Ancora teleports outside Judy's room, and knocks twice on the piece of furniture they brought with them, and waits.
"Ancora - beli - ben - et cetera, who. - Nevermind, come on in, Ancora." She opens the door.
They do that, and teleport the end table in beside them.
'I failed to understand several things about what you just said.'
" - Yeah, sorry; I should've skipped that. It was just - an attempted reference to a pretty common type of joke. Not anything important."
'I still do not know how one evaluates that. I am in very slightly worse condition than before.'
"Gosh, okay. Uh, what specifically was it, so I can avoid it going forward . . ."
'You do not sustain damage from having your name mispronounced?'
"Not . . . except abstractly. Sort of. Sometimes people do it to be mean but they can do that with lots of things, you know? It's not - special, to humans. In a way that hurts. I'm sorry."
"Should - is the three-syllable version we've been using also bad, or is it just that I tried to keep going and messed it up."
'I would like you to tell me of what happened when you sent me to retrieve your cat, that I may better understand human deception.'
". . . Sure. Uh, lemme think about where to start. Do you want to sit down?" She gestures to the room's chair and seats herself on the bed.
"So, my introduction to vampires was . . . not great. I don't really want to get into it, but - it didn't involve someone thinking I was cool and wanting to share magic with me; she - something went wrong with her, because of the magic, and she went kind of all animalistic and attacked me and I - admittedly would have probably died without her healing me after, which I guess was a positive for the magic system but it didn't really rate next to everything else. There's video of it; you can ask Cam."
"So from my perspective, there was this threat unknown to humanity, and the best way to get leverage against that was to become a vampire myself, so I made some arrangements with Sara - the girl who attacked me - and here we are. Then you teleported in the middle of my living room, which, again, appearing in people's spaces is really scary and threatening, and it's a lot more so when you don't know them at all, and even more so when you're - not human. And then uh, I assume you tried to communicate but it kind of just felt like static, and it was really unpleasant, and then you teleported us to Milliways without any warning."
'I apologize. I did not perceive myself to be communicating any differently than I am presently.'
"Yeah, I know. It's okay. Just probably next time you leave Milliways you should make sure you have somebody humanish with you."