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"Right.  Well, I think I remember, though it's been a while, that Keltham was surprised about our oaths working on people losing their Law and going to Abaddon."  Asmodia makes a mental note that this implies that Lawful Good and Lawful Neutral people wouldn't be trustworthy on quite the same level, which she should've realized earlier.  "But there's a word for something similar, in his language, something equally powerful that works without Abaddon existing there."

"So we obviously shouldn't try to figure out what that is, and actually do it, because that would maybe be more dangerous than breaking a Golarion oath, for all we know."

"But Keltham wouldn't assign us to figure that out and do it, either."

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"Right.  Well, I think I remember, though it's been a while, that Keltham was surprised about our oaths working on people losing their Law and going to Abaddon."  Asmodia makes a mental note that this implies that Lawful Good and Lawful Neutral people wouldn't be trustworthy on quite the same level, which she should've realized earlier.  "But there's a word for something similar, in his language, something equally powerful that works without Abaddon existing there."

"So we obviously shouldn't try to figure out what that is, and actually do it, because that would maybe be more dangerous than a Golarion oath, for all we know."

"But Keltham wouldn't assign us to figure that out and do it, either."

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"Right.  Well, I think I remember, though it's been a while, that Keltham was surprised about our oaths working because people who break them lose their Law and go to Abaddon."  Asmodia makes a mental note that this implies that Lawful Good and Lawful Neutral people wouldn't be trustworthy on quite the same level, which she should've realized earlier.  "But there's a word for something similar, in his language, something equally powerful that works without Abaddon existing there."

"So we obviously shouldn't try to figure out what that is, and actually do it, because that would maybe be more dangerous than a Golarion oath, for all we know."

"But Keltham wouldn't assign us to figure that out and do it, either."

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"Right.  Well, I think I remember, though it's been a while, that Keltham was surprised about our oaths working because people who break them lose their Law and go to Abaddon."  Asmodia makes a mental note that this implies that Lawful Good and Lawful Neutral people wouldn't be trustworthy on quite the same level, which she should've realized earlier.  "But there's a word for something similar, in his language, something equally powerful that works without Abaddon existing there."

"So we obviously shouldn't try to figure out what that is, and actually do it, because that would maybe be more dangerous than a Golarion oath."

"But Keltham wouldn't assign us to figure that out and do it, either."

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"Right.  Well, I think I remember, though it's been a while, that Keltham was surprised about our oaths working because people who break them lose their Law and go to Abaddon."  Asmodia makes a mental note (an orange one) that this implies that Lawful Good and Lawful Neutral people wouldn't be trustworthy on quite the same level, which she should've realized earlier.  "But there's a word for something similar, in his language, something equally powerful that works without Abaddon existing there."

"So we obviously shouldn't try to figure out what that is, and actually do it, because that would maybe be more dangerous than a Golarion oath."

"But Keltham wouldn't assign us to figure that out and do it, either."

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"Right.  Well, I think I remember, though it's been a while, that Keltham was surprised about our oaths working because people who break them lose their Law and go to Abaddon."  Asmodia makes a mental note (an orange one, but in big letters) that this implies that Lawful Good and Lawful Neutral people wouldn't be trustworthy on quite the same level, which she should've realized earlier.  "But there's a word for something similar, in his language, something equally powerful that works without Abaddon existing there."

"So we obviously shouldn't try to figure out what that is, and actually do it, because that would maybe be more dangerous than a Golarion oath."

"But Keltham wouldn't assign us to figure that out and do it, either."