She wouldn't dream of stopping them. In the meantime where do they want to be? The Valar can probably open a separate portal to Spherical Endorë from Previously Flat Arda if they want to go there in spite of it having Ulmo on it.

That involves a decrease in ambient Valar so sure. Can they make the slaves come.

Not if they don't want to.

But they need them to build a city.

Maybe they could live with Dwarves or orcs or the Endorë Elves for a bit. They already have cities and would probably share.

Yeah, okay. 

Good.

Where do the ex-slaves wish to be?

How long until human resurrection?

Hard to say. She's working on it and so are the Valar and an Eru might or might not help but it's complicated.

And they're all slow people. Okay. The slaves mostly used to be farmers and will go do that again.

Sounds like a plan. Where?

Is the place they're from still around?

No.

Then they're really not sure. Are there people looking for slaves?

...iiiiiiiis that what they want to do or are they just short on ideas because there's civilizations on Endorë that would probably take them too.

Take them and expect them to do what?

Can she get back to them on that?

Sure. They seem to expect she'll take like ten years.

She will try to hold it down to a week at least for a preliminary solution.

She steps through the portal to Endorë, finds the nearest Dwarves, sets up some credit, and puts out an ad.

It happens that lots of Dwarves are interested in integrating humans for money!

Great. She wants lots of time to pay back her loan it is fine if the interest is steep she expects to be able to do all kinds of neat things later okay yes good.

She goes back and tells the ex slaves they can go move in with Dwarves who will help them find things to do, her treat.

They are a little confused and maybe a little suspicious but go off with Dwarves.

She would like updates on how they are doing now and then.

They picked up new skills quickly and seem happy. They don't seem smart enough to be informed rational consumers which would be a problem but the people responsible for integrating them have some ideas to handle it.

Great.