Keltham?: It was the most visible to Her that Keltham would ever be again. Shortly afterward he severed himself from Abadar, and donned magic items that made him more expensive to read. Gods can read through those anyways, with an effort; it does not mean that a young god like Iomedae can spare the cost.
And had any greater god paid the price of a lesser peek at Keltham's surface thoughts, during the month after he arrived in Osirion, They would have found that his thoughts were mostly on the details of the Scientific Revolution, on what he needed to teach to pay back Abadar's investment in him. Even when Keltham dealt with Lawful Evil sellers, to buy scrolls and items, he thought only in quickly-suppressed flickers about why, having already decided what; like a fragment of a god, set on course by a greater self.