Oho, a new PMMM Quest? Count me in! I've always wanted to participate in one from the beginning.
[X] Yes, you do have more questions
-[x] "Why me specifically? You mentioned that you choose girls with high potential, am I really that special?"
-[x] "Actually, are there any other Magical Girls in the city? I don't know if the two of us alone are enough to protect a whole city, especially if you can't beat Witches by yourself."
-[x] "Could I make a wish to get rid of all the Witches? Is something as major as that even possible to wish for?"
-[x] "How
does your wish granting power work? Do you have rules or restrictions, like no bringing back the dead or taking over the world?"
-[x] "What are Witches anyway? Do you know where they come from?"
-[x] "What kind of powers would I have if I became a Magical Girl?"
-[x] "Other than Witches is there anything else we'll have to fight, like Dark Magical Girls, secret government conspiracies or aliens?"
Building off of MedievalParadox's vote, I feel like this might be a good one. Still inquisitive but comes off less aggressive.
It is my hope that we can learn a lot
before contracting. That way we can avoid the big reveals being during moments of emotional vulnerability, cultivate a better working relationship with Kyubey rather than creating animosity with him, make an informed decision going into this whole mess, and not get unfortunately caught up in the traditional cycle of despair.
As for what I want us to wish for when that decision comes around, I'm wondering if it would be possible to think: "Hm, if magic isn't just stories but is instead actually real and the world is so dangerous, maybe I can make someone who's more used to this real too?" And then just wish a fictional Magical Girl like Nanoha into reality. Might be beyond our potential, but that'd be pretty cool. If there's a
No Crossovers rule for what we can wish for, I'll have to think of something else. But that's fine because we aren't even at the wish section yet!
Edit: After rereading everything we have so far, I decided to alter my vote to make more sense. Embarrassingly enough, I actually included a few things that had already been covered. Whoops!
Edit 2: A later vote had some good points I decided to incorporate, though I admit I removed the life expectancy question. It felt just a little too much like it was reaching. I mean maybe we'll ask after the danger question is answered on it's own, but I didn't think it fit well with the rest of the questions. I tried not to get too hung up on phrasing otherwise, I reckon the QM knows how to translate vote-to-dialogue just fine.
Edit 3: After further consideration I've decided to return my vote to it's original state. I don't think it necessarily needed anything more, it was pretty solid as it was. I still think we can ask those other questions later if we want to, but they aren't as
immediately important. As for the danger question in particular, I realize that's already been mostly covered. Pretty sure hidden monsters causing murders and suicides is enough to give the idea that yes, this is dangerous.