"We have about four-fifths of the candidates. But all the boys they included were boys where somebody decided 'maybe this one's good enough to be worth an elixir of sex-shifting', and while in some cases those judgments seem a bit questionable, still..."
Next folder. Intelligence 18-possibly-19-ish, it detected as 19 once but 18 all other times tried. Wisdom 14. Intellectual achievements include mastering a dozen different languages and punching above her weight in Wondrous Items crafting classes. Sped through her math classes in academy. Neither submissive nor masochistic, spotted history of disciplinary problems related to taking orders from people she deems less intelligent than herself, but those seem to have yielded to correction. Loyalty scans show that her overt loyalty to Asmodeus is heavily predicated on imagining Him as a supremely intelligent mastermind. Looks out for herself first and foremost within her own thoughts, holds non-Lawful-Evil alignments in overt contempt.
Jacint comments that this is a known personality type that would desert Cheliax if given a clear opportunity, but tends to fall promptly into line once forced to sell her soul. Jacint is not quite sure what happens if you force her to sell her soul and then try to turn her into a dath ilani, but it seems to Jacint that if they go with all meek obedient engineers then those will be lacking some fire that is probably important?
Intelligence 16, Wisdom 18, Splendour 8, barely 2nd-circle, submissive-masochistic-slave nature, unusually pretty. Left something of a mess by her school experiences and her difficulty in placing herself at anything but a victim there, struggling through by sheer force of academic effort and excellence. Younger than Keltham but within his stated one-year age-difference limit, if they don't want to lie about that. Did excellently at the mathematical part of the curriculum, punching well above her measured Intelligence level. Her theology is whatever she thinks she's been told her theology is, by the last person who looked like an authority and told her that; she has no signs of theological opinions otherwise.
Jacint comments that this is somebody who might actually fall in love with Keltham if he showed her kindness, assuming that this problem was not otherwise headed off at the pass, which Jacint is pretty sure she can do. Or if Carissa Sevar herself happens to want a slave in love with her, it wouldn't take long.