"Lacey," she answers, feeling decidedly awkward at the fact of having to introduce herself. It's been a long time since she's been in a situation where her conversation partner didn't know who she was.
She has no idea what Dalish elves are, although she is just going to assume they're some sort of group or organization, not... an entire race.
And while organized religion is totally unfamiliar to her — she's still not really gotten the gist of what Ellana's saying — belief in a higher power is at least something she's aware of. In Panem, though, more people are superstitious than outright religious.
"You have your own gods?"
If Ellana can't tell her much about the Chantry, maybe she can tell her about something she's more familiar with instead.
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She has no idea what Dalish elves are, although she is just going to assume they're some sort of group or organization, not... an entire race.
And while organized religion is totally unfamiliar to her — she's still not really gotten the gist of what Ellana's saying — belief in a higher power is at least something she's aware of. In Panem, though, more people are superstitious than outright religious.
"You have your own gods?"
If Ellana can't tell her much about the Chantry, maybe she can tell her about something she's more familiar with instead.