"I most certainly hope not."  Aspexia Rugatonn suddenly looks tired.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be simply obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties.  I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him equally well or better.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit there."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  Aspexia Rugatonn suddenly looks tired.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties.  I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him equally well or better.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit there."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  Aspexia Rugatonn suddenly looks tired.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him equally well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  Aspexia Rugatonn has apparently decided to look visibly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him equally well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  Aspexia Rugatonn has apparently decided to look visibly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him equally well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly demand from us?  If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  Aspexia Rugatonn has apparently decided to look visibly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him equally well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly want from us?  If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  It seems Aspexia Rugatonn has decided to look suddenly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him equally well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly want from us?  If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  It seems Aspexia Rugatonn has decided to look suddenly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through the domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him equally well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly want from us?  If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  It seems Aspexia Rugatonn has decided to look suddenly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through the domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly want from us?  If you told me that an answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  It seems Aspexia Rugatonn has decided to look suddenly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through the domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly want from us?  If you told me that the actual and correct answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia into this room and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  It seems Aspexia Rugatonn has decided to look suddenly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through the domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly want from us?  If you told me that the actual and correct answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia to this place and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I most certainly hope not."  It seems Aspexia Rugatonn has decided to look suddenly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly want from us?  If you told me that the actual and correct answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia to this place and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."

"I surely hope not."  It seems Aspexia Rugatonn has decided to look suddenly very tired, as she speaks.  "My answer is that I don't know what exactly Asmodeus seeks.  Why would I?  We obey His orders, and by this means does He work His will.  To command and be obeyed is Asmodeus's nature as a god, as much as Cayden Cailean is acting here through his domain of revelry.  If Asmodeus tried to act otherwise, outside His domains, He would face much greater costs and difficulties."

"I know what tyranny we were instructed to create in Cheliax, but not the question to which that was His answer, I cannot say what else would have served Him well had matters been other than what they were.  I know Hell's current doctrine.  I don't know what bargains and compacts constrain the shape of Hell, in addition to His pure will, or what the combination of those two might permit in terms of alternative arrangements."

"If I knew Asmodeus's exact true goals and tried to serve those goals to the greatest possible extent, without awaiting His instructions, I could not be Most High, I could not be His cleric at all.  Even if that served His interests best, He could not use me that way.  It is outright contrary to His domain.  If you hold Him in contempt for that you must hold every other god in the same contempt.  Gods are beings of means and not just ends."

"And how could I know Asmodeus's own true answer?  He is not mortal, was never mortal, His true answer will be some god-thing spoken in a language of Law I know not."

"What is tyranny, what is slavery, what is pride, what does Asmodeus truly want from us?  If you told me that the actual and correct answer to this question had to be produced within one hour or all Hell would be destroyed, I would call Asmodia to this place and give her my Crown, then call Abrogail here to lend her mightier Crown to you, and hope that the two of you could solve it together."