Maybe she should bring Lux with her more here, even if the mud will stick to his coat because she could do with something warm in her arms as she sighs, glancing beyond him. All this activity is likely to stir the undead too and one of them needs to be ready to fight more of them. At least Haven just had demons spilling from the rift until they were gone.
"I prefer the sea. The sea is the most beautiful thing in all the world because wait until you're tired and sore, wanting more answers than anyone can give you. Call Skyhold beautiful when you feel like you've pulled every muscle in your body hiking up there." She was built for climbing buildings and rigging, for walking across the rolling deck of a ship as easily as a street, not snow so white it blinded her. At least it gives her time to recall what was told to her though she was so shocked having almost been skewered by demons that her memory isn't as clear as she'd like. "There was an explosion at a thing they call the Conclave, the Divine died - she's a religious leader, or was - I don't think people really know and I can't blame them for that. It'd be nice to know but we can't have everything. There's a war, or was, but anyway there's a lot of tension still, between mages and templars. That's all I can say for certain, I've met mages and spoken to a Templar or two but a person is always best to learn some things for themselves, no?"
Besides, there's no way she could keep herself free of bias and not in a friendly joking way. Everything about Templars makes her squirm uncomfortably but she won't put that on another newcomer. What he's saying is more interesting as her attention snaps back at him. "Truly? I didn't even know such a thing could be done but you did it prior?" Folk are going to have a field day with him back at Skyhold, she'd bet good silver on that.
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"I prefer the sea. The sea is the most beautiful thing in all the world because wait until you're tired and sore, wanting more answers than anyone can give you. Call Skyhold beautiful when you feel like you've pulled every muscle in your body hiking up there." She was built for climbing buildings and rigging, for walking across the rolling deck of a ship as easily as a street, not snow so white it blinded her. At least it gives her time to recall what was told to her though she was so shocked having almost been skewered by demons that her memory isn't as clear as she'd like. "There was an explosion at a thing they call the Conclave, the Divine died - she's a religious leader, or was - I don't think people really know and I can't blame them for that. It'd be nice to know but we can't have everything. There's a war, or was, but anyway there's a lot of tension still, between mages and templars. That's all I can say for certain, I've met mages and spoken to a Templar or two but a person is always best to learn some things for themselves, no?"
Besides, there's no way she could keep herself free of bias and not in a friendly joking way. Everything about Templars makes her squirm uncomfortably but she won't put that on another newcomer. What he's saying is more interesting as her attention snaps back at him. "Truly? I didn't even know such a thing could be done but you did it prior?" Folk are going to have a field day with him back at Skyhold, she'd bet good silver on that.