Then that's likeliest what he was looking for - can the demons check if he's been to our planets -

Theoretically but it'd be a lot of freezeframing.

Probably not the priority, then. 

If anything happens I would just prefer not to remember it. Just so you know.

Okay. Do you want to know about it if you don't remember something?

Yes. Thank you.

You're welcome. I love you.

Sauron has a teleport, the automata army solution won't work.

And he won't run out of mana and he might not even be material enough for it to be theoretically possible to hop him to Space even if he somehow couldn't react to trying it, yeah.

Where is he - a planet, or -

Planet, looks inhabited.

Now that we have Sibyl it'd be safe to try teleporting whole star systems, seeing if they keep momentum okay -

Check messages - They don't. I'm not actually sure he'd come along if he happened to be immaterial anyway, I'll go check that with Olórin.

"I don't know - would you like me to check -"

"Yeah, we can go find an asteroid and put it in Revelation and see if you go with it."

He does, not that this helps while the Sauron is on an inhabited planet.

Wonder if the Valar could make themselves useful here somehow.

I suppose it's worth asking.

I think I'll ask Elspeth to do that for me, considering.

Yeah. Good skill.

Elspeth travels to Telperion and hey Valar remember how you were gonna arrest Sauron well he went to Warp.

That's really bad! Do they know where in Warp, arresting him could be attempted in Warp too, maybe. 

...maybe they should ask Eru.

They ask Eru.

"Eru declines to intervene."

That does not really surprise Elspeth, for reasons. Anyway they could maybe help arrest him in Warp without Eru's assistance?

They ask Eru about that too! He thinks it's a great idea but declines to give guidance on how.

Well that's worrying. How would the Valar go about trying it?

Uh - given enough time they could set up somewhere else the way they're set up in Valinor and then tell wizardry to stop working the way they broke the necklaces. But they don't want to have too many of them away, lest Sauron attack. 

(They shut down wizardry in Valinor, as a precaution.)

They could try talking to him and asking him to surrender?

...they should probably announce the wizardry shutdown so people know why they suddenly have to go back to doing their laundry by hand. Also time might not be infinitely available, especially time-while-Sauron-is-on-this-one-planet.

So asking him to surrender sounds like the best plan?