[Well Araceli had hoped for more eating before the drinking started but she waters her own as much as the contents of her flask.]
The Inquisition was never going to grow there, not so isolated; none of this is about me, it's about you, it's about...it's about everything other than me. If I have to talk to people, please believe me I will but you can let things out without having to worry about me. The ship has already left the harbour when it comes to Kas and Skyhold, if they still had the Iron Bull...you'll drive yourself mad if you try chasing after all of those.
[Korrin isn't Araceli, she doesn't have to plan for every single eventuality and outcome that she can as standard.]
If they need him again...who knows where the Inquisition will send any of us and since I'm heading naval projects, I'm at least in the best position I can be to try to catch any sight of his name or someone matching that description. [That's about as much as she can offer, squeezing Korrin's hand even if she privately wonders about what the Qun might do to have a mage at their beck and call in the Inquisition, if they'd ever risk it.] At least this way we don't need to experience firsthand what the Inquisition does to a spy. It's seldom pretty.
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The Inquisition was never going to grow there, not so isolated; none of this is about me, it's about you, it's about...it's about everything other than me. If I have to talk to people, please believe me I will but you can let things out without having to worry about me. The ship has already left the harbour when it comes to Kas and Skyhold, if they still had the Iron Bull...you'll drive yourself mad if you try chasing after all of those.
[Korrin isn't Araceli, she doesn't have to plan for every single eventuality and outcome that she can as standard.]
If they need him again...who knows where the Inquisition will send any of us and since I'm heading naval projects, I'm at least in the best position I can be to try to catch any sight of his name or someone matching that description. [That's about as much as she can offer, squeezing Korrin's hand even if she privately wonders about what the Qun might do to have a mage at their beck and call in the Inquisition, if they'd ever risk it.] At least this way we don't need to experience firsthand what the Inquisition does to a spy. It's seldom pretty.