"The way of diligent obedience to something greater than yourself, which cannot see you clearly, which can speak to you hardly at all, whose goals and purposes you understand but barely and often with wild errors on your own part, something which in some ways knows far better than you do the consequences of your acts and yet too often fails to know what any mortal could see in moments with their mortal eyes."

"One might consider an adult trying to guide a three-year-old through a dungeon, seen in flashes through foggy glass, and only every ten minutes may you call out to child at all; I ask not what must be the way of that adult, but the way of that child."

"I would have you speak to me upon this topic as it might be spoken of by a dath ilani, or out of your own knowledge of such Law as Keltham has taught."

"Your project of deceiving Keltham will have fruits evaluated by Sevar.  Your thoughts on obedience will be evaluated by me.  The work that you do for Sevar is more important, and, unless your other work has entirely stalled out before then, you will not spend more than fifteen minutes considering the question I just posed you.  If you cannot turn your thoughts from my interesting question and complete your more important work, you will fail your more important work and I do expect that to be the more severe cost to you than failing my own small test."

"These instructions will be copied to you in writing by Security who has witnessed it.  Do you have any questions?"

"The way of diligent obedience to something greater than yourself, which cannot see you clearly, which can speak to you hardly at all, whose goals and purposes you understand but barely and often with wild errors on your own part, something which in some ways knows far better than you do the consequences of your acts and yet too often fails to know what any mortal could see in moments with their mortal eyes."

"One might consider an adult trying to guide a three-year-old through a dungeon, seen in flashes through foggy glass, and only every ten minutes may you call out to the child at all; I ask not what must be the way of that adult, but the way of that child."

"I would have you speak to me upon this topic as it might be spoken of by a dath ilani, or out of your own knowledge of such Law as Keltham has taught."

"Your project of deceiving Keltham will have fruits evaluated by Sevar.  Your thoughts on obedience will be evaluated by me.  The work that you do for Sevar is more important, and, unless your other work has entirely stalled out before then, you will not spend more than fifteen minutes considering the question I just posed you.  If you cannot turn your thoughts from my interesting question and complete your more important work, you will fail your more important work and I do expect that to be the more severe cost to you than failing my own small test."

"These instructions will be copied to you in writing by Security who has witnessed it.  Do you have any questions?"

"The way of diligent obedience to something greater than yourself, which cannot see you clearly, which can speak to you hardly at all, whose goals and purposes you understand but barely and often with wild errors on your own part, something which in some ways knows far better than you do the consequences of your acts and yet too often fails to know what any mortal could see in moments with their mortal eyes."

"One might consider an adult trying to guide a three-year-old through a dungeon, seen in flashes through foggy glass, and only every ten minutes may you call out to the child at all; I ask not what must be the way of that adult, but the way of that child."

"I would have you speak to me upon this topic as it might be spoken of by a dath ilani, or out of your own knowledge of such Law as Keltham has taught."

"Your project of deceiving Keltham will have fruits evaluated by Sevar.  Your thoughts on obedience will be evaluated by me.  The work that you do for Sevar is more important, and, unless your other work has entirely stalled out before then, you will not spend more than fifteen minutes considering the question I just posed you.  If you cannot turn your thoughts from my interesting question and complete your more important work, you will fail your more important work and I do expect that to be the more severe cost to you than failing my own small test."

"These instructions will be copied to you in writing by the Security who has witnessed it.  Do you have any questions?"

"The way of diligent obedience to something greater than yourself, which cannot see you clearly, which can speak to you hardly at all, whose goals and purposes you understand but barely and often with wild errors on your own part, something which in some ways knows far better than you do the consequences of your acts and yet too often fails to know what any mortal could see in moments with their mortal eyes."

"One might consider an adult trying to guide a three-year-old through a dungeon, seen in flashes through foggy glass, and only every ten minutes may they call out to the child at all; I ask not what must be the way of that adult, but the way of that child."

"I would have you speak to me upon this topic as it might be spoken of by a dath ilani, or out of your own knowledge of such Law as Keltham has taught."

"Your project of deceiving Keltham will have fruits evaluated by Sevar.  Your thoughts on obedience will be evaluated by me.  The work that you do for Sevar is more important, and, unless your other work has entirely stalled out before then, you will not spend more than fifteen minutes considering the question I just posed you.  If you cannot turn your thoughts from my interesting question and complete your more important work, you will fail your more important work and I do expect that to be the more severe cost to you than failing my own small test."

"These instructions will be copied to you in writing by the Security who has witnessed it.  Do you have any questions?"

"The way of diligent obedience to something greater than yourself, which cannot see you clearly, which can speak to you hardly at all, whose goals and purposes you understand but barely and often with wild errors on your own part, something which in some ways knows far better than you do the consequences of your acts and yet too often fails to know what any mortal could see in moments with their mortal eyes."

"One might consider an adult trying to guide a three-year-old through a dungeon, seen in flashes through foggy glass, and only every ten minutes may they call out to the child at all; I ask not what must be the way of that adult, but the way of that child."

"I would have you speak to me upon this topic as it might be spoken of by a dath ilani, or out of your own knowledge of such Law as Keltham has taught."

"Your project of deceiving Keltham will have fruits evaluated by Sevar.  Your thoughts on obedience will be evaluated by me.  The work that you do for Sevar is more urgent, and, unless your other work has entirely stalled out before then, you will not spend more than fifteen minutes considering the question I just posed you.  If you cannot turn your thoughts from my interesting question and complete your more important work, you will fail your more important work and I do expect that to be the more severe cost to you than failing my own small test."

"These instructions will be copied to you in writing by the Security who has witnessed it.  Do you have any questions?"