Jensal has a lot of work to do. Her house is going to collapse; nobody had better be inside when it does. She is briskly bundling adult miracles into groups who have at least one decent job between them, she is writing to agencies that handle adoption for the ultimate disposition of kids who don't get picked up because she's reasonably sure that they will not all get picked up, and when parents do drop by to collect their little ones she is signing papers for every set of them with slightly gritted teeth. Lots to do. Her hand is cramping from paperwork and she doesn't care.
"Hello," says Libby. "Lazarus has found a way to stop dragons from dying of old age, but none of our current sizes of coin can pull it off. Do you want to try making a bigger one?"
"Well, soonish. He has temporary measures in place to stop any dragons dying of old age while we look for bigger coins, but he's not sure exactly when the temporary measures will wear off."
"I'd expect a five to be able to do it; I'd be surprised if a four could."
"Lazarus specified that if it can be done at all, it will be done in a single wish. So if you successfully made one, you can transfer the coin to his storage and we'll find out if it works."
Lazarus teleports in front of her a few ticks later and says "It worked!" and beams and vanishes to go miracle more shrens.
She calls the dragon council - Piro answers - and she reports that Lazarus has solved death by old age.
"...In the... I suppose you wouldn't know," Avar sighs. "Whether or not the dragon case... extends to outliers."
And failing all else he can always contact his representative with the question. No, that would be petty. Fully deserved, but petty.