Solidarity is something she'll gladly accept. In her view, one can't really go through what they did and not feel that for those involved. They can try to explain to others, but only those who were present will ever really know the extent of the horror the had uncovered. It's a similar mindset that she shares with those of Kinloch Hold, with those who had endured the false Calling. They aren't memories Inessa looks upon with fondness, but there's a certain comfort in knowing that bonds can come of it.

So she manages a small but genuine smile, her smaller hand shaking Herian's. "Good. I cannot rightly speak for any Warden but myself, though I suspect such an event would gain the assistance of others in the order, as well." Ciri, definitely, and those she doesn't know the rest as well is reasonably convinced as to their honorable intent.

Garahel, quiet and listless until now, perks up and offers his paw, too. Shake? He's probably not even expecting treats this time, honest.