Two wizards and two soldiers appear in the desert, a few feet away from a tired slave caravan.
They nod at each other and disappear again.
"I'd imagine an outcry if they were resurrected somewhere else that either kept them in bad conditions or didn't have competent population governance."
"- yes. We should probbably insist as a general principle that no one can have immigrants or resurrectees or conjured Amentan babies or anything until you've got laws existing signatories to our treaties have approved of."
"We lost a ton of people but also our planet and are colonizing a continent on the Arda, but, like, we're not too dug in to relocate if there's a better idea. ...where magic works ideally but we already can't keep using it to cook dinner and are working on policy there so replacing its more essential functions seems doable."
"A few weeks from scratch, longer if you need the star new too, less if you want me to terraform an existing rock but that's less multitasking-friendly."
"Sure, if that includes transit somewhere summoning works. You can find hobbyists to get designs out of and anybody who'll work long-term and can fly a spaceship for the making."
"So we probably want to go around testing all the universes for which magic works there, and what happens to people who are conceived and born and killed there, and then we can figure out where the spare planets go."
"I would never hurt her. You can worry, if you'd like, about what will happen to the rest of the universe if anyone does hurt her."
"She wouldn't want anything to happen to the rest of the universe. She'd want you to keep all the other people safe and get her back."
"But then people might think it's okay to hurt you because nothing bad will happen to them if they do."