I wish for a piece of paper with an answer to a question "Does my power have limits?"

"Some."

I wish for a piece of paper with an answer to a question "Who are you?"

"Nobody."

...makes sense.

...

...

I wish for a piece of paper with an answer to a question "What should I do?"

It's blank.

Well. Only one of the obvious options has an opportunity to pivot to others, right? 

Let's freeze time for my parents, then.

What should I do? 

Who should I go to?

Arbitrary relatives? That sounds... arbitrary.

Smart people? Wise people? Powerful people? Kind people? Random people?

I wish for a piece of paper with an answer to a question "Who should I go to?"

Blank.

This is annoying.

I wish for a piece of paper with an answer to a question "Why didn't I get answers to my last two questions?"

"No real answers exist."

I... see.

Hmm.

How do I do this...

Let's teleport to someone free to talk, who I wouldn't immediately regret teleporting to!

And now, we enter the audience participation stage!

Who does Megan teleport to? 

One person at a time, please. As yourself, or as one of your characters which wouldn't make her immediately regret the meeting.

First come, first serve. Start with a stage description. 

She was probably not expecting to land on a spaceship but it seems that she has.  Right in the middle of it, as the captain? exits the helm.  It's done up in a minimalist sort of style, with colored guidelines over bare metal; the captain is wearing some sort of undersuit, and her belt is festooned with tools.  She has an obvious robot arm, as well.

"...Well.  Hello there."

General Kenobi!

just kidding

"...hi. I'm Megan."

Megan looks around. She doesn't immediately understand where she is.

"...What brings you to my ship today, miss Megan?  I wasn't expecting guests, but I've supplies enough to offer hospitality; you seem like you could use some.  I've always found that a good cup of tea can help me calm and focus, when meditation doesn't suffice by itself."