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He's out of questions to ask, and the connection is still live, he can feel it there. What Keltham does then is not very Iomedan, it's foolish to act spontaneously in a conversation with a god, he hasn't calculated what this question or his feelings while saying it might give away - "Would you feel sad, if I stopped being your cleric, not just a loss to your utilityfunction expectation, but, sadness?" |
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lawful chaotic
He's out of questions to ask, and the connection is still live, he can feel it there. What Keltham does then is not very Iomedan, it's foolish to act spontaneously in a conversation with a god, he hasn't calculated what this question or his feelings while saying it might give away - "Would you feel sad, if I stopped being your cleric, not just a loss to your utilityfunction expectation, but, sadness, or, an unpleasant emotion?" |