Eisethia is just starting to realize how much she doesn't know in regards to legal and political matters. Her reading is informative, but she is starting to realize that she lacks both the mundane everyday context someone not raised in a monastery has and the higher sensibilities developed in nobility and clergy trained in politics. She is beginning to worry that she made a critical mistake asking to attend the convention. She could have tried to go longer eking out a path for her monastery without trying to draw the attention of anyone powerful sooner than absolutely necessary. Her students are all intimidated by her, and to ask them for advice would break the image of confidence and surety she has developed.
But there is someone in Westcrown with a well established reputation for wise advice. Theopho of the Runes, Watcher of Erecura. Erecura, being a hell god but Lawful Neutral might have just the right cleric to give her advice given her own transition from serving Eiseth to serving Irori. She attends one service, slipping in the back, in the closest thing to ordinary clothes she has. She follows some of it, but she thinks she is missing too much context to really understand his meaning and lessons. She comes back a few days later during his open time for unscheduled consultations, dressed in her best monk robes (not that she owns many to pick from), and wearing her symbol of Irori plainly visible. She tries to avoid deliberately intimidating the other petitioners away from the office to get in first, but her tall muscular build and holy symbol seem to cause them to give her space.
Her voice shows none of her recent uncertainty: "Watcher, I would seek your counsel."
