This seems like a foundational question of how alterCheliax treats people in a way Keltham will like, not of figuring out the consequences of deceptions already decided. Asmodia will assume it's Sevar's work unless Sevar tells her otherwise.
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This is a foundational question of how alterCheliax treats people in a way Keltham will accept, not of figuring out the consequences of deceptions already decided. Asmodia will assume it's Sevar's work unless Sevar tells her otherwise. |