The Blood of the Dalish

[samahl]

WHO: Cyril Ashara, Merrick Ashara, Pel, Samouel Haines Gareth, Taashath, Galadriel, Kallian Endris, Bruce Banner, Eirlys Ancarrow, Anders, James Norrington, Beleth Ashara, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Iskandar
WHAT: Summary of content
WHEN: Sometime near the start of Umbralis
WHERE: From Skyhold to along the Serpentine River.
NOTES: OOC post for this plot is here.

The Inquisition has been here before. They visited to ease the tensions between Clan Frandruil and the human village Kaladoun. As they left, peace had seemed to be reached. The Clan's Keeper, Shoshanna, has not kept up her part of the treaty. The Clan was meant to leave and give the village space, but it seems there's always a good reason to stay in place. The Clan's First, Janna, has put aside her pride to reach out to the Inquisition for help. As she has been regularly communicating with the Dalish liaison for the Inquisition, Cyril has agreed to put together a team and help the clan vacate.

While they are there they will break into two groups, one will help the Clan pack up and the other will go into the village and ease tensions there. Once the Clan is ready, all members of the Inquisition who came will reunite and help the Clan move to a new location and settle, to help them get back into the spirit of the nomadic lifestyle.

Comments

[obi_wanmanshow]

"The stars predate us all. And they'll outlive us, too. But even the slowest-burning suns eventually die. That's as it should be."

Jedi, of course, do not die; not truly. The Force lives on in all things, woven through life and light and space itself, and all who have lived in the Force, live in it still.

But he hasn't told anyone that, just yet.

"I'm sure we'll both be able to find the right balance, here. Take this recent business, with the Dalish clan. The situation is undoubtedly more complicated than we were initially led to believe. Force willing, we'll do right and avoid any... unpleasantness."

[laurenande]

Galadriel's expression calms and some of the joy flows back into it. Obi-wan's insight about the stars is, above all things, apt and oddly comforting. She regards him curiously for a beat and then motions to her side.

"Join me. I shall teach you the song of Elbereth Gilthoniel, the Star-kindler, and we shall sing it together."