[Closed] This isn't even my final form

[justice_is_blond]

WHO: Anders and close CR
WHAT: Detlef makes his last appearance for some goodbyes in case, Anders gives some warnings, and basically he tries to prepare.
WHEN: Around this time, a little backdated for the ride, but generally 24th-ish
WHERE: Ride back from EDL and in Skyhold
NOTES: Anders.

[ooc: This is various starters for Detlef's end and Anders warning some friends and admitting things to another. If you'd like a starter, ping me at Nadat on plurk and I'll put one together!]

Comments

[unbrokenoath]

"No shitting?" Is the particularly eloquent exclamation Kaisa has on this news that Cullen had tried to get an entire circle annulled. She kept going, under the assumption that Anders was not, in fact, shitting her. "How did he even get in power if he's the kind of guy who's cool with a little mass murder? Like--Does the Inquisition even get to give you shit for what you did, when Cullen tried to pull that?" She frowns, shaking her head. Not that she...approved, really, of what Anders did, in truth. But he was a Warden, he was a friend, and she remembers what he was like, back before all of this.

She trusts that the man that she had known wouldn't do something like that without provocation.

"Well, there's not a whole lot we can do, none of us are rightfully a part of the Inquisition." She continues, with a frown that says that she doesn't particularly like letting it rest. "And they can't touch you if you're with us, so it doesn't matter, anyway. They can fuck right off." She rubbed the shaved side of her head as she tried to think. This was politics, and she hated it. "...Thank you for warning me. I don't know how the dice are going to fall, Anders, but you won't be alone. I can promise that much."

[justice_is_blond]

"He's a Templar," Anders replies. "It's entirely legal for them to want to kill a whole Circle, and even to do it. And no one will care. How many people, for instance, have you heard who were upset about the Circle in Rivain being wiped out? How many say their murderers should be brought to justice?"

He shakes his head as well, because the questions are rhetorical. He knows the answer. None. As long as the dead are mages, it's socially acceptable.

"You're welcome for the warning, but as I've told others - remember the risk, and the price. Only do what you can afford to pay the price for if it goes wrong, Kaisa. I'd like to not drag anyone down with me this time, but if you come with, I'd prefer it be fully informed and willing."