"May I? Is there a specific reason to think so?"

"I only meant you seem like a busy man.  Though if you can summon functional crystals into existence perhaps any healers in your employ will be significantly more effective than those outside it."

"Plus if they die I can resurrect them."

"Still, we have one available if you could use her services."

"One of y'all?"

"No, she's even."

"I shall be happy to be introduced."

Andrea holds down a button on her desk phone.  "Melissa, if you could come back in here please."

Melissa pleases!  Here she is.

"Hello Melissa, I'm Cam. How much d'you already know?"

"You're a powerful creature from a mystical other world with the ability to make objects out of nothing.  And you can't be harmed."

"Inexact but basically correct! And you're a crystal healer, tell me about that? We don't have it in my mystical other world."

"I arrange crystals in specific patterns that align with the body's natural resonances in order to heal or prevent injuries or illnesses."

"Oh, it prevents them too, neat, how well?"

"Wholly, for most influenzas; reliably, for particular activities known in advance to be risky; proactively, for long-term health and wellness; better than nothing, for whatever else might come up."

"Nifty. I hear there is soon to be less call for your services locally, why might that be?"

Melissa glances over at Andrea.

Who remains pleasantly neutral.

"Well . . . it's because of you, isn't it?"

"I have yet to go far wrong assuming that things are because of me but I was hoping for more detail. Like, should I be imagining that you are presently employed in the maintenance of captives, or just that the service market is going to crash if a lot of people kill themselves."

"Are a lot of people going to kill themselves!"

"I wouldn't say 'a lot'.  A fair few; not enough to crash any industries."

"Why?"

"Well, because of him.  Or because of ourselves."

"Hm."