Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back for a bit.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  Or the security wizard could have said nothing.  Or the security wizard could have asked Sevar not to say, and then at least the mistakes would be her fault.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat ryoneflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back to Cheliax with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back for a bit.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  Or the security wizard could have said nothing.  Or the security wizard could have asked Sevar not to say, and then at least the mistakes would be her fault.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back to Cheliax with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back for a bit.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  Or the security wizard could have said nothing.  Or the security wizard could have asked Sevar not to say, and then at least the mistakes would be her fault.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back to Cheliax with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back for a bit.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  Or the security wizard could have said nothing.  Or the security wizard could have asked Sevar what to say, and then at least any mistakes would be her fault.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back to Cheliax with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back soon, or, in fact, at all.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  Or the security wizard could have said nothing.  Or the security wizard could have asked Sevar what to say, and then at least any mistakes would be her fault.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back to Cheliax with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back soon, or, in fact, at all.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  Or the security wizard could have said nothing.  Or the security wizard could have asked Sevar what to say, and then at least any mistakes would be her fault.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back soon, or, in fact, at all.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  Or the security wizard could have said nothing.  This might be partially on Sevar, but it's mostly on the security guard for having wedged Sevar into a bad position by bringing up that they knew it was a Lawful Neutral god at all.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back soon, or, in fact, at all.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  Or the security wizard could have said nothing.  This is partially on Sevar for not thinking fast enough, but it's mostly on the security guard for having wedged Sevar into a bad position by bringing up that they knew it was a Lawful Neutral god at all.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back soon, or, in fact, at all.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  This is partially on Sevar for not thinking fast enough, but it's mostly on the security guard for having wedged Sevar into a bad position by bringing up that they knew it was a Lawful Neutral god at all and requiring her to invent instant answers.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back soon, or, in fact, at all.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  This is partially on Sevar for not thinking fast enough, but it's mostly on the security guard for having wedged Sevar into a bad position by bringing up that they knew it was a Lawful Neutral god at all, which is what required Sevar to come up with instant answers.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then send him back with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.

Yeah, that security officer isn't coming back soon, or, in fact, at all.

How many ways is Ferrer Maillol pissed?  Let's count them!  Maillol sure is!

First, the decision to tell Keltham that him being Evil himself wouldn't show up in his own aura.  It has the short-term benefit of not making Keltham wonder about his own apparent Neutrality.  Its disadvantages include that they're going to have to conceal Ione's aura so she doesn't look Lawful Evil; that if they succeed at shifting Keltham more Evil, and then he looks at himself, he's going to spot the lie; and above all, that it is a lie, which Sevar said to hand out sparingly around Keltham and under centralized supervision, and Maillol seems to recall saying that Sevar was now in charge of that.  The wizard didn't even have to make up any answer about that.  He could have just shut up.

Second, volunteering to Keltham that they did already know he was Lawful Neutral.  Maybe no clerics at the villa happened to prepare Aura Sight that day.  Wouldn't that be simpler?  Hm?  Keltham possibly bought the excuse but they sure have been giving him multiple excuses lately, hm?

Third, telling Keltham that they're working to identify the symbol and will inform him as soon as it's known.  Cheliax is now permanently committed to preventing Keltham from getting a glimpse of Abadar's symbol in any context that associates it with Abadar, because it would not have taken that long to identify.  They could have said they were unsure about Osirion and if Keltham would start imitating their treatment of women, which Sevar happens to have spouted on about and which Keltham seemed sympathetic to.  This is partially on Sevar for not thinking fast enough, but it's mostly on the security guard for having wedged Sevar into a bad position by bringing up that they knew it was a Lawful Neutral god at all, which is what required Sevar to come up with instant answers.

Fourth, failing to remember the existence of Otolmens's oracle.  Sevar forgot, yeah, and he's not happy about that either, but Sevar's not the one whose job it is to have combat reflexes and figure out immediately what needs to happen when Keltham starts casting Invisibility Purge.

Any one of these mistakes in isolation could be a blemish on an otherwise acceptable record.

In combination, it means Ferrer Maillol directs three other security wizards to burn this one almost but not quite to death over the course of an hour, and then, rather more injuriously to him, send him back with a request for a replacement security officer and a note that this one is unsuited to complicated deceptions requiring fast reaction times.  Maillol would do it himself, to vent some of his frustrations, but he is more busy than lesser beings can understand.

As for what Keltham is cleared to know about Otolmens?  He's cleared to know the minimal facts the fucking halfling slave more competent than his own security wizards by virtue of talking fucking less and only when spoken to already said, and there's no need to clear him for more than that.