Keltham undergoes some slight blinks about the 'romantic partners' part - homosexuality is known in dath ilan, but bisexuality is rarer than that, though still, not unheard-of (and of course statistical rarity is meaningless to social acceptability per se).

But yeah, those sound like basically decent and proper options.  Keltham will see how the nonretained wizards react.  If it seems okay to them, that may be good enough.  Otherwise he'll decide where to go from there.

For the onsite option or the other-secret-project option, is there a relevant wage quote he can tell them?

Keltham undergoes some slight blinks about the 'romantic partners' part - homosexuality is known in dath ilan, but bisexuality is rarer than that, though still not unheard-of (and of course statistical rarity is meaningless to social acceptability per se).

But yeah, those sound like basically decent and proper options.  Keltham will see how the nonretained wizards react.  If it seems okay to them, that may be good enough.  Otherwise he'll decide where to go from there.

For the onsite option or the other-secret-project option, is there a relevant wage quote he can tell them?

Keltham undergoes some slight blinks about the 'romantic partners' part - homosexuality is statistically-ambient three-people-you-know-personally in dath ilan, but bisexuality is rarer than that, though still not unheard-of (and of course statistical rarity is meaningless to social acceptability per se).

But yeah, those sound like basically decent and proper options.  Keltham will see how the nonretained wizards react.  If it seems okay to them, that may be good enough.  Otherwise he'll decide where to go from there.

For the onsite option or the other-secret-project option, is there a relevant wage quote he can tell them?

Keltham undergoes some slight blinks about the 'romantic partners' part - homosexuality is statistically-ambient three-people-you-know-personally in dath ilan, but biromanticism is rarer than that, though still not unheard-of (and of course statistical rarity is meaningless to social acceptability per se).

But yeah, those sound like basically decent and proper options.  Keltham will see how the nonretained wizards react.  If it seems okay to them, that may be good enough.  Otherwise he'll decide where to go from there.

For the onsite option or the other-secret-project option, is there a relevant wage quote he can tell them?

Keltham undergoes some slight blinks about the 'romantic partners' part - homosexuality is statistically-ambient three-people-you-know-personally in dath ilan, but biromanticism is rarer than that, though still not unheard-of (and of course statistical rarity is meaningless to social acceptability per se).

But yeah, those sound like basically decent options.  Keltham will see how the nonretained wizards react.  If it seems okay to them, that may be good enough.  Otherwise he'll decide where to go from there.

For the onsite option or the other-secret-project option, is there a relevant wage quote he can tell them?