Frankly, Ferrer Maillol is not having a great day.

Going on mind-reading reports, the girl who just got oracled is probably the single most loyal Asmodean among that entire group.  Possibly the most loyal Asmodean in the entire villa.  She'd heard of Elysium and she didn't like it; she pleaded of her own will, absolutely sincerely so far as anyone can tell by reading her mind, to be maledicted if she needs to be executed, to make certain she ends up in Hell.  The security wizard rather bemusedly assured her that he was sure the Church would do that for her if it became necessary.  Maillol himself isn't even sure the girl would go to Elysium in the first place, with her own alignment so opposed and her so vehemently rejecting the god who oracled her.

It's an absolutely bizarre move on Cayden Cailean's part, one that makes no sense from the standpoint of Good, at all.  There is a balance to such things; when a god chooses an oracle so unwillingly, the god cannot take the oracle's powers back so easily as they can with a cleric.  There's a reason why the gods don't go around 

The main effect of this Good deity's incredibly expensive move is, apparently, to give the Church a loyal servant of Asmodeus who will detect as Chaotic Good to Keltham; one whom that deity can't easily switch off. 

Alternatively Cheliax could have the girl killed; and, possibly, play directly into the hands of what Cayden Cailean was expecting them to do?  Maybe the whole point of the intervention is to deprive them of a girl who would otherwise have been truly loyal and influenced Keltham?  Except that when it comes to Chaotic gods, you really can't assume that they're carefully plotting things the way that a Lawful god might.  Though if a Chaotic god is plotting at all, and not just fucking with you at random, their plot is correspondingly more likely to be some insanely sideways gambit that may not make sense even in retrospect.

The only impression the girl got from her patron on being chosen was a laughing but sincere-seeming sense that she had no duties, and her oracle abilities were meant to let her have whatever kind of fun she wanted.

But it's not Maillol's call, this time.  If you're still in contact with your superiors and you don't need a decision urgently, you don't match wits with Chaotic gods when you can let your boss do it instead.

Ferrer Maillol sends another fucking emergency message to Aspexia fucking Rugatonn's personal fucking secretary devil.  Of course he does!  It's been ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE a WHOLE HOUR.

Frankly, Ferrer Maillol is not having a great day.

Going on mind-reading reports, the girl who just got oracled is probably the single most loyal Asmodean among that entire group.  Possibly the most loyal Asmodean in the entire villa.  She'd heard of Elysium and she didn't like it; she pleaded of her own will, absolutely sincerely so far as anyone can tell by reading her mind, to be maledicted if she needs to be executed, to make certain she ends up in Hell.  The security wizard rather bemusedly assured her that he was sure the Church would do that for her if it became necessary.  Maillol himself isn't even sure the girl would go to Elysium in the first place, with her own alignment so opposed and her so vehemently rejecting the god who oracled her.

It's an absolutely bizarre move on Cayden Cailean's part, one that makes no sense from the standpoint of Good, at all.  There is a balance to such things; when a god chooses an oracle so unwillingly, the god cannot take the oracle's powers back so easily as they can with a cleric.  There's a reason why the gods don't go around oracling their enemies.

The main effect of this Good deity's incredibly expensive move is, apparently, to give the Church a loyal servant of Asmodeus who will detect as Chaotic Good to Keltham; one whom that deity can't easily switch off. 

Alternatively Cheliax could have the girl killed; and, possibly, play directly into the hands of what Cayden Cailean was expecting them to do?  Maybe the whole point of the intervention is to deprive them of a girl who would otherwise have been truly loyal and influenced Keltham?  Except that when it comes to Chaotic gods, you really can't assume that they're carefully plotting things the way that a Lawful god might.  Though if a Chaotic god is plotting at all, and not just fucking with you at random, their plot is correspondingly more likely to be some insanely sideways gambit that may not make sense even in retrospect.

The only impression the girl got from her patron on being chosen was a laughing but sincere-seeming sense that she had no duties, and her oracle abilities were meant to let her have whatever kind of fun she wanted.

But it's not Maillol's call, this time.  If you're still in contact with your superiors and you don't need a decision urgently, you don't match wits with Chaotic gods when you can let your boss do it instead.

