Emancipation

[Corwin]

There is little for her to do, and some might question why she's there in person. But Seira has to see it through herself, and make sure to leave no one behind.

[Anastasia]

Taking the Great Xorn was a good call, yeah. Okay, so for slaves and Xorn both that come to the Cauldron, your plan is to hold them, let them rest and help them sort it out?

[Corwin]

Yes. They'll be cared for, but in moderation so that they're not overwhelmed. Due to a combination of black roses and divine will, their rest will be eased and what trauma they carry will be lessened. Ranbar will be in charge of providing guidance and administrating things, given it's one of her duties. While I doubt anyone is as bad off as the erstwhile Kesse princess, we'll follow that treatment routine for those who need it. Luckily, we can manage the bards and caretakers, being a heaven and all.

Those strong of will who wish to be repatriated to their deities or returned to their homes in good/neutral realms will be aided in that. Those who are strong of will and wish to join my forces/settle down in the Cauldron are welcome to do that. The rest can take their time to decide while being treated.

[Anastasia]

Sure thing. That's an easy wrap up on your end and doesn't need a ton of IC time devoted to it. Next move since I know you have a bunch stacked up?

[Corwin]

Omni! It should be short, and I do want to see what any issues there are.

[Anastasia]

Finding Omni isn't hard - it's a trick to miss a giant elemental like that. He awaits you patiently and your questions, Lady Sanzha nearby.

[Corwin]

"I understand you've made a further breakthrough, Omni," Seira tells him, smiling proudly. "Wanna fill me in?"

[Anastasia]

A nod.

"I can create them," Omni says simply, as if that explains it all. "With some limitations."

[Corwin]

"Which are?"

[Anastasia]

"It is slow and there is a chance of failure," Omni says, "It also requires exact conditions carefully balanced. The speed and chance of failure both improved as I worked on them and are more manageable now."

Omni speaks clearly, carefully, slowly.

[Corwin]

"Let's say we'll create a thousand All-Elementals," Seira voices. "How long would it take for the first, and what are the chances of failure? How long would it take for the last and those chances of failure? If you focused on that alone, while naturally taking regular breaks, how long would it take to create the entire thousand assuming no failures in the mix for easier counting? And speaking of failures, would any of them harm you or the created All-Elementals?"

[Anastasia]

"I am not certain how fast the process will become, but right now it is one week," Omni reports, "Auguries suggest the chance of failure is 10%."

[Corwin]

Seira nods in response. "Please use the coming week to create an All-Elemental. Once we have tangible results, I'd like you to show them the ropes and work on on furthering our progress with the elementals."

[Anastasia]

"Yes," Omni agrees without hesitation.

Okay, so going to have him start that up, I assume. Next move then unless you have more here?

[Corwin]

Sanzha is here, so let's have her update me on Salmon.