxbury.