He's not happy, as he sketches out the signs and sigils. He generally isn't, these days.
He ran out of better options with the last of the cows.
He finishes the circle.
He's not happy, as he sketches out the signs and sigils. He generally isn't, these days.
He ran out of better options with the last of the cows.
He finishes the circle.
"I like it! - uh, you should be aware that under standard circumstances, people who have summoned daeva in their lifetimes become daeva upon their deaths. I don't know if this is a standard-enough circumstance."
"--Oh. Goodness. I don't know if either of us is going to die of natural causes but I should summon someone if I can."
"What I can do is write some letters to some other demons and see if any of them are up for the risk."
"Oh! Cool! I thought it was going to wait until you had done everything really important and we had tried sending you home and bringing you back."
"If nobody volunteers, that's the way to do it, but ideally someone will want to come. I can start poking around. Other demons conjure mail like I do."
"I could check, but I got pretty lucky with the Linaika speaking an intelligible dialect of something my computer knows how to translate and I don't know that I can expect this with fish people."
"Yeah -" He starts making plasticized minis of alive fishpeople but he will stop when he has a couple.
"Ah, those. I dunno, the gorilla people looked a little Neanderthal-y. If there is a good time to reintroduce dodos I can do that, they hatch from eggs."
"Yeah! It's harder but not impossible with mammals, but eggs I can make them in an early enough stage that they develop proper minds."
"The braindead ones are still biologically alive, and with enough medical care you can get them to carry to term at a decent success rate."