"Sevar's domain and my understanding here is inferior to hers.  But yes.  He does not know where Golarion is inside the spread of possibilities, and has given Sevar permission not to tell him right away, when it seems that dark to him.  He cannot read our expressions, he cannot read our voices, unless we show it to him; the edges of that which slip around our control are opaque to him."

"Sevar's domain and my understanding here is inferior to hers.  But yes.  He does not know where Golarion is inside the spread of possibilities, and has given Sevar permission not to tell him right away, when it seems that dark to him.  He cannot read our expressions, he cannot read our voices, unless we show it to him very loudly; the edges of that which slip around our control are opaque to him."

"Sevar's domain and my understanding here is inferior to hers.  But yes.  He does not know where Golarion is inside the spread of possibilities, and has given Sevar permission not to tell him right away, when it seems that dark to him.  He cannot read our expressions, he cannot read our voices, unless we show it to him very loudly by Chelish standards; the edges of that which slip around our control are opaque to him.  It may be related to how he has difficulty telling apart new people without nametags."

"Sevar's domain and my understanding here is inferior to hers.  But yes.  He does not know where Golarion is inside the spread of possibilities, and has given Sevar permission not to tell him right away, when it seems that dark to him.  He cannot read our expressions, he cannot read our voices, unless we show it to him very loudly by Chelish standards; the edges of that which slip around our control are opaque to him.  It may be related to how he has difficulty telling apart new non-dath-ilani without nametags."

"Sevar's domain, my understanding here is inferior to hers.  But yes.  He does not know where Golarion is inside the spread of possibilities, and has given Sevar permission not to tell him right away, when it seems that dark to him.  He cannot read our expressions, he cannot read our voices, unless we show it to him very loudly by Chelish standards; the edges of that which slip around our control are opaque to him.  It may be related to how he has difficulty telling apart new non-dath-ilani without nametags."

"Sevar's domain, my understanding here is inferior to hers.  But yes.  Keltham does not know where alterCheliax - no, where the true Golarion is, inside the spread of possibilities.  He's given Sevar explicit permission not to tell him right away, when the truth will seem that dark to him.  He cannot read our expressions, he cannot read our voices, unless we show it to him very loudly by Chelish standards; the edges of that which slip around our control are opaque to him.  It may be related to how he has difficulty telling apart new non-dath-ilani without nametags."

"Sevar's domain, my understanding here is inferior to hers.  But yes.  Keltham does not know where alterCheliax - no, where the true Golarion is, inside the spread of possibilities.  He's given Sevar explicit permission not to tell him right away, when the truth will seem that dark to him.  He cannot read our expressions, he cannot read our voices, unless we show it to him very loudly by Chelish standards; the edges of that which slip around our control are wholly invisible to him.  It may be related to how he has difficulty telling apart new non-dath-ilani without nametags."

"Sevar's domain, my understanding here is inferior to hers.  But yes.  Keltham does not know where alterCheliax - no, where the true Golarion is, inside the spread of possibilities.  He's given Sevar explicit permission not to tell him right away, when the truth will seem that dark to him."

"He hasn't noticed in part because he cannot read our expressions, he cannot read our voices, unless we show it to him very loudly by Chelish standards; the edges of that which slip around our control are wholly invisible to him.  It may be related to how he has difficulty telling apart new non-dath-ilani without nametags."