Since the Ascendancy of House Thrune and Hell's rise to dominance over Cheliax, The Sisterhood of Eiseth (The Eryines Queen, Hell's Valkyrie, She Who Defies Limitations) has, surprisingly, not flourished.  A naïve observer might expect that, as a power of Hell, Eiseth would find a place for her worship and veneration.  As it turns out, a monastic order that operates as (illegal) assassins, refuses to show humility, and avenges all slights has had trouble finding it's place in the legal and social order of Cheliax which demands an orderly submission to the Asmodean hierarchy.  But Eisethia is mostly unaware of these details.  Trained within a monastery of the Sisterhood sense childhood she has little awareness of the broader circumstances.  She has a vague sense of some better, more elite past, as implied by some of the lectures and sermons, but obscured by repeated assurances of the Sisterhood's devotion to House Thrune, Cheliax, and Asmodeus.  She has a vague sense she is not a part of the mortal customs and limitations of Cheliax but she is certain of her own Lawfulness.  For instance, if you pointed out to her that simply killing a beggar for assassination practice is in fact Unlawful, she would be confused by that statement.  She obeyed her superior's orders (who in turn are devoted to House Thrune and Cheliax) and she carried out her kill with the utmost discipline and precision, her actions were the height of Lawfulness!  If questioned about the quality of her target, she would feel vaguely embarrassed at not meriting a better assignment, and she would completely miss the implied aspersion against the Sisterhood, unless they were made explicit, in which case she would escalate to violence.

Since the Ascendancy of House Thrune and Hell's rise to dominance over Cheliax, The Sisterhood of Eiseth (The Eryines Queen, Hell's Valkyrie, She Who Defies Limitations) has, surprisingly, not flourished.  A naïve observer might expect that, as a power of Hell, Eiseth would find a place for her worship and veneration.  As it turns out, a monastic order that operates as (illegal) assassins, refuses to show humility, and avenges all slights has had trouble finding it's place in the legal and social order of Cheliax which demands an orderly submission to the Asmodean hierarchy.  But Eisethia is mostly unaware of these details.  Trained within a monastery of the Sisterhood sense childhood she has little awareness of the broader circumstances.  She has a vague sense of some better, more elite past, as implied by some of the lectures and sermons, but obscured by repeated assurances of the Sisterhood's devotion to House Thrune, Cheliax, and Asmodeus.  She has a vague sense she is not a part of the mortal customs and limitations of Cheliax but she is certain of her own Lawfulness.  For instance, if you pointed out to her that simply killing a beggar for assassination practice is in fact Unlawful, she would be confused by that statement.  She obeyed her superior's orders (who in turn are devoted to House Thrune and Cheliax) and she carried out her kill with the utmost discipline and precision, her actions were the height of Lawfulness!  If questioned about the quality of her target, she would feel vaguely embarrassed at not meriting a better assignment, and she would completely miss the implied aspersion against the Sisterhood, unless they were made explicit, in which case she would escalate to violence.

Since the Ascendancy of House Thrune and Hell's rise to dominance over Cheliax, The Sisterhood of Eiseth (The Eryines Queen, Hell's Valkyrie, She Who Defies Limitations) has, surprisingly, not flourished.  A naïve observer might expect that, as a power of Hell, Eiseth would find a place for her worship and veneration.  As it turns out, a monastic order that operates as (illegal) assassins, refuses to show humility, and avenges all slights has had trouble finding its place in the legal and social order of Cheliax which demands an orderly submission to the Asmodean hierarchy.  But Eisethia is mostly unaware of these details.  Trained within a monastery of the Sisterhood since childhood she has little awareness of the broader circumstances.  She has a vague sense of some better, more elite past, as implied by some of the lectures and sermons, but obscured by repeated assurances of the Sisterhood's devotion to House Thrune, Cheliax, and Asmodeus.  She has a vague sense she is not a part of the mortal customs and limitations of Cheliax but she is certain of her own Lawfulness.  For instance, if you pointed out to her that simply killing a beggar for assassination practice is in fact Unlawful, she would be confused by that statement.  She obeyed her superior's orders (who in turn are devoted to House Thrune and Cheliax) and she carried out her kill with the utmost discipline and precision, her actions were the height of Lawfulness!  If questioned about the quality of her target, she would feel vaguely embarrassed at not meriting a better assignment, and she would completely miss the implied aspersion against the Sisterhood, unless they were made explicit, in which case she would escalate to violence.