"-one second." He gets out a notebook to write their words down. "Wouldn't do to garble that."

"Makes sense." They can repeat that if necessary. "Is this sort of thing new to you?"

"Yes and no - usually I have a whole world to offer people, trying to help everyone fit in to one place is new."

"Hm. It's not like this is the only place that isn't hell, no matter what some people say about it. But I guess sending people to Rose City or Elysium doesn't have to be your job."

"Honestly I'd rather, if they'll cooperate with it at all. That's not - getting people out of places isn't really my calling; getting people to places is."

"A lot of them won't have any way to know where they'd rather go anyway. And New Jerusalem will give them all the languages and let them leave if they can get anywhere else to take them."

"Advising people on their options is part of my job, that way - I bet I can get a spell to talk to the ones that don't have language, even. But if New Jerusalem has the best setup for getting people to a point where they can decide for themselves it makes a good default, at least."

"Huh. What kind of spell are you thinking of?"

"I'd expect it to be a bit like telepathy but more to do with body language - like an intuition for how to move to make yourself understood, basically, and for what the other person's movements mean, even when you shouldn't really be able to know. There are a couple of other spells like that - druids can talk to plants and animals with magic - but clerics don't usually get them, that's just how I've heard they work."

"That sounds so useful. You... might need to get in touch with the people who handle those people now and I'm sure the king can find you a number to call, for that."