He nods along as she talks, recognizing and respecting the passion in her voice. There's one point he disagrees with, but there's enough said that he's not bothered by it - if the Chantry is without a Divine for a longer period of time, change might be able to dig in its roots and be impossible to remove. He has no faith in a new Divine seeking to help anyone who can't pay them in money or favor.

"My work, for many years, was in Darktown. I'm setting things in motion so I can return there, teaching and healing and laying a foundation so that they know mages can and will help, can and will care. It's going to take a little time. But once it's set up, anyone who wants to assist is absolutely welcome to do so, and to bring whatever additional lessons or aid they want. It could be an outpost, a refuge, an outreach. The first staging area for improving life for those who have never had opportunities."

His first college, if he can be that optimistic. A joint school for mages and non-alike, because those who don't have magic need exposure to the fact that mages are just people too.

"As far as the Wardens go, while I can't promise to answer all of your questions, I can give them a shot if you'd like to ask them."