[open] where I go

[onlyhymns]

WHO: Knight-Lieutenant Cade Harimann and you
WHAT: A jumpy templar is out of the dungeon and getting his bearings on Skyhold. What horrors will he face? (by horrors I mean other people)
WHEN: Early Haring
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES:If your character met him during speed dating, feel free to assume that conversation happened IC (except Nerva) and that they're already acquainted.

Finally unleashed upon his new home, and wearing his traveling leathers with the unmistakeable flaming Templar sword emblazoned on the chest, Cade made his way around Skyhold with the intention of finding a purpose for himself.

1. The battlements. Cade was unnerved by crowds and limited sightlines, so he had taken to spending a good chunk of time up in the battlements. It gave him an opportunity to watch, listen, and grow accustomed to life below, which was so very different than how he'd come to understand the world.

2. The training grounds. Although he had first been seen in his heavy Templar plate, wielding a sword, left to his own devices Cade was more likely to use the archery range. He was an exceptionally good shot, and spent hours shooting targets with the single-minded concentration of one who was trying not to think about anything at all.

3. The chapel. He could often be found alone in the small chamber just off the cloistered garden, on his knees and with his head bowed to the altar of Andraste.

4. Anywhere! Give me a place and I'll find a reason that he'd be there.

Comments

[lennethvalkyrie]

"So in a way, it is a statue of them both. I see."

Lenneth had also seen that other mortals who consorted with spirits of the Fade had been denigrated rather than worshiped as divine vessels, although she imagined asking why would be considered blasphemous. Either way, it was not material for a first conversation, especially as she'd interrupted him at prayer.

"Are there services here?" she asked instead, "I should like to hear this Chant of Light."

[onlyhymns]

He had to think about that one for a moment, but gave a hesitant nod. Sure, it checked out.

"I believe so," he answered, "the Chantry sisters should know more about when they are." He generally avoided crowds, though he might stand in the back of a service periodically.