That gets a soft chuckle out of Korrin, who tries to be reasonable but knows she has her moments. The stresses surrounding the Inquisition without and within hardly help that. "I try to be, but council meetings tend to bring out my ranting side, especially if they have anything to do with restrictions or Templars, which usually go hand-in-hand. It's stressful, and I could just leave, but then I'd feel like I wouldn't have the right to complain if I wasn't trying to change things, you know?"

She shrugs, not certain it's the best move sometimes, but politics is the trade-off for freedom.

"You have a good point; there isn't a common bond, other than those shards and arriving the way you do. And we can never predict who will arrive from where. Maybe they'll bring in a familiar face for you one day. If they're friends, I'll do my best to help. If they're people to watch out for, I'll do that too.

[The last thing they need are that Dark Lord or those who are like-minded.]