>>4877
As some of you know (and see) I'm a spirit-keeper, and have made arrangements to acquire title to astral property and (if everything goes to plan) will become a full-time resident of the astral in the areas protected by the Neutral Gods (think an Astral Switzerland) after I die in the physical (which I plan on delaying as long as possible! I like it here!)

And, since I don't do alchemy, I've got a job lined up that many of my astral family can help out with: exotic dancing.

But I've thing I noticed from your description is the idea of "saving" entities that would otherwise be lost. While I happily admit to seeking to acquire entities that satisfy my security and prurient interests, one of the more joyful things I do is preserve little spirits that night otherwise die because they have no home.

Computers, trash cans, chairs, all of them can develop little conscious intelligences that will be lost if their physical substance is destroyed and they don't find a new home or get adopted by a human (or similarly empowered being.)

I was happy to see someone else caring for the potentially "lost" spirits.