"I'm probably just stupid from the Raise Dead, but I seem to be unable to find any flaws to pick in your performance over the last half-day.  Perhaps I'll have found some tomorrow."

Pilar's back, carrying a story that got her instantly kicked to the absolute-top-priority line to talk to Aspexia Rugatonn, which is, unfortunately, a pretty long line even so while the gods are at war.

Sevar is unfortunately the expert on whatever the Hell this Second Law business is about.  Maillol can barely understand any of the game Sevar is playing against Keltham's mastery of the Law he's already lectured on.  If it wasn't for Sevar's thought transcripts, nobody else reading the surface conversation would've realized that there was a mystery here in the first place.

They're in the palace, though, and even with everyone incredibly busy, there's probably somebody here who can beat Keltham's Will save on Detect Thoughts with enough reliability to make it worth the risk.  Though they should probably ready a story about Nidal infiltrators in case that person fucks up.

Anyways, Maillol can't think of anything besides sending in somebody to ask Keltham why he thinks one girl is a hidden Kuthite cleric, and hoping that makes him think about the Second Law.  Maybe have somebody go in who's old and impressive-looking and wearing a big visible intelligence headband so that Keltham is more likely to try to explain to them than to Sevar.  All they need is for one of Cheliax's three eighth-circle wizards to have the time available.  During a war with Nidal.  Well, there's also always Aspexia Rugatonn, it's not like she'd be busy.  Or Gorthoklek or Contessa Lrilatha, this must be like a vacation for them.

"I'm probably just stupid from the Raise Dead, but I seem to be unable to find any flaws to pick in your performance over the last half-day.  Perhaps I'll have found some tomorrow."

Pilar's back, carrying a story that got her instantly kicked to the absolute-top-priority line to talk to Aspexia Rugatonn, which is, unfortunately, a pretty long line even so while the gods are at war.

Sevar is unfortunately the expert on whatever the Hell this Second Law business is about.  Maillol can barely understand any of the game Sevar is playing against Keltham's mastery of the Law he's already lectured on.  If it wasn't for Sevar's thought transcripts, nobody else reading the surface conversation would've realized that there was a mystery here in the first place.

They're in the palace, though, and even with everyone incredibly busy, there's probably somebody here who can beat Keltham's Will save on Detect Thoughts with enough reliability to make it worth the risk.  Though they should probably ready a story about Nidal infiltrators in case that person fucks up.

Anyways, Maillol can't think of anything besides sending in somebody to ask Keltham why he thinks one girl is a hidden Kuthite cleric, and hoping that makes him think about the Second Law.  Maybe have somebody go in who's old and impressive-looking and wearing a big visible intelligence headband so that Keltham is more likely to try to explain to them than to Sevar.  All they need is for one of Cheliax's three eighth-circle wizards to have the time available.  During a war with Nidal.  Well, there's also always Aspexia Rugatonn, it's not like she'd be busy.  Or Gorthoklek, as the general of Cheliax's armies this must be like a vacation for him.

"I'm probably just stupid from the Raise Dead, but I seem to be unable to find any flaws to pick in your performance over the last half-day.  Perhaps I'll have found some tomorrow."

Pilar's back, carrying a story that got her instantly kicked to the absolute-top-priority line to talk to Aspexia Rugatonn, which is, unfortunately, a pretty long line even so while the gods are at war.

Sevar is unfortunately the expert on whatever the Hell this Second Law business is about.  Maillol can barely understand any of the game Sevar is playing against Keltham's mastery of the Law he's already lectured on.  If it wasn't for Sevar's thought transcripts, nobody else reading the surface conversation would've realized that there was a mystery here in the first place.

They're in the palace, though, and even with everyone incredibly busy, there's probably somebody here who can beat Keltham's Will save on Detect Thoughts with enough reliability to make it worth the risk.  Though they should probably ready a story about Nidal infiltrators in case that person fucks up.

Anyways, Maillol can't think of anything besides sending in somebody to ask Keltham why he thinks one girl is a hidden Kuthite cleric, and hoping that makes him think about the Second Law.  Maybe have somebody go in who's old and impressive-looking and wearing a big visible intelligence headband so that Keltham is more likely to try to explain to them than to Sevar.  All they need is for one of Cheliax's three eighth-circle wizards to have the time available for a Detect Thoughts.  During a war with Nidal.  Well, there's also always Aspexia Rugatonn, it's not like she'd be busy.  Or Gorthoklek, as the general of Cheliax's armies this must be like a vacation for him.

