Which she relays to Fingon.

"Whenever is convenient, then."

And she fetches him to her Tirion.

Where he blinks at his alt and this Maitimo.

" - hi." 

" - hi. It's a lovely city. Lovely world."

"Thank you! The city's mostly us but the world's mostly Ambela, it looks like."

"Well, not the part where physics works."

"Our Valar may perhaps have been a little bit more competent to start with."

"The other Aulë made a nice afterlife for his Dwarves. Granted this is in conjunction with them being one of the inherently mortal species but once they get that over with they're fine. They're going to want a space program."

"I bet that'll be really straightforward and fun!"

       "Unlike interacting with the local Noldor?" asks his husband.

"That will also be fun but maybe not straightforward."

"A bit. Where have you stashed the kids, I keep being offered the magic jewelry I'm staring at all the time and have brought them glowing accessories."

"They are out running around on the bay, I think, unless they've gotten tired of that by now."

      "There's a song for tiredness too."

"Then definitely. I am sure we can lure them in with promises of magic goodies - thank you, Ambela -"

"You're welcome. I assume most adults will be less charmed by the novelty of glowing but I'm sure eventually I will have things for you two too."

"I am a bit surprised glowing is a common application, since you can get that without magic - or maybe they can't, yet -"

"They can't and anyway we can't do it like this -" She displays the bracelet she got for Noquellë.

Magic is ooohhed and aaaahed over.

"We used to have swords that shone really bright in the presence of orcs, because they're light-sensitive and it'd blind them."

"I hope all your poor orcs aren't too traumatized."

"I'm wondering if we'll have FTL sooner than we could get a ship to Endorë the long way; I think they might at least some of them do well in our orc countries if they're interested."

            "I think they're in production on a test one but it'll be small and possibly unsafe, might not be a good test run for people who are harder to resurrect and who'd be conscious while dead," Findekáno says.

"Even if it's close to the same amount of time, much better to spend less of it on a ship."

            "Less true for orcs but yes."

"Certainly they shouldn't be test subjects. And we'll need to know that our Valar can fill in on the reembodiment front before any major immigration happens."

"Are your Valar less magically capable or is it just that they've got a bigger universe to deal with -"

"Some of both. Ours can't do the portal, for instance."

"Sometimes Eru gives them more to work with."