"I can do that."

"You might want two fairies," Cam says. "So you can have the Dementors and the prisoners both handled separately and right away."

"The prisoners are not going to be in any kind of condition to do - well, anything. But yeah, might be safer."

"Do they need, like - what's the usual protocol for somebody coming out of Azkaban?"

"- they get their wand back and some people who care about them can take them home, if there aren't any they can go in the long-term magic damage ward at St. Mungo's?"

"What do the people and/or Saint Mungo's who the hell is Saint Mungo do with them?"

"It's a hospital, and I think they, like, spell them food every day and stop them from damaging anything?"

"What a lovely hospital. Possibly there should be therapists in the moon prison."

"I will ask my Elf mom for recommendations."

"That's probably a better idea than trying to use daeva."

"What exactly are therapists -"

"Mental health professionals, overdeployed in many cases but 'spent any time in Azkaban' is a good case of them being maybe useful."

"I will fetch Ister and find a fairy for prisoner relocation -" to the fairy: "unless you'd rather do prisoner relocation than the Dementors."

"Sounds safer... is it?"

"Yes, none of them will be dangerous and most of them will be comatose and I'll have shuttles made for them."

"...why shuttles?"

"...to take them to the Moon without them dying along the way?"

"I'm. A fairy."

"If you've got a way to do it without shuttles then okay." 

"I'm a fairy! Why would I need shuttles?"

"If it's safe for people on Revelation I'm sure it's safe for wizards but I'd have expected air would be a problem."

"Air is a thing! I can move air!"

"I apologize for doubting you. You can take all of the prisoners to the Moon without any shuttles involved."

Cam hands the fairy instructions on how to distribute them.

And he goes off to get another fairy.

This fairy isn't wearing pants either but only because she's wearing a dress (backless, to accommodate sheer fly wings). "Good day, how can I help you?"