Keltham briefly considers asking at what age children start showing up in the Boneyard, decides against it. It's not going to be the decisive question about anything. If there'd be a decisive question of that kind, it would be the age at which children start showing up in Hell, and he - would rather not learn that right here and now, in case subsequent thoughts shatter his connection to Abadar immediately, while he's outside and his security team is not prepared for that.
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Keltham briefly considers asking at what age children start showing up in the Boneyard, decides against it. It's not going to be the decisive question about anything. If there'd be a decisive question of that kind, it would be the age at which children start showing up in Hell. And Keltham - would rather not learn that right here and now, in case subsequent thoughts shatter his connection to Abadar immediately, while he's outside and his security team is not prepared for that. |