...why would anybody do that?

They wouldn't, which is why he's not worried about thereby prompting alien intervention.

Countries with varying levels of reluctance arrange angeling. Some of them insist on the marked IDs for ex-reds even though it is explained that this will affect their ability to extract funding from the reds.

Are they planning to prosecute people who murder their ex-reds like they'd prosecute people who murder anyone else.

Cross that bridge when they come to it.

"Telkam -"

"Yeah, you bet."

He gets a boyfriend to make him a projector he can use to summon fairies. He gets a different boyfriend to pay the fairies. He doesn't have enough for one-per-ex-red but he can make it work if they move in groups. Ex-reds will have bodyguard aliens since their government is not adequately committed to their protection.

It's hard to find that many fairies who are willing to agree to not tell random people how to summon daeva.

The minute they do that tens of millions of people will be murdered. Just so they're clear on that.

"I just have your word on that, man," says a fairy.

"If you want to spend a while reading our internet you're welcome to."

"Sure, sounds fun. This is a huge project though, somebody'll probably slip."

"It's not a slip, it's teaching someone something complicated."

"It's not complicated if you want somebody in particular without a binding, 's just a circle that says I summon the fairy whoever."

Sigh.

Telkam announces that if any country fails to prosecute people who attack ex-reds, Anrik will arrest the persons responsible and execute them itself with the help of their alien allies. 

"That's a really bad idea."

"I know what I'm doing."

"No! You don't!"

Telkam and a girlfriend spy on countries' private communications.

There's a lot of stuff to go through.

Well, yeah, he has her conjure it regularly and then searches for references to reds, his name, aliens, Anrik, and planned operations. He can hire some ex-reds to help.

Ex-reds assist. Things they find include:

- Countries debating whether to just dump their angeled reds on Anrik
- Elaborate extermination fantasies presumably intended to blow off steam based on recipient lists and level of formality
- Persistent bewilderment about his caste
- Confusion about how much prosecution would be enough prosecution (surely he doesn't expect anyone to actually convict? they could have trials?)
- Copious frustration that they can't directly talk to the aliens except for the angels who don't seem to know much or aren't talking

He clarifies that you do in fact need to convict them or he'll do it himself. He has his boyfriend of the day dye his hair black.

Sometimes the cops actually arrest the wrong person!

Oh he and the aliens would be delighted to help using mysteriously advanced alien forensics!