He gets to know Aza a little, and learns major bombshells.

"...so... Where exactly did you come from?" he asked Aza, who paused, as if considering his words.

"Well, Master, that's a bit complicated," she told him. "You see, I wasn't always a genie, though I certainly don't mind being one now."

David blinked as they headed back to the living room, and he set the lamp down in a table. "You weren't always a genie? You were human once?" he questioned as he sat on the couch, and patted the cushion next to him.

She brightened a bit at his politeness and interest in her as she plopped herself down next to him. "Nope! I was once human, and in a world that didn't have magic, same as this one, and also not much in the way of scientific development."

"...another world?" he gaped at her. "So, Multiverse Theory is correct?"

"Yes, it is, Master," Aza nodded in confirmation. "There are nearly infinite Universes out there, with their own laws and rules, and not just manmade ones. Magic is possible in a large number of them, some have actual gods, or a One True God, others lack divine intervention, some have humanity as a galactic presence, you get it, anything that can be imagined, there's a universe for it, and so many other universes beyond human imagining."

"... that's a lot to wrap one's head around... Wait, does that mean every fictional story..." he trailed off.

"Yes Master. Every book, every other form of story, does in fact have a universe where things played out as described. And many alternative ones where things turned out differently," Aza replied. "Even the stories that don't make sense would happen somehow due to versions of the universe that have their own laws of physics or continuity... Mind blowing, isn't it?"

David's head spun at the implications that every author was, quite unknowingly, telling the actual tales of other universes. Not even out of getting the information in any way, but simply because in the infinity of existence, there was simply a universe that played out exactly as described in said story. Every fanfiction too. "...holy shit," was all he could say. So the lamp just jumps universes and brought you along with it?"

"Oh, this is my first, and possibly last universal jump. Eventually, the lamp will be done with me, and return me to being human, before moving on, and eventually claiming another genie," she shrugged. "It feeds on sexual energies, and once sated, goes into limbo, until it needs to feed again. And each feeding tends to last centuries at least."

"So, you're not its first genie?"

"Nope, and I won't be the last either," she shook her head.

"...do you ever miss your home?" he then asked.

"Not really, no. The lamp doesn't jump universes while it has a genie unless said genie has no attachment to the world they were turned in," she answered. "My family died of famine and disease, and I was simply a servant girl of a feudal lord before I found the lamp. Ended up being the genie **** of one of the other servants, who used my powers to make the world a bit more of a fair and free place, but once she passed away, nothing kept me around." She then giggled. "Would you believe I didn't even know how to read in any language before I became a genie?" she asked as she leaned against him.

"Based on your description of the world you came from, I can believe that," he nodded, wrapping an arm around her as she sought more contact. She chuckled at this.

"So... Do you have more questions, or do you want me to start sexually serving you?" she asked, looking at his lounge pants, which had an obvious tent, and licked her lips.