"This is something of a long and very weird story. I'll try to separate facts from inferences," and try to lead you away from thoughts about whether the non-Evil gods who once were human are trying to fake out Cheliax into believing in this whole story, just in case I was right about that originally.
"Keltham landed near the Worldwound at a point where he would run out of the cold into a Chelish installation. He didn't land in the middle of the ocean, or for that matter, materialize a hundred yards off the ground, or in space, or in the Plane of Elemental Fire. If you think about a cloud of probability density spread out evenly across all of Golarion's surface, to say nothing of the larger multiverse, it's very obvious that Keltham didn't land at random according to a cloud of probability like that."
"Something put Keltham where he landed, something that, one infers, cared about what would happen after he landed there."
"We then have the question - besides Keltham not just dying on the spot, on what other basis was this force selecting where to put Keltham?"
"When Keltham ran into that Chelish installation, the first person who could cast Tongues to speak with him, it turned out, was Carissa Sevar."
"This is something of a long and very weird story. I'll try to separate facts from inferences," and try to lead you away from thoughts about whether the non-Evil gods who once were human are trying to fake out Cheliax into believing in this whole story, just in case I was right about that originally.
"Keltham landed near the Worldwound at a point where he would run out of the cold into a Chelish installation. He didn't land in the middle of the ocean, or for that matter, materialize a hundred yards off the ground, or in space, or in the Plane of Elemental Fire. If you think about a cloud of probability density spread out evenly across all of Golarion's surface, to say nothing of the larger multiverse, it's very obvious that Keltham didn't land at random according to a cloud of probability like that."
"Something put Keltham where he landed, something that, one infers, cared about what would happen after he landed there."
"We then have the question - besides Keltham not just dying on the spot, in what other ways was this force maybe selecting where to put Keltham?"
"When Keltham ran into that Chelish installation, the first person who could cast Tongues to speak with him, it turned out, was Carissa Sevar."
"This is something of a long and very weird story. I'll try to separate facts from inferences," and try to lead you away from thoughts about whether the non-Evil gods who once were human are trying to fake out Cheliax into believing in this whole story, just in case I was right about that originally.
"Keltham landed near the Worldwound at a point where he would run out of the cold into a Chelish installation. He didn't land in the middle of the ocean, or for that matter, materialize a hundred yards off the ground, or in space, or in the Plane of Elemental Fire. If you think about a cloud of probability density spread out evenly across all of Golarion's surface, to say nothing of the larger multiverse, it's very obvious that Keltham didn't land at random according to a cloud of probability like that."
"Something put Keltham where he landed, something that, one infers, cared about what would happen after he landed there."
"We then have the question - besides Keltham not just dying on the spot, in what other ways was this force maybe selecting where to put Keltham? Maybe not just within Golarion, but inside our whole multiverse, maybe even many possible multiverses? Keltham seemed to believe that dath ilan knew for sure that existence was very wide, much wider than just Golarion and dath ilan."
"When Keltham ran into that Chelish installation, the first person who could cast Tongues to speak with him, it turned out, was Carissa Sevar."
"This is something of a long and very weird story. I'll try to separate facts from inferences," and try to lead you away from thoughts about whether the non-Evil gods who once were human are trying to fake out Cheliax into believing in this whole story, just in case I was right about that originally.
"Keltham landed near the Worldwound at a point where he would run out of the cold into a Chelish installation. He didn't land in the middle of the ocean, or for that matter, materialize a hundred yards off the ground, or in space, or in the Plane of Elemental Fire. If you think about a cloud of probability density spread out evenly across all of Golarion's surface, to say nothing of our larger multiverse including other planets and other planes, it's very obvious that Keltham didn't land at random according to a cloud of probability like that."
"Something put Keltham where he landed, something that, one infers, cared about what would happen after he landed there."
