Pilar wasn't actually expecting that much approval.  It makes her feel better, but only a little.  Pilar feels like she has probably done a lot of things that call for her to be punished, and not in a matter-of-faith way where she could assign it herself.  Submitting to High Priestess Subirachs for her amusement isn't the same as that.  Somebody who actually knows what Pilar did wrong has to tell her what that was.  The closest she's gotten to that is one spy punching her in the face and he wasn't even on the right side.

Pilar continues her story.  Somebody said that Project Lawful's cover had probably been blown as soon as dozens of uncleared emergency responders went to the villa and then a god-war started, because if you try to stonewall adversaries completely about a god-war they'll start using ninth-level scrolls to get your people or get information out of them.

So Pilar personally made the irrevocable decision for all of Project Lawful that they were going to go deliberately high-profile to the other countries.  But with everything resting on the power of Pilar's own weird curse, because that weird curse didn't seem very related to what Project Lawful was actually about, and like it could be a good distraction.

They had a seventh-level wizard go in looking like Pilar, to deliver the cake, and made the Osirians actually eat it with her, and then sent them home.

That was how Pilar's adventure yesterday started.

Pilar wasn't actually expecting that much approval.  It makes her feel better, but only a little.  Pilar feels like she has probably done a lot of things that call for her to be punished, and not in a matter-of-faith way where she could assign it herself.  Submitting to High Priestess Subirachs for her cruel amusement isn't the same as that.  Somebody who actually knows what Pilar did wrong has to tell her what that was.  The closest she's gotten to that is one spy punching her in the face and he wasn't even on the right side.

Pilar continues her story.  Somebody said that Project Lawful's cover had probably been blown as soon as dozens of uncleared emergency responders went to the villa and then a god-war started, because if you try to stonewall adversaries completely about a god-war they'll start using ninth-level scrolls to get your people or get information out of them.

So Pilar personally made the irrevocable decision for all of Project Lawful that they were going to go deliberately high-profile to the other countries.  But with everything resting on the power of Pilar's own weird curse, because that weird curse didn't seem very related to what Project Lawful was actually about, and like it could be a good distraction.

They had a seventh-level wizard go in looking like Pilar, to deliver the cake, and she made the Osirians actually eat it with her, and then sent them home.

That was how Pilar's adventure yesterday started.

Pilar wasn't actually expecting that much approval.  It makes her feel better, but only a little.  Pilar feels like she has probably done a lot of things that call for her to be punished, and not in a matter-of-faith way where she could assign it herself.  Submitting to High Priestess Subirachs for her cruel amusement isn't the same as that.  Somebody who actually knows what Pilar did wrong has to tell her what that was.  The closest she's gotten to that is one spy punching her in the face and he wasn't even on the right side.

Pilar continues her story.  Somebody said that Project Lawful's cover had probably been blown as soon as dozens of uncleared emergency responders went to the villa and then a god-war started, because if you try to stonewall adversaries completely about a god-war they'll start using ninth-level scrolls to get your people or get information out of them.

So Pilar personally made the irrevocable decision for all of Project Lawful that they were going to go deliberately high-profile to the other countries.  But with everything resting on the power of Pilar's own weird curse, because that weird curse didn't seem very related to what Project Lawful was actually about, and like it could be a good distraction.

They had a seventh-level wizard go in looking like Pilar, to deliver the cake, and she made the Osirians actually eat it with her, and then sent them home.

That was how Pilar's adventure yesterday started.

Pilar wasn't actually expecting that much approval.  It makes her feel better, but only a little.  Pilar feels like she has probably done a lot of things that call for her to be punished, and not in a matter-of-faith way where she could assign it herself.  Submitting to High Priestess Subirachs for her cruel amusement isn't the same as that.  Somebody who actually knows what Pilar did wrong has to tell her what that was.  The closest she's gotten to that is one spy punching her in the face and he wasn't even on the right side.

Pilar continues her story.  Somebody said that Project Lawful's cover had probably been blown as soon as dozens of uncleared emergency responders went to the villa and then a god-war started, because if you try to stonewall adversaries completely about a god-war they'll start using ninth-level scrolls to get your people or get information out of them.

So Pilar personally made the irrevocable decision for all of Project Lawful that they were going to go deliberately high-profile to the other countries.  But with everything resting on the power of Pilar's own weird curse, because that weird curse didn't seem very related to what Project Lawful was actually about, and like it could be a good distraction.

They had a seventh-circle wizard go in looking like Pilar, to deliver the cake, and she made the Osirians actually eat it with her, and then sent them home.

That was how Pilar's adventure yesterday started.

Pilar wasn't actually expecting that much approval.  It makes her feel better, but only a little.  Pilar feels like she has probably done a lot of things that call for her to be punished, and not in a matter-of-faith way where she could assign it herself.  Submitting to High Priestess Subirachs for her cruel amusement isn't the same as that.  Somebody who actually knows what Pilar did wrong has to tell her what that was.  The closest she's gotten to that is one spy punching her in the face and he wasn't even on the right side.

Pilar continues her story.  Somebody said that Project Lawful's cover had probably been blown as soon as dozens of uncleared emergency responders went to the villa and then a god-war started, because if you try to stonewall adversaries completely about a god-war they'll start using ninth-circle scrolls to get your people or get information out of them.

So Pilar personally made the irrevocable decision for all of Project Lawful that they were going to go deliberately high-profile to the other countries.  But with everything resting on the power of Pilar's own weird curse, because that weird curse didn't seem very related to what Project Lawful was actually about, and like it could be a good distraction.

They had a seventh-circle wizard go in looking like Pilar, to deliver the cake, and she made the Osirians actually eat it with her, and then sent them home.

That was how Pilar's adventure yesterday started.

Pilar wasn't actually expecting that much approval.  It makes her feel better, but only a little.  Pilar feels like she has probably done a lot of things that call for her to be punished, and not in a matter-of-faith way where she could assign it herself.  Submitting to High Priestess Subirachs for her cruel amusement isn't the same as that.  Somebody who actually knows what Pilar did wrong has to tell her what that was.  The closest she's gotten to that is one spy punching her in the face and he wasn't even on the right side.

Pilar continues her story.  Somebody said that Project Lawful's cover had probably been blown as soon as dozens of uncleared emergency responders went to the villa and then a god-war started, because if you try to stonewall adversaries completely about a god-war they'll start using ninth-circle scrolls to get your people or get information out of them.

So Pilar personally made the irrevocable decision for all of Project Lawful that they were going to go deliberately high-profile to the other countries.  But with everything resting on the power of Pilar's own weird curse, because that weird curse didn't seem very related to what Project Lawful was actually about, making it a good distraction.

They had a seventh-circle wizard go in looking like Pilar, to deliver the cake, and she made the Osirians actually eat it with her, and then sent them home.

That was how Pilar's adventure yesterday started.