"Seven children? Can we meet them - I suppose that'll have to wait on summoning - unless they want to visit -" a bit hopefully - 

"I don't know that they'll want to go to Valinor any more than I do but I imagine you could meet them schedules permitting!"

"Schedules permitting?"

"They've got stuff to do here and I don't know how long you were imagining visiting."

"What are they doing?"

"Right now most of them are learning wizardry. One of them has a job fairly far away though, and needs to clear it with his employers if he wants to be up here."

"Well, six of our grandchildren is better than - seven children, wow - are they all okay?"

"...confidentiality."

"...oh."

"Uh, one of them's married to the person who let me into the world, and they're adorable."

"Oh, that's good."

"Yeah. And one of them's an absolutely jawdropping singer, I am pretty sure that's not just me being a human talking - and the youngest ones are twins - and they've all got names, what am I thinking not telling you their names -" She does that.

"I will look forward to meeting them! My, he's not a very creative namer, is he."

"He's really not! Most of them go by their mothernames."

"Their impressively patient mother. Who's she?"

"Nerdanel, but she's not here, she's still in the local Valinor..."

"Awww. 

...what happened? They left Valinor for the Outer Lands, all of them? And only them? No one went with?"

"Some people did go with, but not her and not their Rúmil and this was thirty thousand years ago and a lot's happened since then so right now it's just Fëanor and his kids and the one daughter-in-law and her sister."

"Thirty thousand years? Wow. 

As long as you're all safe and happy. And working on a way that we can see him again."

"Summon-style interdimensional transit is next on the list," she assures them. "Just wanted to get the earwires handled first so you'd know what was going on, I think the note Fëanáro said he left may have not been the most informative."

"It really wasn't."

"Sorry about that."

"Not your fault. The Valar should not have sent you away, it was entirely predictable, given that, that he'd come and get you."

"I was really worried he'd come get me in Materia, I had a bunch of language books around to distract him - but we're safe here."

"We were really worried about that too. He promised he wouldn't, but -"