" - yes, I do. I will get my Rebecca first, though."
"There are tens of thousands of worlds, we have them all catalogued and make contact with new ones regularly but usually prioritize by need. By which standard you might not have qualified yet, you're relatively long-lived and stable and have not invented certain low-tech ways of annihilating yourselves and won't see an extraordinary quality-of-life boost from an explanation of germ theory or anything. But you came to my attention and are well-positioned to benefit from warp drives if not particularly from joining your neighbors."
"Personal reasons, actually. My home world has the ability to make arbitrary material objects. I exploited this to look up the girl I'd like best in all the universe, and it gave me a girl in Tapa's army."
"The 'arbitrary material goods' application is much more widespread than the 'divinatory powers' ones, though courts employ it for forensics and so on. It's a membership perk! So is resurrection!"
"Yes. And immortality, though in Tapa they were of the opinion that until we give them a colony planet that'll be more destabilizing than appreciated."
"Terraforming is expensive and takes some time but large space stations with artificial gravity just like your world's are tractable and cheap, we can do overnight installation if anybody is interested in political liberalization or anything and wants to try a pilot program somewhere it won't be destabilizing to the country if the results are less than hoped for. - might have been a good idea to do the food-handling procedure changes that way -"
"We would appreciate that very much. Should I put you directly in touch with someone who can coordinate that?"
"That'd be great, yes. All we need are locations and a plain-language description of what you want."