[OPEN] Smoke and Mirrors: Perendale

[minrathousian]

WHO: OPEN!
WHAT: The Inquisition's forces fight against the Venatori to prevent Corypheus from seizing power in Perendale.
WHEN: Early November.
WHERE: Perendale, Nevarra
NOTES: Violence.

On the edges of Corypheus' territory, Perendale is the site of a major Venatori offensive--a push by Corypheus' forces to take control of the city and push his influence further across Thedas. The Inquisition's forces have rallied to answer the Nevarran governor's desperate plea for support. The battle for Perendale will decide the fate of hundreds within the city's walls.

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[circleprodigy]

As Garahel races back to Kain, Inessa nods. "I admit I don't share that fondness to the level that you do, in any circumstance. However, I feel secure enough on Potato. She's so well-coordinated that I haven't worried about losing balance or falling in some time." Only when Potato was just young enough to carry them but still inexperienced did Inessa have genuine concerns.

[in_death_sacrifice]

Kain is ready as Garahel returns, motioning for him to give him the stick so that he might prepare another throw.

"I certainly would trust her entirely with our lives." Which is more than can be said for other people, sometimes, so she has a lot going for her. "And if she can even make you comfortable with flight, then... that goes to show how truly incredible she and her kin are. The Wardens have needed something like this for a long time, to boost our morale."

[circleprodigy]

"I just hope we can find more nests frozen in time. The amount we have now is not truly enough to see a lasting resurgence. I know we should enjoy what we have, but...it remains on my mind, often." Inessa falls silent, setting up the tea for when the water's heated enough but also pensive about the subject.

[in_death_sacrifice]

Kain's gaze lowers, and he nods slowly. It's certainly something he's thought about, as well. It really is important that they keep it in mind. "I know. We've all been excited about their return, and rightfully so, but in the long term..." What use will it be if this is the sole generation of griffons? They could perhaps reproduce among themselves, but with such a small population, that isn't so sustainable over a long enough time. "This means we'll have to keep searching any probable locations, so that we might find more..."