"Oh. I have your name, although I don't expect to use it again. And because as you may have noticed magically enforced servitude is not much fun. And because you were on duty."

Revelation comes in. "There is the question of now what. Does Milliways have a wild elemental population for keeps or are they going to somebody's world, not necessarily their own? Is Kisonde in large amounts of administrative trouble that we should attempt to deflect as a courtesy?"

"I can't wholeheartedly recommend my world anyway."

"Mine's nice, but the balance of power and civilization and so on is pretty thoroughly reliant on the fact that there are only demons in it, and I don't know how to get anybody from here to the places where demons are not the sole species, since elementals - not to mention Kisonde - probably aren't summonable."

"Normally the only ways between subworlds involve dying or getting summoned, depending on the direction," says Revelation. "But if you want me to hold the door while you try shadewalking from here to - I'm not actually sure where the best place to put you would be. There's options. What do you look for in a habitat?"

"Lack of humans?" suggests Shine. "Present company excepted." She ruffles Kisonde's hair. "But I have the feeling your humans aren't our humans, anyway, at least not as far as making amulets is concerned..."

"Yeah, I don't think ours can do that, and even if they theoretically could they won't know how. Okay, lay of the land: I live in Hell. It's a vacuum when it's, well, in its theorized starting state, but it is full of demons, all of whom can make whatever we want to spruce up the place. There is also Heaven, full of cloud fluff and angels who turn the cloud fluff into whatever their little hearts desire. There is Fairyland, which has plants and animals and water features and so on all by itself, which is convenient for the fairies who are only telekinetic. There is Limbo, which is extremely boring - dirt, air, night/day cycle, infinite flatness, dead humans with no magic powers except indestructibility also shared by the aforementioned, and some extremely random material possessions these humans spawn when they die ranging from 'an ocean that doesn't even have any fish in it' through 'a house' to 'their favorite dog'. And there is the mortal world, which has live humans in it, but not everywhere. They only live on two planets and a moon and some space stations. There are other planets to be had if you like them uninhabitable."

"I have a mortal world too, but I doubt it's the same one as yours because I'm not telekinetic. But I don't know a lot about it."

"I think I want to know where you plan to go and what the plan is if you like it and set up shop. I feel kind of responsible for my selection of worlds. Oh, also, Earth should try taking off my tail again without being let as a test on how dangerous you are to the ostensibly indestructible while un-amuleted."

"Okay, I'll grab Earth then, I guess." Shine shrugs and ruffles Kisonde's hair again and wanders out to the yard.

"Good and proper immortal, but if someone tried to take my wings off permission wouldn't have anything to do with it. I don't love it. I'd miss sorcery, though, and it doesn't work anywhere else, I've been trying lightmotes to make sure that the rule holds here. I might be able to do something at home eventually..."

"Well, not recreationally, but if daeva are still nice and indestructible versus elementals without amulets weighing you down that would influence where I'm interested in letting you go in my world-set."

"Makes sense," Earth says agreeably.

"Not because I have strong reason to think you'd go around tail-pulling, just because it'll make daeva even more nervous about a new sapient species moving in next door if they turn out to be vulnerable unexpectedly." He presents Earth with his tail.

"It is. How do you all feel about reolocating to a part of Fairyland that is far away from any concentrated populations of fairies so it'll look like they merely hadn't discovered you yet? Will you be able to find such a place?"

"Shine mentioned trying a shadewalk - if shadewalking works, so will dark scrying, and there won't be any trouble finding places to any specification you can think of that can be checked visually in the dark," says Earth.

"Snazzy. And if you find yourself too bewildered by the flora to find food you like right away, you can just use that to pop over to my house for burgers or something, I imagine?"