[X] Yuki - recommended by friends, willing to try helping with my project. That's a bit different. Pass conversation back to her.
-[X] interject as appropriate
--[X] Just and peaceful solutions should become normal, the Masquerade makes us behave like vicious animals.
--[X] Killing and dying aren't the best ways to live. It's something I want to see changed.
--[X] Keep a promise to not be bad, and it is you who are changing the world, not us.
--[X] Come visit us. Bring friends.
[X] Listen to their stories.
[X] Standard explanation and offers.
[X] Resolve to not mention the Yakuza outside our circle.
[X] Lightly check infohazard status.
[X] Ask regarding other Grief controllers
Yuki's take on our relationship
Probably not what she would say in this scene, though it isn't impossible. Depends upon if the "real relationship" is the best sales speech. Yuki is a vendor, a contractor, a negotiator. Her social smarts are one of her survival tools. Honesty has a time and place, for her. So being honest with others has a balance with keeping the proper beneficial relationship. She is very honest with us, as that is the best position she could imagine. As for relations with more distance, it could vary. Do you understand her differently?
If the Incubators don't care about the relative impossibility of a Wish, given their Sufficiently Advanced Technology, how the fuck has nobody wished Pokemon were real yet?
Are they bound by copyright law?
Teddybears were wished into reality. I supposed the Incubator anticipates the Wish any given girl is going to present, and uses manipulation in a technologically sophisticated manner to avoid results it isn't pleased with. Not from the "size" of a Wish, but from the possible effect on other girls making wishes. The priming, setting, scheduling of it's appearance are likely all calculated not only to snare the best number of girls, but also to get Contracts to happen with the preferred outcomes. For example, most of the time Kyuubey knows when a Healer is about to Wish. Mami was one of those interesting outlier Wishes, where some form of Healing would be the expected magic, but what she brought forth was so much more. In addition to using her as a recruitment tool, I suspect Kyuubey was studying her as well, for that reason.
Isn't this "quality control' part of what the Masquerade does? By controlling information, the Wishes evolve based upon the consensus culture input a Magical Girl receives while she is growing up - but not including the general culture of magi. Kyuubey isn't in this for wider understanding, even though research is a tool it can deploy. It is motivated by gain. Too much mucking about makes gain uncertain. Too much recursive information for the hoomans makes Madokami happen. If Kyuubey had a panic center anymore, Sabrina could not have made her contract - because it would have curled up in a ball making a thin keening sound right after our first sentence to it. (Super intelligence means knowing sooner than everyone else that the jig is up!)
