Multiply located persons? 

Some people can be located in more than one place. They will tend to experience time at the same rate in all their locations.

Ah. Thank you.

He goes to find Cam. "We going to interfere with your finding resurrection if we're keeping the door open?"

"If you do it all the time and nobody comes in the infirmary or security offices who can do it, yeah."

"We want contact with more worlds too, I can probably sell them on one-day-on one-day-off."

"That'll be fine, I'm immortal and everything."

"Speaking of access to more worlds, if we summon someone here where will the door open for them? Their daeva realm?"

"Uh, no idea. Mine opens to New Valinor, but that doesn't suggest a principle that would hold for that case."

"Worth attempting? Are there advantages to door access to the daeva realms?"

"I can't think of anything that gets you besides a visit to downtown possibly radioactive Dite but you could try it."

Nod. "Maybe later."

Nod.

"If I want you to meet my family do I have to get them all cleared to visit here?"

"I do not want to be stranded in your world unable to ask for a dismissal or find magic people. I'm sure you will try very hard to keep your door but still. Why do you want me to meet your family particularly -"

"It's not important, but apparently you know prudish immortal monarch aliens of them and they're accordingly curious."

"Well. I don't object but I didn't exactly have a strong social relationship with any of the immortal prudish monarchs."

"I think they'd still be excited, but if you want to hang out alone and hope the time dilation makes it like five minutes until resurrection walks in I would not blame you."

"I don't object."

Then Aitim gets a Milliways suite and arranges his family passes.

"Hey, guess what?"

"Ummmmm... we're going to the Festival of Song?"

"'guess what' was actually unfair, you could guess for years and not get it. The government, uh, made contact with aliens. Via a magic closet in Kanah."

"A magic closet."

"I'm not even at the weird part."

"How is that not the weird part?"