The result of her next twenty-five minutes is a rough sketch of the sewers and subways near their patrol route. A key up top indicates that triangles equal leaky pipes or tunnels, squares and circles indicate sections in potential danger of cracking or caving in.
Eventually the call appears. Three masked people wearing similar uniforms appear. One of them speaks, and after half a second it's translated to: "Hello, Mountain-[polite form of address]."
In English: "Hello. I am sorry I do not know Japanese. The translator is working, so I can understand it. I hope your country is recovering from Leviathan well."
"Yes. I can create, shape, and sense stone. I have used this to build roads and bridges in the past, and to suppress earthquakes, reverse landslides, close crevasses. And I enjoy building things."
"I do not enjoy being controlled strictly. But for the good of all I can tolerate it for a while."
"I think I understand. Know that I am not a parahuman. I am something different, a Fate."
"I do not know the details. I am from another world where things work very differently. Physics are different. I got my powers in a different way. All Fates have similar powers with different themes. Ocean, forest, plains, mountain. I am not human anymore, I stopped being human when I turned into a Fate. I am not driven to violence like parahumans. I believe I will never die unless all my temples are destroyed - when I arrived here my body had just been destroyed by another Fate, but I appeared in one of your nation's temples instead of my own. I do not know why."
She's amused. "There are enough of us that it was seen as vain, but nobody back home made an issue of it."
"I will gladly accept and seek your help on the best way to restore things. Where and when should I arrive?"
"Okay. You should arrange my pickup with the Protectorate. I do not know much about airplanes."
"I'm sure it will be. Thank you and goodbye." And she closes the connection and walks out of the room.