"No." Her reply was short, curt, and rather annoyed. Typical. Offer a human three magic wishes, and he instantly wants more. "You get three wishes, kid. Just like everybody else." She gave the kid a look-over. He seemed twitchy, to say the least: stumbling over his words and looking at her with wide, bugging-out eyes. His clothing was weird, too, although the last time she'd seen the light of day was... when was it? 1950? Either way, it had been a while. With a sigh, she shook her head.
"Alright, kid, let me explain the rules. You get three wishes: one, two, three." She counted off on her fingers to emphasize the point. "After that, I go bye-bye." Though certainly not by choice, she muttered internally. "As for what you can wish for, just about anything works. The exceptions are that I can't bring people back from the dead, I can't make people fall in love with you, and I can't kill anybody - either directly or indirectly." One human had once wished for the rope holding up a piano to snap right as someone else was about to walk under it. A completely-coincidental-and-not-conjured-by-Mirajane-at-all lightning bolt had discouraged him from doing so ever again.
"Otherwise, I'm at your command." She gave another bow, stiff and formal. She hated having to serve humans, and she had no intention of hiding that fact. "Any questions... master?"
"Alright, kid, let me explain the rules. You get three wishes: one, two, three." She counted off on her fingers to emphasize the point. "After that, I go bye-bye." Though certainly not by choice, she muttered internally. "As for what you can wish for, just about anything works. The exceptions are that I can't bring people back from the dead, I can't make people fall in love with you, and I can't kill anybody - either directly or indirectly." One human had once wished for the rope holding up a piano to snap right as someone else was about to walk under it. A completely-coincidental-and-not-conjured-by-Mirajane-at-all lightning bolt had discouraged him from doing so ever again.
"Otherwise, I'm at your command." She gave another bow, stiff and formal. She hated having to serve humans, and she had no intention of hiding that fact. "Any questions... master?"