A Shadow in the Woods

"Hm... I suppose you're right." she said thoughtfully. "So... does that mean I'm crazy but not stupid? Heh, I can live with that I think."

"Heh heh, oh I don't know much about the Carta actually. Just know they're criminals of some sort." she chuckled. "But I'm glad to be here, and to be with people who share a common goal. Meetin' new people's been fun. This is actually the longest I've ever spoken to a dwarf, I think. Not for lack of want, but there was never an opportunity. It's nice to have this."

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"It’s true for you." Cole said firmly, obviously getting a bit impatient. "You- can’t give up on them."

"I... suppose...." she spoke quietly. Arra had a distant look in her eye now, as her mind was wandering from someplace other than the young man in front of her. "Maybe when this business is finished, I could see..."

"The same to you miss Arra. I have more capability of going places than most so no but thank you. Do you?"

"No, I'll be just fine. I wish you luck then, Eve."

"Well someone's got to try and fix things, right? Ignorin' the hole in the sky and hopin' it fixes itself while the world falls apart is crazier."

"Well, it sort of makes sense. The veil's all torn, so the demons come out, that's straightforward enough. The Inquisitor can help so we all gather under the Inquisition's banner. Also easy to follow. But... this Corypheus... that doesn't make sense... not at all."

"Then here I shall stay. And if danger should come here, I will defend the people with my life."

"I just want to help as much as I can, so it is up to you, Inquisitor. For now I don't mind stayin' here. I'm gettin' spoiled a bit I think, heh. I've never eaten so well in my life."

"Have you ever seen an elven castle?" she chuckled half-heartedly. "This place is far too sturdy and livable to be like anywhere I’ve been."

"I'd love to see somethin' like that some day. Maybe I can, when I'm confident I won't be killed right away, heh." she scratched her head nervously. "But... for now Skyhold is the biggest, oldest, most in tact structure I've ever been in."

"I... yes. I love my people, but sometimes their thinkin' can be... unfortunate." she admitted. There was still a little part of her that wanted to see them as perfect."Bein' on my own has taught me that one cannot afford to turn away friends. I hope someday they learn better."

"No, at least not now. I can fight, but so far it's the healers I've been helpin' the most. I'm content to keep doin' so if that's where I'm most needed."

"Have you ever seen an elven castle?" she chuckled half-heartedly. "This place is far too sturdy and livable to be like anywhere I've been."