Ferrer Maillol sends another fucking emergency message to Aspexia fucking Rugatonn's personal fucking secretary devil.  Of course he does!  It's been ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE a WHOLE HOUR.

Frankly, Ferrer Maillol is not having a great day.

Going on mind-reading reports, the girl who just got oracled is probably the single most loyal Asmodean among that entire group.  Possibly the most loyal Asmodean in the entire villa.  She'd heard of Elysium and she didn't like it; she pleaded of her own will, absolutely sincerely so far as anyone can tell by reading her mind, to be maledicted if she needs to be executed, to make certain she ends up in Hell.  The security wizard rather bemusedly assured her that he was sure the Church would do that for her if it became necessary.  Maillol himself isn't even sure the girl would go to Elysium in the first place, with her own alignment so opposed and her so vehemently rejecting the god who oracled her.

It's an absolutely bizarre move on Cayden Cailean's part, one that makes no sense from the standpoint of Good, at all.  There is a balance to such things; when a god chooses an oracle so unwillingly, the god cannot take the oracle's powers back so easily as they can with a cleric.  There's a reason why the gods don't go around oracling their enemies.

The main effect of this Good deity's incredibly expensive move is, apparently, to give the Church a loyal servant of Asmodeus who will detect as Chaotic Good to Keltham; one whom that deity can't easily switch off. 

Alternatively Cheliax could have the girl killed; and, possibly, play directly into the hands of what Cayden Cailean was expecting them to do?  Maybe the whole point of the intervention is to deprive them of a girl who would otherwise have been loyal and influenced Keltham?  Except that when it comes to Chaotic gods, you really can't assume that they're carefully plotting things the way that a Lawful god might.  Though if a Chaotic god is plotting at all, and not just fucking with you at random, their plot is correspondingly more likely to be some insanely sideways gambit.

The only impression the girl got from her patron on being chosen was a laughing but sincere-seeming sense that she had no duties, and her oracle abilities were meant to let her have whatever kind of fun she wanted.

But it's not Maillol's call, this time.  If you're still in contact with your superiors and you don't need a decision urgently, you don't match wits with Chaotic gods when you can let your boss do it instead.

Ferrer Maillol sends another fucking emergency message to Aspexia fucking Rugatonn's personal fucking secretary devil.  Of course he does!  It's been ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE a WHOLE HOUR.

Frankly, Ferrer Maillol is not having a great day.

Going on mind-reading reports, the girl who just got oracled is probably the single most loyal Asmodean among that entire group.  Possibly the most loyal Asmodean in the entire villa.  She'd heard of Elysium and she didn't like it; she pleaded of her own will, absolutely sincerely so far as anyone can tell by reading her mind, to be maledicted if she needs to be executed, to make certain she ends up in Hell.  The security wizard rather bemusedly assured her that he was sure the Church would do that for her if it became necessary.  Maillol himself isn't even sure the girl would go to Elysium in the first place, with her own alignment so opposed and her so vehemently rejecting the god who oracled her.

It's an absolutely bizarre move on Cayden Cailean's part, one that makes no sense from the standpoint of Good, at all.  There is a balance to such things; when a god chooses an oracle so unwillingly, the god cannot take the oracle's powers back so easily as they can with a cleric.  There's a reason why the gods don't go around oracling their enemies.

The main effect of this Good deity's incredibly expensive move is, apparently, to give the Church a loyal servant of Asmodeus who will detect as Chaotic Good to Keltham; one whom that deity can't easily switch off. 

Alternatively Cheliax could have the girl killed; and, possibly, play directly into the hands of what Cayden Cailean was expecting them to do?  Maybe the whole point of the intervention is to deprive them of a girl who would otherwise have been loyal and influenced Keltham?  Except that when it comes to Chaotic gods, you can't assume that they're carefully plotting things the way that a Lawful god might.  Though if a Chaotic god is plotting at all, and not just fucking with you at random, their plot is correspondingly more likely to be some insanely sideways gambit.

The only impression the girl got from her patron on being chosen was a laughing but sincere-seeming sense that she had no duties, and her oracle abilities were meant to let her have whatever kind of fun she wanted.

But it's not Maillol's call, this time.  If you're still in contact with your superiors and you don't need a decision urgently, you don't match wits with Chaotic gods when you can let your boss do it instead.

