He misses the Worldwound because he knew how his mission worked, and what needed to be done to accomplish it; and what was needed was keeping a pack of nearly-adventurers in line with fire and lash so that they didn't run out on him and the demons didn't overrun them all; and he, whose concern among Asmodeus's domains was tyranny, was good at that job.

He never asked to be reassigned from the Worldwound to the Imperial Palace in Egorian, where the real games of power were played.  Because pride, in fact, never was the part of this he was best at.

Now all he is, is a fifth-circle priest with two relevant visions from Asmodeus and a job he doesn't understand.  And because of those visions, he's not getting away back to the Worldwound.  He's stuck with Project Lawful no matter what.

He doesn't have to be stuck at the top of it, though.  Does he want to be the one responsible for Project Lawful when whatever happens, happens, on Day #4?

He misses the Worldwound because he knew how his mission worked, and what needed to be done to accomplish it; and what was needed was keeping a pack of nearly-adventurers in line with fire and lash so that they didn't run out on him and the demons didn't overrun them all; and he, whose concern among Asmodeus's domains was tyranny, was good at that job.

He never asked to be reassigned from the Worldwound to the Imperial Palace in Egorian, where the real games of power were played.  Pride never was the part of this he was best at.

Now all he is, is a fifth-circle priest with two relevant visions from Asmodeus and a job he doesn't understand.  And because of those visions, he's not getting away back to the Worldwound.  He's stuck with Project Lawful no matter what.

He doesn't have to be stuck at the top of it, though.  Does he want to be the one responsible for Project Lawful when whatever happens, happens, on Day #4?