"Which part will do the most good?" It's more a light tease than anything. Anders expects nothing more than what Zevran is openly offering. He's a wanted fugitive with more baggage than the elf even knows - a one night stand might be more trouble than it's worth to Zevran. Or anyone else, really. "And I'll be kind and not ask what you cleaned up from the hall."

Knowing where Fenris' room helps Anders a great deal, though. He's done his best to avoid the guy since arriving. Having a clue as to where he spends time helps prolong the inevitable run-in.

"Funny. A man who was insistent that mages don't suffer much at all suggested I go talk with her." He's heard enough to know that he's safer avoiding her as well. One good argument with a loyalist and he could very well start glowing. That's not something he wants to do, especially when with an observant mage. "Loyalists and the ignorant are the stupid leading the blind, and it makes all of them happy."

He takes a breath. Better to focus on moving forward rather than people who would send them backward. "Shall we start? From what I've seen, you stick something in a lock and wiggle it around until suddenly it's open, and I doubt it's that simple."