People make plans. What's to say he hasn't made one for how he wants to go at the end? If he knows what's to come then you might not want to think about it but there are people that do make those plans. [A thief's mind is the one that goes to all the ways in, all the ways out, what do I do if someone catches me, how do I pull myself free. Becoming a bard has only expanded on those options besides, if he limits exposure then it might make it different.

All Templars have to take a ration of lyrium, to her mind it only makes sense that the Red Templars must if they need to keep mining more and more of it, moving it around the way that they do.]

Any weapon we have in our hand is a weapon the enemy doesn't so long as we remember to take care handling them. Any blade, any spell, anything at all can be turned back on a person. [For Araceli now that's a gentle warning but if she's going to drag out bodies the way that she has, wars and battles and tensions she hasn't been here for with other people then she can only give advice this way.

That's not a guarantee she'll listen to it. These days it's harder to follow through on things that she says she does; that at the end of the day off comes the mask, the door gets shut on work. There's so much more to consider.] I think better at night, following with the Inquisition's position currently means I'm staying in so as not to cause a scene even if the chance of being seen late is low. [Sidesteps it. Mostly.]