Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing certain tactics that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based at least in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The cleric who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message for Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The cleric in question also headed up a Worldwound divisional Church, is fifth-circle, and has proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of Asmodeus's Church at the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as he was fighting an endless stream of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly hard to understand, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of message spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see him, there is only one first thought which goes through Ferrer Maillol's mind, which is not again.

Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing certain tactics that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based at least in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The cleric who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message for Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The cleric in question also headed up a Worldwound divisional Church, is fifth-circle, and has proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of Asmodeus's Church at the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as he was fighting an endless stream of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly hard to understand, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of message spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see him, there is only one first thought which goes through his mind, which is not again.

Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing ploys that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The cleric who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message from Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The cleric in question also headed up a Worldwound divisional Church, is fifth-circle, and has proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of Asmodeus's Church at the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as he was fighting an endless stream of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly hard to understand, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of message spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see him, there is only one first thought which goes through his mind, which is not again.

Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing ploys that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The cleric who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message from Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The cleric in question also headed up a Worldwound divisional Church, is fifth-circle, and has proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of Asmodeus's Church at the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as when he was fighting an endless horde of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly hard to understand, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of message spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see him, there is only one first thought which goes through his mind, which is not again.

Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing ploys that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The cleric who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message from Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The cleric in question also headed up a Worldwound divisional Church, is fifth-circle, and has proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of Asmodeus's Church at the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as when he was fighting an endless horde of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly hard to understand, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of message spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see the head cleric, there is only one first thought which goes through his mind, which is not again.

Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing ploys that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The cleric who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message from Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The cleric in question also headed up a Worldwound divisional Church, is fifth-circle, and has proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of Asmodeus's Church at the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as when he was fighting an endless horde of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly inexplicable, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of message spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see the head cleric, there is only one first thought which goes through his mind, which is not again.

Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing ploys that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The cleric who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message from Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The cleric in question also headed up a Worldwound divisional Church, was fifth-circle, and had proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of Asmodeus's Church at the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as when he was fighting an endless horde of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly inexplicable, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of message spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see the head cleric, there is only one first thought which goes through his mind, which is not again.

Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing ploys that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The priest who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message from Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The priest in question also headed up a Worldwound installation, was fifth-circle, and had proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as when he was fighting an endless horde of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly inexplicable, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of communication spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see the head priest, there is only one first thought which goes through his mind, which is not again.

Cheliax, for all that it is less Lawful than some other very distant realms of existence, does not make a habit of missing ploys that are obvious even to Cheliax.

Compared to instructions relayed by way of Hell, a cleric who receives a direct divine revelation from Asmodeus will have received instruction that is more accurate, more precise, and much less able to be put into words for other mortals to hear.  The project to extract extraplanar knowledge from 'Keltham' was established based in part upon a vision from Asmodeus.  The priest who received the vision from Asmodeus reported his best guess that there was a sense that Asmodeus thought their visitor was potentially valuable and not just being given unexplained protections.  What else was in the message from Asmodeus?  Was there anything else important, not yet done?  This tends to be very hard for recipients of visions to convey, if it is not blindingly obvious.

The priest in question also headed up a Worldwound installation, was fifth-circle, and had proven himself on lesser commands.  Placing him in command of the villa project was another obvious bet.

Ferrer Maillol himself, fifth-circle cleric of Asmodeus, is not currently enjoying himself quite so much as when he was fighting an endless horde of demons at the Worldwound.  The Worldwound did not have alien teenagers being insane, direct orders from Hell that are incredibly inexplicable, random wizard students getting oracled by Nethys, and way too many complications he is not allowed to set on fire until they shape up.  Ferrer Maillol had not, until just today, appreciated the degree to which it is easier to fight an endless horde of demons compared to sending out a new top-priority message to Aspexia Rugatonn every hour.  He had quietly resolved to himself that he was very seriously going to consider whether the next such message should be batched, in part to conserve his remaining supply of communication spells, and in part because he was worried about how Aspexia Rugatonn was going to take his hourly interruptions.

Of course the next piece of news he got was about a fucking Otolmens event.

When Ferrer Maillol is notified that Carissa Sevar wants to see the head priest, there is only one first thought which goes through his mind, which is not again.