She is on a a nice walk in the woods, so at least nobody else is right there to be eaten by the snake and she osanwëd a warning to emergency services first.
So now she can worry entirely about where the fuck she is.
Any chance the pirate will cut it out if she just mentions that she has resurrection now and thinks it's not a stable situation to bring their dead loved ones into? What kinda religion?
...okay. Uh, what are the victims of the piracy inclined to do about the pirate.
Would anyDwarves like to buy a planet. Who is the pirate even selling her stuff to?
Good, now Mirelótë doesn't owe people money anymore. What does the pirate like about being a pirate?
Yeah they're passing on all the actual debt to Mirelótë and if it's going to keep accumulating she's inclined to put the pirate on another planet. Has she considered fishing? She has to fence her goods anyway, if she were fishing she could skip the part where she upsets people.
...the upsetting people qua people being upset, or the aesthetic of piracy.
Has she considered historical reenactments or, uh, pentesting, or some kind of unorthodox consensual cleaning service where you take everything out of a cluttered house and get to sell it as recompense for decluttering the house?
Oh Ambela is hella gonna arrest her for being a pirate if she can't talk her into doing something else. Ambela has lots of terraformed planets which will be delighted to have an ex-pirate on them. Unless the pirate has bought into a Dwarf dispute resolution service in which case hers will talk to Ambela's, but Ambela somehow thinks she has maybe not bothered doing that.
Tough.
She goes through the portal and peers down at the pirate, who will have had a soft landing ten feet below with that much momentum off this little cliff.
"Not yet! But all the plants are edible and there is a nice cave that way if it rains!" Point.