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"This really has been an unusually good day," says Aspexia Rugatonn.  "No transgression, then, and no punishment.  Either he is weaker in his will than I thought, or stronger in his loyalty to our Lord's interests, or you got something really quite clever over him to force him to do this, and no, I won't inquire which of those it was."

"And this heretical directive, the vision that Maillol could not judge?"

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"This really has been an unusually good day," says Aspexia Rugatonn.  "A god-war ended, an Otolmens event that is much more helpful to us than usual, Abrogail learning a valuable lesson, and now this.  No transgression, then, and no punishment.  Either Maillol is weaker in his will than I thought, or stronger in his loyalty to our Lord's interests, or you got some unexpected leverage over him to force him to do this, and no, I won't inquire which was the case."

"And this heretical directive, the vision that Maillol could not judge?"

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"This really has been an unusually good day," says Aspexia Rugatonn.  "A god-war ended, an Otolmens event that is much more helpful to us than usual, Abrogail learning a valuable lesson, Keltham significantly corrupted, and now this.  No transgression, then, and no punishment.  Either Maillol is weaker in his will than I thought, or stronger in his loyalty to our Lord's interests, or you got some unexpected leverage over him to force him to do this, and no, I won't inquire which was the case."

"And this heretical directive, the vision that Maillol could not judge?"

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"This really has been an unusually good day," says Aspexia Rugatonn.  "A god-war ended, an Otolmens event that is much more helpful to us than usual, Abrogail learning a valuable lesson, Keltham significantly corrupted, and now this.  No transgression, then, and no punishment.  Either Maillol is weaker in his will than I thought, or stronger in his loyalty to our Lord's interests, or you got some unexpected leverage over him to force him to do this.  And no, I won't inquire which was the case, they are all Asmodean enough."

"And this heretical directive, the vision that Maillol could not judge?"