Ferdi is, after all, happy to be an above-average-alignment-for-Razmiran negotiator with Lastwall, especially since he's been trying to put together a fund to repay the dispossessed poor of Thrushmoor in his spare time!

(There may be times Lastwall notices his alignment detecting as Good, in fact. Or evil. It tends to ping-pong ball back and forth depending on where he's been being recently on the con man / throw any money he cons at good causes axis, really, and whether his current mistress has alter self.)

And Telri is VERY VERY BUSY, since being the only reliably good person in the upper echelons of Razmiran makes her VERY VERY BUSY, but is still prepared to show up. (She has not, in fact, managed to train up or locate a reasonable force of druids for more Plant Growth spells, and has been being run ragged having to fight off assassins while she attempts to fix EVERY FIELD IN USTALAV'S CROPS BY HAND with insufficient bodyguards.)

So. The problem is not so much that Razmir has been doing Evil things that they didn't compact for him not to do; the agreement covers pretty much all the areas where they expect to have terminal values differences, and expresses exactly how much Lastwall is willing to trade for the things they want. Razmir hasn't broken this, technically. The problem is that he also does Evil things that don't even achieve his goals, because he doesn't bother to think for five seconds about whether he could achieve his goals in a less Evil way before doing things, such as, for example, Thrushmoor. Also the Pharasmins Delenda Est incident.

They would, accordingly, like to appoint a permanent representative to Razmir's court, whose job is Helping Razmir Not Be Evil By Accident.

"Thrushmoor was a disaster," says Ferdi plainly, "and I've tried and am trying to arrange reparations, but I cannot say I expected him to handle the situation with the Church of Pharasma better?" Suppressing all churches that weren't his was, after all, the central thing Razmir has been doing for the past several decades. "I was mostly just trying to get people out first."

- As the person with the most actual experience interacting with Razmir in the room she would like to politely suggest that this is a terrible idea - "Razmir's court largely handles administrative affairs on His general directives and keeps Him informed of the situation at large; few attempt to give direction to the Living God."

We're kind of, um, concerned about where you're getting the money for those reparations. If the answer is anywhere other than "from Razmir's coffers, Lawfully," please stop and let us handle that.

Lots of countries ban churches without murdering or mind-controlling anyone! When Andoran gained independence and suppressed the Church of Asmodeus, nearly all His priests were permitted to go peacefully to Cheliax, and only a few were killed by citizen mobs!

They're willing to have their advisor pass advice through someone already trusted of Razmir (such as Telri), but they really do want such a person around at all.

(Unspoken: we kind of thought Helping Razmir Not Be Evil By Accident was your job, but you weren't in fact the one that stopped him from sending devils to murder the entire Order of the Scourge, were you?)

Ferdi got it from donations, actually. Voluntary donations. 

Phrased somewhat more politely than this, if she can manage to get the essence across to their diplomats: The fundamental thing you are missing is that Razmir does not consult with people before making decisions, and that if you try to tell Razmir "we want you to consult with people before making decisions," you will, perhaps, have some problems with this, related to him not doing this, and also disliking you, and so Telri will provide him advice when he asks for it, and he will not actually ask for it before responding to emergencies with overwhelming force.

Well, if he asks for advice on how to obtain Lastwall's goodwill, or anything else he wants that Lastwall has—

Message: —such as Iomedae's support for his ascension—

—then tell him that he should start seeking advice from someone who understands what Lastwall and Iomedae care about, before making decisions that might hurt their interests (which are mostly the interests of the innocent people of Golarion) completely unnecessarily.

She will attempt to pass that on to him.

And before they adjourn, he's been tracking a number of threats against Razmir, and the Whispering Way, a shadowy organization of necromancers and undead, is almost certainly plotting something that's probably against him.

Also, Yasmardin Senir is a cleric, not of Pharasma, but of an unknown Evil god. His first thought was Geryon, but he has reliable intelligence that the man is at least fifth circle and he's never known a mere archdevil to create a cleric that powerful, and also he knows about most of Hell's major foreign (to Cheliax) subversion operations, or did as of ten years ago when Senir was already around, and the only one in Ustalav was centered on corrupting the Count of Barstoi—all of which adds up to 'not Geryon'.

They will pass this important update on to Razmir and Razmir's intelligence service*.

(* It is, in fact, mostly an assassination service, but it also does intelligence, if not Wisdom.)

Telri appreciates all the undead-fighting Lastwall is doing.

And Lastwall appreciates everything Telri is doing! She should ask Razmir to get her some Boots of Teleport, as an official recommendation from his allies, so that she can spend less of her valuable time traveling from place to place to cast Plant Growth (and more time advising Razmir on how not to be Evil, although they don't say this part).

(They'd get her some themselves but Razmir has way more money—or at least should—and is a far better crafter than anyone in Lastwall, or, in fact, anywhere.)

Damn right he is.

And, later, before the throne of Razmir: 

- "So they would, uh, like it if your decision-making loop included... people. Who were not you. They were actually asking for Good people, but I think they... mostly just want there to be someone who can ask you 'does this result in you giving up anything valuable you weren't thinking of.'"

"Not only does this seem exceptionally miserable, and not only does this mean there must be regular residents of my domain who may be spies or under the control of my enemies, but the full strategic considerations guiding my decisions are known to no one." People regularly assume he's making extremely stupid decisions when he is, in fact, maximizing the success of his ascension plot. "I will not bring Lastwall's representatives into my inner circle of advisors because then there would have to be people who were in my inner circle of advisors! If the statement 'I have reasons beyond your comprehension' functions to end a conversation, these advisors will be meaningless, and if it does not, they will be actively counterproductive!"

Yup. Called it.

"Other than that they mostly just wanted to give you various useful information about plots against you."

"All my most powerful priests have bodyguards, Clones, and sleep in warded fortresses." (He has many Clones.) "And I watch through their eyes regularly; the greater mask is not limited by casting time as Message is. Any assassination attempt on my priests while they are vulnerable will be met by flights of kytons. Nonetheless, I will accept this information."

Pause. "And what they wanted was..."

"They, uh -" this is the embarrassing bit "- they want you to give me Boots of Teleport and ask me 'is there a less evil way to do this' before you displace lots of people to build a road. Or, uh, send flights of kytons after someone."

She hangs her head.

"Zon-Kuthon's servitors are not aligned with Hell, keep agreements, and are less expensive than inevitables and more terrifying! And that was their road! Built according to standard procedure as the lords of savage Avistan build roads, except for the quality! What do they want from me?"

"... I think they mostly just want you to consider, before doing Evil things, if you could instead be bribed to do a Neutral thing."

"... They have surely thought of the incentive compatibility arguments here?"

"... Presumably?"