"Sometimes you can send a message through a scry but it often doesn't work."

"Sending works across planes but not reliably. I can try it anyway. What should I say -"

"Does Tongues work through Sending?"

"No. She might have the Elves's language, though."

"I can translate to Sindarin, Maitimë spoke that. What are the constraints?"

"25 words or less."

"- Cam."

"Mm?"

"How do people send you letters?"

"They write 'letter to Cam' and I conjure everything with that on it."

"If she doesn't write your language?"

"Oh, I can get other stuff if I know to look for it."

"Okay. Tell her "'Recommend parking car. Anticipate uncontrollable interplanar transit within hours. Maitimë is here, also alternate universe yous. We can read written responses; outgoing messages more difficult."

He sends this.

In the scry, Annie pulls over and comes to a stop. She rummages for writing materials.

"Oh good."

Eventually she seems to be done writing her letter.

"Cam, can you get Annie's letter?"

It appears above Mirelótë's outstretched hand.

"It says, 'Thanks for the warning. I assume you have some reason to be terse and I await more explanation. I'll drive slowly if it takes long enough that I need to move on to get water, but have enough for a few hours. I have a crippling music allergy and prefer very cold environments if convenient. Tell Rirosseth I love her and I've been okay and got reincarnated somehow on a new planet.'"

" - maybe at this point we should destatue her."

"Maybe, although I don't think leaving her a statue until Annie appears is a particularly expensive mistake in this case."

"I don't have experience with this place. People who come out of Hell are usually - I mean, motivated to not have to go back, but not like that unless they've no prospects of avoiding it."

"I think our kind might be different enough from the magic one that I shouldn't make confident predictions." She looks at 'Magic'.

"I'm honestly most confused about the exception for Annie. That's not usually an exception. Even for married people, and they couldn't have been."