"Hm."

"There's then an entire different branch of possibilities, surrounding spells I've been given that [conjure (calling)], that being a [conjuration], an [outsider] that I can request by species or by name, if I know it.  I have specifically [Planar Inquiry], and a more powerful form, [Planar Binding], but not much in the way of [offerings] to pay either.  I could, I suppose, sacrifice a [Ring] to the [Planar Inquiry], which would be a ludicrous overpayment; and hope that the [outsider] who answers the [Planar Binding] will accept as a cause to do its work that my [deity] [godchose] that spell."

"There is probably a species of [outsider] that could locate my [Bag].  I do not know which one.  I could try asking that in the [Planar Inquiry]..."

"Do you have anything valuable but that you do not need and cannot use?  I am -- not quite sure what the rules are, about that, but we could try..."

"I suppose another question I should ask is if you randomly happen to have a large amount of expensive [incense], in which case my 4th-circle [Divination]* spell might well simply tell me my bag's location."

(*)  A Utopian speech-marker indicates this thing's proper name unfortunately sounds the same as something else's general category.  A further rule of Axis states that any such word in a contract is automatically presumed to refer to its most common and general interpretation, unless this marker appears and further identifying info is then given.  This marker is even more necessary because no more than dath ilan would Axis ever in an eon form such a practice as capital versus lowercase letters; and hence, doesn't distinguish proper nouns by their capitalization.

"Hm."

"There's then an entire different branch of possibilities, surrounding spells I've been given that [conjure (calling)], that being a [conjuration], an [outsider] that I can request by species or by name, if I know it.  I have specifically [Planar Inquiry], and a more powerful form, [Planar Binding], but not much in the way of [offerings] to pay either.  I could, I suppose, sacrifice a [Ring] to the [Planar Inquiry], which would be a ludicrous overpayment; and hope that the [outsider] who answers the [Planar Binding] will accept as a cause to do its work that my [deity] [godchose] that spell."

"There is probably a species of [outsider] that could locate my [Bag].  I do not know which one.  I could try asking that in the [Planar Inquiry], before proceeding to the [Planar Binding]..."

"Do you have anything valuable but that you do not need and cannot use?  I am -- not quite sure what the rules are, about that, but we could try..."

"I suppose another question I should ask is if you randomly happen to have a large amount of expensive [incense], in which case my 4th-circle [Divination]* spell might well simply tell me my bag's location."

(*)  A Utopian speech-marker indicates this thing's proper name unfortunately sounds the same as something else's general category.  A further rule of Axis states that any such word in a contract is automatically presumed to refer to its most common and general interpretation, unless this marker appears and further identifying info is then given.  This marker is even more necessary because no more than dath ilan would Axis ever in an eon form such a practice as capital versus lowercase letters; and hence, doesn't distinguish proper nouns by their capitalization.

"Hm."

"There's then an entire different branch of possibilities, surrounding spells I've been given that [conjure (calling)] an [outsider] that I can request by species or by name, if I know it.  I have specifically [Planar Inquiry], and a more powerful form, [Planar Binding], but not much in the way of [offerings] to pay either.  I could, I suppose, sacrifice a [Ring] to the [Planar Inquiry], which would be a ludicrous overpayment; and hope that the [outsider] who answers the [Planar Binding] will accept as a cause to do its work that my [deity] [godchose] that spell."

"There is probably a species of [outsider] that could locate my [Bag].  I do not know which one.  I could try asking that in the [Planar Inquiry], before proceeding to the [Planar Binding]..."

"Do you have anything valuable but that you do not need and cannot use?  I am -- not quite sure what the rules are, about that, but we could try..."

"I suppose another question I should ask is if you randomly happen to have a large amount of expensive [incense], in which case my 4th-circle [Divination]* spell might well simply tell me my bag's location."

(*)  A Utopian speech-marker indicates this thing's proper name unfortunately sounds the same as something else's general category.  A further rule of Axis states that any such word in a contract is automatically presumed to refer to its most common and general interpretation, unless this marker appears and further identifying info is then given.  This marker is even more necessary because no more than dath ilan would Axis ever in an eon form such a practice as capital versus lowercase letters; and hence, doesn't distinguish proper nouns by their capitalization.