[ He technically wasn’t wrong in his assumption, the guess going a happier direction than she’d originally intended. It’s enough to catch her off-guard, a rare blush creeping into cheeks. She was typically way more composed than this. Really.

The thought of being able to jump between dimensions appeals to her. They could create portals in their world between locations, could go to other planes of existence… Hm. ]

That actually seems feasible with the magic from my world, at least. There’d just have to be a way to stabilize it here so circumstances or a surge wouldn’t impact it and send someone off to a place they don’t want to be. [ There were so many pieces that went into a spell, it really could make things unpredictable and dangerous. And she wasn’t sure if there’d be rules placed on people who’d passed away in their own worlds to keep them from returning, that particular bit far beyond her understanding. Even if she’d like to throw a curveball at Hades and see how he likes her creating more chaos. There’s a pang of guilt over Persephone, even if she wasn’t the one in control, having to take a back seat to watch the horror show. She pushes that aside, though. Thinking it over with having Steve in her world. ]

I wouldn’t say no to you coming to visit. [ She leaves that open, meaning both here and in her own world. She doesn’t mention how much people might freak out if he just showed up, real and breathing in her world - that maybe it wouldn’t be the most relaxing retirement plan. ]