"Or get an items enchanter whose time is less astronomically valuable than yours to make rings of Share Language (Baseline), if I only need to cast the spell once during the making."

"Yaisa was great, to the point where, if I didn't already believe I'd been sent into a world full of people who were impossibly good matches for my sexuality, I would've inferred that off Yaisa alone.  And now you've gotten me thinking how that sentence would have been one-third as long in Baseline, buuuut never mind we didn't need that communications-channel-capacity anyways.  And then Yaisa said she didn't have any hidden background or problems I needed to solve.  Fingers crossed on her not ending up with any experimentally granted superpowers or being the hidden Zon-Kuthon cleric, but I am actually starting to be cheerful about this not being the case.  I feel like - I would never fall in love with her, I just really like her a lot, and while that's not impossible given tropes it's a lot less directly and stereotypically the thing."

"If you want additional details I have to bip Yaisa about her own privacy preferences, I forgot to ask her about those.  Though she did say in front of me that she planned on telling everyone else about how I was in bed and I did not object to this, so you can also ask her, if you'd like."

"Or get an items enchanter whose time is less astronomically valuable than yours to make rings of Share Language (Baseline)*, if I only need to cast the spell once during the making."

"Yaisa was great, to the point where, if I didn't already believe I'd been sent into a world full of people who were impossibly good matches for my sexuality, I would've inferred that off Yaisa alone.  And now you've gotten me thinking how that sentence would have been one-third as long in Baseline, buuuut never mind we didn't need that communications-channel-capacity anyways.  And then Yaisa said she didn't have any hidden background or problems I needed to solve.  Fingers crossed on her not ending up with any experimentally granted superpowers or being the hidden Zon-Kuthon cleric, but I am actually starting to be cheerful about this not being the case.  I feel like - I would never fall in love with her, I just really like her a lot, and while that's not impossible given tropes it's a lot less directly and stereotypically the thing."

"If you want additional details I have to bip Yaisa about her own privacy preferences, I forgot to ask her about those.  Though she did say in front of me that she planned on telling everyone else about how I was in bed and I did not object to this, so you can also ask her, if you'd like."

(*)  Taldane contains a spoken language-marker for the part of a magic item or spell that appears within parentheses.

"Or get an items enchanter whose time is less astronomically valuable than yours to make rings of Share Language (Baseline)*, if I only need to cast the spell once during the making."

"Yaisa was great, to the point where, if I didn't already believe I'd been sent into a world full of people who were improbably-good-matches for my sexuality, I would've inferred that off Yaisa alone.  And now you've gotten me thinking how that sentence would have been one-third as long in Baseline, buuuut never mind we didn't need that communications-channel-capacity anyways.  And then Yaisa said she didn't have any hidden background or problems I needed to solve.  Fingers crossed on her not ending up with any experimentally granted superpowers or being the hidden Zon-Kuthon cleric, but I am actually starting to be cheerful about this not being the case.  I feel like - I would never fall in love with her, I just really like her a lot, and while that's not impossible given tropes it's a lot less directly and stereotypically the thing."

"If you want additional details I have to bip Yaisa about her own privacy preferences, I forgot to ask her about those.  Though she did say in front of me that she planned on telling everyone else about how I was in bed and I did not object to this, so you can also ask her, if you'd like."

(*)  Taldane contains a spoken language-marker for the part of a magic item or spell that appears within parentheses.

"Or get an items enchanter whose time is less astronomically valuable than yours to make rings of Share Language (Baseline)*, if I only need to cast the spell once during the making."

"Yaisa was great, to the point where, if I didn't already believe I'd been sent into a world full of people who were improbably-good-matches for my sexuality, I would've inferred that off Yaisa alone.  And now you've gotten me thinking how that sentence would have been one-third as long in Baseline, buuuut never mind we didn't need that communications-channel-capacity anyways."

"And then Yaisa said she didn't have any hidden background or problems I needed to solve.  Fingers crossed on her not ending up with any experimentally granted superpowers or being the hidden Zon-Kuthon cleric, but I am actually starting to be cheerful about this not being the case.  I feel like - I would never fall in love with her, I just really like her a lot, and while that's not impossible given tropes it's a lot less directly and stereotypically tropey."

"If you want additional details I have to bip Yaisa about her own privacy preferences, I forgot to ask her about those.  Though she did say in front of me that she planned on telling everyone else about how I was in bed and I did not object to this, so you can also ask her, if you'd like."

(*)  Taldane contains a spoken language-marker for the part of a magic item or spell that appears within parentheses.

"Or get an items enchanter whose time is less astronomically valuable than yours to make rings of Share Language (Baseline)*, if I only need to cast the spell once during the making."

"Yaisa was great, to the point where, if I didn't already believe I'd been sent into a world full of people who were improbably-good-matches for my sexuality, I would've inferred that off Yaisa alone.  And now you've gotten me thinking how that sentence would have been one-third as long in Baseline, buuuut never mind we didn't need that communications-channel-capacity anyways."

"And then Yaisa said she didn't have any hidden background or problems I needed to solve.  Fingers crossed on her not ending up with any experimentally granted superpowers or being the hidden Zon-Kuthon cleric, but I am actually starting to be cheerful about this not being the case.  I feel like - I would never fall in love with her, I just really enjoy her a lot, and while that's not impossible given tropes it's a lot less directly and stereotypically tropey."

"If you want additional details I have to bip Yaisa about her own privacy preferences, I forgot to ask her about those.  Though she did say in front of me that she planned on telling everyone else about how I was in bed and I did not object to this, so you can also ask her, if you'd like."

(*)  Taldane contains a spoken language-marker for the part of a magic item or spell that appears within parentheses.