"So far all the cultists we've run into have either died or fled, and we didn't bother quizzing them on their demon preferences. What do you want Baphomet cultists in particular for?" 

"I've already found plenty of Deskari cultists, so I don't need any more of them. If you found someone who follows a third demon lord instead, that would work too! Nobody seems to think there are many of those in the city right now, though."

"Hmm. Hey, Seelah, do you remember what happened to the guy we took prisoner in the Shield Maze? I'm pretty sure the guys in the maze were all Baphomet flavors of crazy." 

"Anevia was going to send someone down after them, but that's not exactly safe since they'd have to go through the grey garrison or find another route in the sewers. It's been a few hours since then, but I'm not sure if they could have gotten loose yet by now or not."

"Well, we haven't run into any for most of a day, but I'm confident we'll find some sooner or later. What do you need them for, specifically?"

"For the Encyclopedia Golarianica! This is a prime opportunity to expand the heretofore lacking entry on the cult of Baphomet - I need to know what their demographics are, how knowledgeable they are about their patron and faith, if they're as poor interviewees as Deskari cultists..."

"...Encyclopedia Golarionnica?" 

This sounds fascinating. 

"A combination reference work and research compilation. When I'm finished it'll be the premier encyclopedia for anything and everything on Golarion, so I can't cut any corners on the quality of information."

"Huh! Got much in there about dhampirs yet?"

"I do not! Did you know that they happen to be exceedingly rare outside of Ustulav? I've only seen two of them in Kenabres, and they were both very rude about refusing to answer my questions."

She exchanges a glance with Villibor. 

"Four," she corrects. 

"What?"

The girl sounds quizzical, as though she simply cannot fathom what relevance that statement would have.

"Luzai is saying that she and her brother are Dhampirs, so you've met four."

"Excellent. In that case, I insist you answer my questions immediately. How old are you? Where are you from? What gods do you worship? How much blood do you drink each day, and which kinds do you like best? Does sunlight weaken dhampirs, or only make them uncomfortable? How much weight can you lift? What are your biggest weaknesses?"

"Nineteen, Geb, none, none on most days since leaving Geb, answer currently undefined, it depends on the dhampir, I haven't checked in specific numbers, and I'm not answering that last question in public." 

Nenio takes notes as she talks, then repeats the same questions to Villibor. It's a bit disappointing that she refuses to talk about her weaknesses and doesn't seem to have approached her own capabilities with scientific curiousity, but this is still much more helpful then pretending to be a vampire or sending a dozen skeletons to chase her. Once she finishes with getting Villaibor’s responses, she turns back to Luzai.

"How many other Dhampirs do you know? Was your father a vampire, or was your mother bitten while she was pregnant with you? Does your white hair come from your mother, or is it from your vampiric ancestry? Do you have any spell like abilities or innate sorcery?"

She doesn't seem to be slowing in the slightest; if Luzai lets her, it seems plausible this interview will go on for a while.

"My white hair comes from our mother. Our father is a vampire--a Blood Lord--who decided that dhampirs were understudied, and selected a few dozen slave women with which to experiment. I've met all our living half-siblings--we're the only set of full siblings in the bunch, and that because we're twins--plus one more since we came to Kenabres. I'd love to talk about this more, but we do need to keep moving; do you want to come with us?" 

"Wonderful, I'll have to find some time to stop by and see his research. Which blood lord is he?" It's not the most important topic to do, but it's good to see at least one vampire is scientifically minded enough to go do something about the paucity of information available. As for the other matter...

 "Certainly. How do you feel about being my assistant?"

"What would that entail?" 

"To accompany me on my expeditions into the worldwound, assist me in my experiments, run errands for me, and perhaps help me record the resulting scientific information for future generations! You seem unusually curious and rather clever, so it would be a waste for you to not continue contributing to science."

As backhanded as it sounds, Luzai gets the sense that this is about as close as the girl in front of her is likely to get to a compliment - the idea that Luzai might not have that as her biggest goal doesn't even cross her mind.

"In that case, sure." It's not like the description involves prioritizing doing that over doing other things, such as whatever Irabeth Tirabade says needs doing tomorrow, so it doesn't constitute an undue commitment, and, hey, sounds like fun! ...As long as she doesn't gallivant into the Worldwound with an insufficiently large group to keep Villibor from getting cranky. 

Then Nenio will walk with herand continue asking questions all the way back to the Defender's Heart. She eventually moves on from solely asking about Dhampirs to add additional information to her entries on Geb and Mechitar, but she proves extremely easy to redirect away from uncomfortable topics and largely doesn't seem to even notice that she's been diverted.

Luzai has a really excellent but overwhelmingly Gebbite education. It is really not hard to steer Nenio away from uncomfortable topics by infodumping about, say, obscure ghoul subtypes, a topic which would probably be more interesting to Seelah if any of the things that made them different from normal ghouls were relevant to killing them. 

(Members of the group with more attention to interpersonal interactions won't find it difficult to notice that topics that Luzai finds uncomfortable include: mohrgs, the Dead Laws, her exact number of half-siblings, and her father's living slaves.) 

...She doesn't, personally, consider Arazni to be an uncomfortable topic, but if Seelah or anyone else does she is capable of picking up on it and going off about Shadows instead. 

It's... well, she's not exactly going to participate in the conversation, but it's not really personal to her either. She can just focus on keeping an eye out for more demons or cultists.

Nenio is very blissfully not one of those members! She's happy to hear about all of those things, yes including obscure ghoul subtypes with populations in the low double digits. There's a slightly alarming moment where Nenio suggests exposing people to their varieties of ghoul fever to determine how they differ there, but it quickly becomes clear that the person to be infected is just herself.