"I'm probably just stupid from the Raise Dead, but I seem to be unable to find any flaws to pick in your performance over the last half-day.  Perhaps I'll have found some tomorrow."

Pilar's back, carrying a story that got her instantly kicked to the almost-but-not-quite-absolute-top-priority line to talk to Aspexia Rugatonn, which is, unfortunately, a pretty long line while the gods are at war.

Sevar is unfortunately the expert on whatever the Hell this Second Law business is about.  Maillol can barely understand any of the game Sevar is playing against Keltham's mastery of the Law he's already lectured on.  If it wasn't for Sevar's thought transcripts, nobody else reading the surface conversation would've realized that there was a mystery here in the first place.

They're in the palace, though, and even with everyone incredibly busy, there's probably somebody here who can beat Keltham's Will save on Detect Thoughts with enough reliability to make it worth the risk.  Though they should probably ready a story about Nidal infiltrators in case that person fucks up.

Anyways, Maillol can't think of anything besides sending in somebody to ask Keltham why he thinks one girl is a hidden Kuthite cleric, and hoping that makes him think about the Second Law.  Maybe have somebody go in who's old and impressive-looking and wearing a big visible intelligence headband so that Keltham is more likely to try to explain to them than to Sevar.  All they need is for one of Cheliax's three eighth-circle wizards to have the time available for a Detect Thoughts.  During a war with Nidal.  Well, there's also always Aspexia Rugatonn, it's not like she'd be busy.  Or Gorthoklek, as the general of Cheliax's armies this must be like a vacation for him.

"I'm probably just stupid from the Raise Dead, but I seem to be unable to find any flaws to pick in your performance over the last half-day.  Perhaps I'll have found some tomorrow."

Pilar's back, carrying a story that got her instantly kicked to the almost-but-not-quite-absolute-top-priority line to talk to Aspexia Rugatonn, which is, unfortunately, a pretty long line while the gods are at war.

Sevar is unfortunately the expert on whatever the Hell this Second Law business is about.  Maillol can barely understand any of the game Sevar is playing against Keltham's mastery of the Law he's already lectured on.  If it wasn't for Sevar's thought transcripts, nobody else reading the surface conversation would've realized that there was a great mystery here in the first place.

Still, even with everyone incredibly busy, there's probably somebody here in the palace who can beat Keltham's Will save on Detect Thoughts with enough reliability to make it worth the risk.  Though they should probably ready a story about Nidal infiltrators in case that person fucks up.

Anyways, Maillol can't think of anything besides sending in somebody to ask Keltham why he thinks one girl is a hidden Kuthite cleric, and hoping that makes him think about the Second Law.  Maybe have somebody go in who's old and impressive-looking and wearing a big visible intelligence headband so that Keltham is more likely to try to explain to them than to Sevar.  All they need is for one of Cheliax's three eighth-circle wizards to have the time available for a Detect Thoughts.  During a war with Nidal.  Well, there's also always Aspexia Rugatonn, it's not like she'd be busy.  Or Gorthoklek, as the general of Cheliax's armies this must be like a vacation for him.

"I'm probably just stupid from the Raise Dead, but I seem to be unable to find any flaws to pick in your performance over the last half-day.  Perhaps I'll have found some tomorrow."

Pilar's back, carrying a story that got her instantly kicked to the almost-but-not-quite-absolute-top-priority line to talk to Aspexia Rugatonn, which is, unfortunately, a pretty long line while the gods are at war.

Sevar is unfortunately the expert on whatever the Abyss this Second Law business is about.  Maillol can barely understand any of the game Sevar is playing against Keltham's mastery of the Law he's already lectured on.  If it wasn't for Sevar's thought transcripts, nobody else reading the surface conversation would've realized that there was a great mystery here in the first place.

Still, even with everyone incredibly busy, there's probably somebody here in the palace who can beat Keltham's Will save on Detect Thoughts with enough reliability to make it worth the risk.  Though they should probably ready a story about Nidal infiltrators in case that person fucks up.

Anyways, Maillol can't think of anything besides sending in somebody to ask Keltham why he thinks one girl is a hidden Kuthite cleric, and hoping that makes him think about the Second Law.  Maybe have somebody go in who's old and impressive-looking and wearing a big visible intelligence headband so that Keltham is more likely to try to explain to them than to Sevar.  All they need is for one of Cheliax's three eighth-circle wizards to have the time available for a Detect Thoughts.  During a war with Nidal.  Well, there's also always Aspexia Rugatonn, it's not like she'd be busy.  Or Gorthoklek, as the general of Cheliax's armies this must be like a vacation for him.