"Apply it everywhere. Alexandria actually has a large binder with details..." Doormaker opens a door next to Doctor Mother to another room and she grabs the binder from it. "Thank you. Here," she says, handing it to Maitimo.

"Oooh. Thank you."

    "It may be a bit too generous to say we're testing the dictatorships due to commitment to empiricism; the only organizations we're actually responsible for are the cape ones. The various dictatorships in South America already existed and we merely ensured we would have a say in them."

(Legend looks distinctly uncomfortable with this.)

    "The short summary of our long-term plan is for most or all of humanity to be parahuman-led and ready to mobilize against Scion as soon as we need to, and for being more numerous and the varied natural triggers are also part of it."

"Parahuman-led why?"

"A combination of the usefulness of having Thinkers in charge and keeping our influence everywhere."

Nod. 

Epic continues not to find a Warp neighbor.

Eventually he gets bored. "Edda doesn't have this many neighbors," he complains, teleporting back. "Ballpark five hundred."

"Oh we have many, many more than that," Doctor Mother assures him.

"Maybe it's worth me making another necklace so someone who isn't a demon can do that full time."

"Can a necklace find neighboring dimensions?"

"It can be used to give out the teleport and the teleport can find neighboring dimensions. We don't have anyone who can do portals, Doormaker'll be amazing if he doesn't have an adjacency limit."

"Either he has an adjacency limit or Scion and Eden block him some other way. A necklace sounds like a good idea, though."

"I can probably work on it and do arbitrary material objects if you have a list of ways those'll be useful. - and I wanted to put Sāo Paulo back but the Brazilian government is probably really confused at me by now."

Legend speaks up at that: "What did you leave them with?"

" - uh, I left a basement-dweller in my bed and then I know they saw me teleporting people to the new monster."

"...yes, they'll be very confused."

Is that amusement? That's probably amusement.

"If it's not even their fault they're a military dictatorship I feel bad about confusing them."

"It's mostly their fault they're a military dictatorship, it's our fault they did not dissolve into several disconnected territories controlled by warlords," says Doctor Mother.

"That sounds worse."

"Seems to be, yes."

"I still want to put Sāo Paulo back if I can."

"If you don't manage to convince them you might just have to make it appear without permission," Oliver (unhelmeted) muses.

...giggle. "I could do that."

"They might forbid their citizens from going into the city."