Sometimes the way a thing goes down does matter

[foodsofmypeople]

WHO: Kaidan and you!
WHAT: Time spend in and around Skyhold/Catching up/meeting new people
WHEN: Anytime during Cloudreach
WHERE: Warden Camp, training grounds, tavern... anywhere really

Warden camp

Living back in a tent. If he were being honest, it felt more natural to him than living in a room. He'd spent so long on the road that the feel of a tent was like coming home. At least it would be if it wasn't in the mountains. Keeping the fires burning was almost a full time task, it felt, finding enough wood to make sure there was heat. Though he supposed he was meant to be hardy, used to being out in all weathers.

... Yeah he didn't believe himself either. He was to be found in front of the fire, staring into it, lost in thought.

Skyhold

Just because the Wardens had moved out of Skyhold proper didn't mean that they didn't visit regularly. Kaidan still felt that he had to help make sure the kitchens could cope with the increasing number of refugees. Hunters went out daily, but anything he could spare from what the Wardens needed he brought over. It did mean that he was regularly to be found in and out of the kitchens, as well as round the corridors in general - he'd made a number of friends there, and was often to be seen chatting. Or even as he stopped by the tavern for a drink or two before going back to camp. It was a routine, at least. Not one he liked, but one he could live with for a while.

Comments

[unbrokenoath]

Kaisa was Fereldan, and they tended to bare the cold a little better. The spring air still has a chill to it, though, and as she wandered the camp, she drifted closer to the fire when she felt her fingers and nose starting to sting. When she sees Kaidan sitting there, she plops down with a smile, waving a hand at him.

"Hey, man. Anything interesting happening?"

[foodsofmypeople]

He'd spent enough time in the south, but he did prefer more temperate climates these days. "Should have listened to my mother when she said 'bring a sweater'," he muttered, mostly to himself, but looked up when Kaisa came over. "At the moment, no. Quiet times all round." And it was odd to have so much quiet time. Normally Kaidan was busy - crazily so. He wasn't used to all this spare time. "Even the Inquisition seems to be quiet."