Ferrer Maillol sends another fucking emergency message to Aspexia fucking Rugatonn's personal fucking secretary devil.  Of course he does!  It's been ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE a WHOLE HOUR.

Frankly, Ferrer Maillol is not having a great day.

Going on mind-reading reports, the girl who just got oracled is probably the single most loyal Asmodean among that entire group.  Possibly the most loyal Asmodean in the entire villa.  She'd heard of Elysium and she didn't like it; she pleaded of her own will, absolutely sincerely so far as anyone can tell by reading her mind, to be maledicted if she needs to be executed, to make certain she ends up in Hell.  The security wizard rather bemusedly assured her that he was sure the Church would do that for her if it became necessary.  Maillol himself isn't even sure the girl would go to Elysium in the first place, with her own alignment so opposed and her so vehemently rejecting the god who oracled her.

It's an absolutely bizarre move on Cayden Cailean's part, one that makes no sense from the standpoint of Good, at all.  There is a balance to such things; when a god chooses an oracle so unwillingly, the god cannot take the oracle's powers back so easily as they can with a cleric.  There's a reason why the gods don't go around oracling their enemies.

The main effect of this Good deity's incredibly expensive move is, apparently, to give the Church a loyal servant of Asmodeus who will detect as having Chaotic and Good auras to Keltham, verifying her claim to serve such a deity; and Cayden Cailean can't easily switch her off.

Alternatively Cheliax could have the girl killed; and, possibly, play directly into the hands of what Cayden Cailean was expecting them to do?  Maybe the whole point of the intervention is to deprive them of a girl who would otherwise have been loyal and influenced Keltham?  Except that when it comes to Chaotic gods, you can't assume that they're carefully plotting things the way that a Lawful god might.  Though if a Chaotic god is plotting at all, and not just fucking with you at random, their plot is correspondingly more likely to be some insanely sideways gambit.

But it's not Maillol's call, this time.  If you're still in contact with your superiors and you don't need a decision urgently, you don't match wits with Chaotic gods when you can let your boss do it instead.

Ferrer Maillol sends another fucking emergency message to Aspexia fucking Rugatonn's personal fucking secretary devil.  Of course he does!  It's been ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE a WHOLE HOUR.

Frankly, Ferrer Maillol is not having a great day.

Going on mind-reading reports, the girl who just got oracled is probably the single most loyal Asmodean among that entire group.  Possibly the most loyal Asmodean in the entire villa.  She'd heard of Elysium and she didn't like it; she pleaded of her own will, absolutely sincerely so far as anyone can tell by reading her mind, to be Maledicted if she needs to be executed, to make certain she ends up in Hell.  The security wizard rather bemusedly assured her that he was sure the Church would do that for her if it became necessary.  Maillol himself isn't even sure the girl would go to Elysium in the first place, with her own alignment so opposed and her so vehemently rejecting the god who oracled her.

It's an absolutely bizarre move on Cayden Cailean's part, one that makes no sense from the standpoint of Good, at all.  There is a balance to such things; when a god chooses an oracle so unwillingly, the god cannot take the oracle's powers back so easily as they can with a cleric.  There's a reason why the gods don't go around oracling their enemies.

The main effect of this Good deity's incredibly expensive move is, apparently, to give the Church a loyal servant of Asmodeus who will detect as having Chaotic and Good auras to Keltham, verifying her claim to serve such a deity; and Cayden Cailean can't easily switch her off.

Alternatively Cheliax could have the girl killed; and, possibly, play directly into the hands of what Cayden Cailean was expecting them to do?  Maybe the whole point of the intervention is to deprive them of a girl who would otherwise have been loyal and influenced Keltham?  Except that when it comes to Chaotic gods, you can't assume that they're carefully plotting things the way that a Lawful god might.  Though if a Chaotic god is plotting at all, and not just fucking with you at random, their plot is correspondingly more likely to be some insanely sideways gambit.

But it's not Maillol's call, this time.  If you're still in contact with your superiors and you don't need a decision urgently, you don't match wits with Chaotic gods when you can let your boss do it instead.

Ferrer Maillol sends another fucking emergency message to Aspexia fucking Rugatonn's personal fucking secretary devil.  Of course he does!  It's been ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE a WHOLE HOUR.