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Open | If you forget, is it like it never happened?
WHO: Cole and anyone who needs or wants him
WHAT: Cole's back. If he ever left. Who really knows?
WHEN: Now until end of February.
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: If you want a personal starter, drop me a PM or find me at
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WHAT: Cole's back. If he ever left. Who really knows?
WHEN: Now until end of February.
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: If you want a personal starter, drop me a PM or find me at
Those sensitive to such things might notice that Cole is back. He's hard to remember at the best of times, and after such a long period, Cole himself expects virtually no one to remember who he is or that he's allowed to be here.
But it doesn't stop him doing what he does. Moving about, helping those he can.
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So when he sees that familiar brimmed hat hovering around some of his usual patients, Bruce takes a moment to steel himself before going towards said patients - they were the next people he needed to visit anyway. He greets them as always, though his gaze is mostly fixed onto Cole, and a part of him wonders what the spirit is here for.
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He doesn't look up when Bruce approaches, his focus is on the immediate task. "Hello, Bruce." He stifles his desire to greet the other one as well. That's not done. "She was thirsty and cramping. You're feeling better now, aren't you, Jenessa?"
The woman gives a soft sound of agreement, already fading back into a more peaceful rest.
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He watches as the woman - Jenessa - slips back into a peaceful doze, getting onto his knees after that to check her pulse and give her a proper once over to ensure that she's fine. He doesn't talk again to Cole just yet, focusing his efforts on his current task. It's easier that way.
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He moves to let Bruce do his work. Cole likes to help, but Bruce has the training and skills to do it. "Do you think I could help a spirit healer heal?"
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"...I suppose in theory, it might work." Whatever Cole was now there was no denying the aspect of him that was the spirit. "I'm not the best person to ask about that, however." He was no spirit healer after all; if Cole wanted answers for that, then his best bet would be to actually ask one.
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"You knows lots, though. And Solas isn't here for me to ask. I would usually ask him." Solas wasn't a spirit healer either, but that doesn't seem to deter Cole's confidence.
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"My knowledge isn't exactly... applicable." The... thing inside of him was hardly used for healing - in fact Bruce never really touched its powers unless the situation called for it. "There are a fair number of actual spirit healers around here." People like Samouel (when he returned from his mission) or Delacroix or... Anders. "Why don't you ask them instead?"
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Cole likes Bruce, even if his companion sometimes makes Cole uneasy, makes him remember things he doesn't like and feel that same anger. "You were here when I thought of it. And you might have known. I'll ask Anders."
He knows Anders.
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"Actual spirit healers would be better equipped to ask your question." Since they actually did go through the whole... thing. "Sorry I couldn't be of much use."
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Bruce needs reminding of that. That just the intent to help someone matters, even if you can't. At least, it matters to Cole.
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"...you're welcome, I guess." He manages after a moment before looking back down at his patient, giving her another once over even though he really doesn't have to now. But its either that or being in this sudden awkward silence with Cole, and Bruce never did well with awkward situations.
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"I'll go away now."
And promptly does so, stepping back and suddenly out of sight.
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...he was never going to get used to that.
He stares at the spot for a few moments more before he shakes his head and looks back down, taking a breath and makes himself focus on his work at hand. Those thoughts of his could be dealt with later. For now, he had a job to do.