"We met another Adarin, who was five hundred years old, unfriendly, sleep-deprived, and careless, and he accidentally killed this Adarin."
"You fixed him, right? And beat the everliving shit out of - careless and terrible dude?"
"I resurrected him, there was no beating applied because he had to go and get my my herbs and so on and was very apologetic, and also turns out the spell doesn't work on fae so now there's a live nonmagical Adarin and a ghost and I'm going to have to - try again with a revision."
"Damn," whispers Zeviana, who has come to the correct conclusion. "No other way, you sure?"
"Extra damn. Is he - wait, fuck, no, he's a wreck, isn't he. What do you need me to do, how can I fix this?"
"He thought you wanted to know, we aren't - I mean, you can't help me with the spell, can you? You could come keep the ghost company, though. We can't see him."
"Yeah, doing that. Gonna make it a teleport, he needs me now." Pause. "Are you going to be able to kill him?"
"We have - not settled on a method but it's probably not going to be me."
"... If she doesn't think it will - scar her for life and she's sure, then - she'd know how."
"That's a yes. Okay, good, because I don't want my brother to have to figure out a way to kill himself."
"Okay. Then - that's that solved as soon as I have the spell."
"Yup. Be over in a bit, ghost-Ada probably needs me, you're in charge of human Ada."
Zeviana waves, and then ends the mirror-call. She is going to go work on a teleportation spell. There will be swearing.
"... I can't tell if that's helpful or worrying," murmurs Adarin.
"She thought the plan was for me to, which I found kind of unnerving in its own right."
"I know, I'm not - that's not what I'm worried about, I'm concerned about her mental health, sometimes."