"And inventing writing is pretty impressive."

"Thank you."

"You'll get along with my father fine if you can hold yourself back from explaining to him how making getting out of Mandos conditional on being their obedient captive was the right thing to do. You don't have to help him leave or anything, just don't defend it."

"Okay."

"When should I expect to hear from you on the necklaces?"

"Tomorrow probably."

"I'll look forward to it."

"See you then!"

"See you tomorrow!"

And off she pops.

And he sets to trying to find a phrasing of his misgivings that doesn't leave his people too unenthusiastic to successfully wish.

She sends a crystal ball note when she has talked to Gem with a schedule of when people can make their wishes and how they'll batch depending on readings.

Thanks. Should I bring them over or does the peal prefer to come fetch them?

You can bring them. Pictures of path stops to and from. I can run interference if you want.

I am capable of being indefinitely courteous to powerful people who have no business being so; I survived Valinor. But thanks for the offer.

And at the appointed time here are a lot of Elves who really really want the power to stop their human friends and colleagues from dying.

Gem's got a wording for this. She takes readings and grants wishes and doesn't require much interaction or courtesy from Midnight about it.

"I assume someone has tried wishing for the ability to stop peoples' aging by touching them? Or slow it down?"

"Goes through, on average is less power-efficient than the basement dweller resurrection power and doesn't last indefinitely on the subject."

"How long does it last?"

"Weeks, sometimes months with a good read on it. If somebody needs de-aging it's legitimately less hassle to get an eclipsed to do it. - Those are new, I don't know how often you read the executive summary files."

"I saw, yeah. I invited my alt-sisters to drop by and they are planning to once things're less hectic at home - eight kids, I'm afraid that when Epic grows up he's going to decide he's got to aim for nine -"

"If Fëanárë's alts decide to compete with her I'm a little more worried about the part where she made four Silmarils."

"Excluding the worlds where people're still sworn to commit murder over them, are there any drawbacks to having more Silmarils?"

"Not as such but they make me nervous."

"I'm not sure five is even possible but if it is I bet you could kill a Vala with them. And they're portable."