"That is my professional altly impression."

"We still haven't figured out how to reach any worlds unless their inhabitants happen to walk through the door."

"She could have Mars."

"Are we giving up on keeping wizards and daeva separated?"

"I don't expect her to mind-control any daeva."

"I expect her to have friends and loved ones who are wizards."

"Yeah, I guess."

"I'm not saying we're not going to end up ruling hundreds of universes each with whole populated galaxies and everything orchestrated so no mind control occurs at all, just that I promised a continent and do not yet find myself positioned to promise more of 'em."

Nod.

"And no one anywhere will have problems more serious than whether elephants are people and if so whether their underage sex is problematic."

"No one can agree on what the age of majority for elephants might be, actually."

" - wizards it's seventeen. I don't know what the Muggles do."

"Depends on jurisdiction - well, I don't know about 1802."

"One assumes it also depends on jurisdiction in 1802, and possibly also on gender, and the centaurs and giants and merfolk are self-governing."

"Do they have humanlike aging?"

"I'm actually not sure."

"Also do centaurs have two hearts?"

"Yes, why?"

"Just seems weird. And two ribcages! These are things organisms don't usually have two of. Also that spinal angle looks uncomfortable if I think about it too hard."

"I wouldn't argue the point with them, they're a bit touchy. Probably because wizards have been variously horrible to them over the centuries, that's usually the reason though I don't know much about centaurs in particular."

"Well, I can't talk, my tail technically involves a fork from the spine near the tailbone."

"Your tail is adorable."

"Thanks."

"Also that smile. Are you quite sure 2179 hasn't criminalized being that aggressively adorable on the grounds it'll make the mole rats feel bad about themselves? Ugly animals, mole rats, but they too deserve their fundamental human rights!"

"It's actually 'personal rights' or 'sapient rights' now, specifically for elephant etcetera reasons. Mole rat self esteem has not to my knowledge featured in jurisprudence lately."