"We then have the question - besides Keltham not just dying on the spot, in what other ways was this force maybe selecting where to put Keltham? Maybe not just within Golarion, but inside our whole multiverse, maybe even many possible multiverses? Keltham seemed to believe that dath ilan knew for sure that existence was very wide, much wider than just Golarion and dath ilan."
"When Keltham ran into that Chelish installation, the first person who could cast Tongues to speak with him, it turned out, was Carissa Sevar."
"This is something of a long and very weird story. I'll try to separate facts from inferences," and try to lead you away from thoughts about whether the non-Evil gods who once were human are trying to fake out Cheliax into believing in this whole story, just in case I was right about that originally.
"Keltham landed near the Worldwound at a point where he would run out of the cold into a Chelish installation. He didn't land in the middle of the ocean, or for that matter, materialize a hundred yards off the ground, or in space, or in the Plane of Elemental Fire. If you think about a cloud of probability density spread out evenly across all of Golarion's surface, to say nothing of our larger multiverse including other planets and other planes, it's very obvious that Keltham didn't land at random according to a cloud of probability like that."
"Something put Keltham where he landed, something that, one infers, cared about what would happen after he landed there."
"We then have the question - besides Keltham not just dying on the spot, in what other ways was this force maybe selecting where to put Keltham? Maybe not just within Golarion, but inside our whole multiverse, maybe even many possible multiverses? Keltham seemed to believe that dath ilan knew for sure that existence was very wide, much wider than just our multiverse and dath ilan's universe that he showed us."
"When Keltham ran into that Chelish installation, the first person who could cast Tongues to speak with him, it turned out, was Carissa Sevar."
"This is something of a long and very weird story. I'll try to separate facts from inferences," and try to lead you away from thoughts about whether the non-Evil gods who once were human are trying to fake out Cheliax into believing in this whole story, just in case I was right about that originally.
"Keltham landed near the Worldwound at a point where he would run out of the cold into a Chelish installation. He didn't land in the middle of the ocean, or for that matter, materialize a hundred yards off the ground, or in space, or in the Plane of Elemental Fire. If you think about a cloud of probability density spread out evenly across all of Golarion's surface, to say nothing of our larger multiverse including other planets and other planes, it's very obvious that Keltham didn't land at random according to a cloud of probability like that."
"Something put Keltham where he landed, something that, one infers, cared about what would happen after he landed there."
"We then have the question - besides Keltham not just dying on the spot, in what other ways was this force maybe selecting where to put Keltham? Maybe not just within Golarion, but inside our whole multiverse, maybe even many possible multiverses? Keltham seemed to believe that dath ilan knew for sure that existence was very wide, much wider than just our multiverse and dath ilan's universe that he showed us."
"When Keltham ran out of the cold into that Chelish installation, the first person who could cast Tongues to speak with him, it turned out, was Carissa Sevar."
"This is something of a long and very weird story. I'll try to separate facts from inferences," and try to lead you away from thoughts about whether the gods who once were human are trying to fake out Cheliax into believing in this whole story, just in case I was right about that originally.
"Keltham landed near the Worldwound at a point where he would run out of the cold into a Chelish installation. He didn't land in the middle of the ocean, or for that matter, materialize a hundred yards off the ground, or in space, or in the Plane of Elemental Fire. If you think about a cloud of probability density spread out evenly across all of Golarion's surface, to say nothing of our larger multiverse including other planets and other planes, it's very obvious that Keltham didn't land at random according to a cloud of probability like that."
"Something put Keltham where he landed, something that, one infers, cared about what would happen after he landed there."
"We then have the question - besides Keltham not just dying on the spot, in what other ways was this force maybe selecting where to put Keltham? Maybe not just within Golarion, but inside our whole multiverse, maybe even many possible multiverses? Keltham seemed to believe that dath ilan knew for sure that existence was very wide, much wider than just our multiverse and dath ilan's universe that he showed us."
"When Keltham ran out of the cold into that Chelish installation, the first person who could cast Tongues to speak with him, it turned out, was Carissa Sevar."
