"Well, yes, but I wouldn't work while she's a baby."

"...why not?"

" - childhood is short? It shouldn't compete with other things, you have all eternity for those -"

"This is not obvious!"

"Well, Elves won't work while they have young children, if it can be avoided."

"What is your job, anyway?"

"There are a whole lot of people collaborating on composing magic songs that do faster and more effective healing, and that do de-aging - if we got it we could just distribute a recording, instead of making all the necklaces -"

"Does that mean you won't write any music, the whole time she's little -"

"Oh, no, I will, just - for fun, not for work -"

"Oh. It would be sad if you couldn't do music while you had kids - she likes it when I sing -"

"And stressed unhappy parents aren't better parents - no, it's not that you can't do anything else, it's that you shouldn't have competing obligations."

"That sounds really nice."

"Yeah."

"I'm so excited about maybe a church wedding, how do we find out if we can do that, where are Catholic priests maybe marrying fallen women to unbelievers?"

"If Wish won't do it we can try Warp, it's the farthest ahead in the timeline. And, I, uh, believe that my creator was an omnipotent god, Loki had a conversation with one of 'em -"

"I'm pretty sure Jews believe that much. Well, not the part where somebody named Loki had a conversation with one of them."

"Probably someone has resurrected Wish's Jesus by now? So I totally also believe that Wish had a guy called Jesus and that he died and was resurrected."

Giggle. "Well, if you want to also ask the future priests if you can be baptized and stuff I'm not complaining."

"Depends on what they think it means, I suppose."

"You can ask him! Who knows what future popes will have said! - gosh, they could've said all kinds of things and they'd still have papal infallibility -"

"Ooh, you're right!"

"And there are a bunch of them so you can probably find the ones who have the most convenient rulings."

Giggle.

"This is a very strange religion."

"Oh, I'm doing it wrong," Rebecca assures him.