"I can do computers, but if you want particularly recent models you will need to be more specific. And tell me where you want 'em. You can always resummon me if you think of a new shopping list."
Adana names a reasonably nice model of computer, and leads him to where they will be put! Her employees will be getting offices, when she employs them. With money she doesn't actually have. She'd ask him to make her a ton of gold and jewels, but unfortunately that's illegal. Damn the bastards that were worried about the stability of the economy.
Cam deposits computers where she wants them in the model specified, whistling.
"Okay," she says, once that is all done. "If the shuttles are all fueled, then I think we are good to go."
He flies her to the moon. To her home colony, even.
Once on the colony, she waves to several people that are expecting her here. She needs pilots, and lo, there are pilots. She had a few more talks with the administration of Bartalamos. They are still organizing the refugees themselves, but the pilots were easy enough to retrieve.
Pilots are ferried to the space station, given their shuttles, and then they head off to retrieve refugees, complete with summoners to summon angels to check over Cam's work and fairies to help everyone move in.
Then she is out of things to ask Cam to do.
She lets out a shuddering breath and flops into a chair. She is out of things for Cam to do. Time to leave - manic pixie dream land and head back into the real world. The real world where she could die, get raped, lose her soul (whatever that even does), or get a large amount of people killed.
"Okay. So that was ludicrously huge, and - ... Well, what do I owe you?"
"...You look terrified. Please don't be terrified? I just want a booklist."
She looks so small now that she is not fixing things and prepping a space station for refugees. Like she might cry if poked too hard or brushed with a stiff breeze.
"I mean, this was huge, so as large a list of books that exist as nicely organized as possible, but there shouldn't be any need to spend more than an hour or two collecting it and putting it on a datastick for me. Please don't be scared." He drops into a sort of nonthreatening squat, wings folded, tail still.
"Okay," says Adana quietly. "I-I'm trying not to be scared but I have run out of things to distract myself with and now I'm - worried that I might die or get people killed or... Or..."
She sniffles a little, then looks away and rubs at her eyes. "A- A booklist I can do, that's - not bad," she mumbles.
"...I'm really tempted to hug you but that seems like it might do the opposite of helping. Considering."
"Go ahead," she decides, at last.
He hugs her. Wings and all; he was deemphasizing them a moment ago but after you've had wings for more than a century leaving them out of a hug seems neglectful.
"Okay," she says quietly. "I'm scared, anyway, because I don't typically - do things that are - this high stakes."
"Well, next time you summon me you can do it in a nice tidy circle and lay out all of what you want and what I can have for it in advance, if you like. Though I'd appreciate it if you went on letting me talk."
She laughs a little. "Sure. It feels mean, to - not let you talk ever and just be 'Yes, summoner,' or 'No, summoner.'"
"Plus, when you get an at least minimally nice demon, it's not even safer, because it means I can't ask questions about any details you don't mention. Or suggest additions like the pinhole for gravity."
She is maybe still not at a hundred percent but - well, she's appeared to stop crying, at least.
"You okay?"