Asmodia has not been consulted about this plan.  Apparently Sevar came up with it just while talking to Maillol and Subirachs and Abarco or whoever.

Asmodia feels a bit insulted about that, in fact.

(Maillol would recognize this feeling immediately; it's the feeling of not being far enough into the Inner Ring.)

Asmodia will decide when and whether to later bring up the issue that apparently none of those other important people saw, when they were making this plan without consulting her; she can always claim to have thought of it later.

Asmodia has not been consulted about this plan.  Apparently Sevar came up with it just while talking to Maillol and Subirachs and Abarco or whoever.

Asmodia feels a bit insulted about that, in fact.  Isn't she practically Sevar's second-in-command?

(Maillol, the actual second, would recognize this feeling immediately; it's the feeling of not being far enough into the Inner Ring.)

Asmodia will decide when and whether to later bring up the issue that apparently none of those other important people saw, when they were making this plan without consulting her; she can always claim to have thought of it later.

Asmodia has not been consulted about this plan.  Apparently Sevar came up with it just while talking to Maillol and Subirachs and Abarco or whoever.

Asmodia feels a bit insulted about that, in fact.  Isn't she practically Sevar's second-in-command?  Isn't it her job to check over clever ideas like these for consistency?

(Maillol, the actual second, would recognize this feeling immediately; it's the feeling of not being far enough into the Inner Ring.)

Asmodia will decide when and whether to later bring up the issue that apparently none of those other important people saw, when they were making this plan without consulting her; she can always claim to have thought of it later.

Asmodia has not been consulted about this plan.  Apparently Sevar came up with it just while talking to Maillol and Subirachs and Abarco or whoever.

Asmodia feels a bit insulted about that, in fact.  Isn't she practically Sevar's second-in-command?  Isn't it her job to check over clever ideas like these for consistency?  Have any of those apparently more-important-than-her people been checking over every scrap of information that Keltham interacts with?

(Maillol, the actual second, would recognize this feeling immediately; it's the feeling of not being far enough into the Inner Ring.)

Asmodia will decide when and whether to later bring up the issue that apparently none of those other important people saw, when they were making this plan without consulting her.  She can always claim to have thought of it later.