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Research on elven artifacts was still underway, and at this point, there was no point in not trying to understand these things. Even if they don’t come to a full understanding or any form of devine enlightenment on the subject matter, they would do no better gathering dust in ruins or behind locked doors.
And for the time being, the Eluvian was collecting dust in Skyhold, and Aris was more than interested in what could be done with it, where it could lead, what paths could be followed -- When they brought it here, it was only used once to escape from the fountain, and now the inquisitor wanted to jump right back in.
What could possible go wrong?
Getting Morrigan to agree to help wasn’t an easy feat, but as the Herald of Andraste, it wasn’t in anyone’s nature to disagree --
Except for that one time no one talks about.
Can’t always be unreasonable.
Don’t be a tyrant now.
Backing into the magic mirror, giving a salute to the raven haired woman as she embarked, it made her stomach churn a bit to be back in that strange pocket dimension -- but at the same time, it wasn’t so much a churning as it was the butterflies of a new found fancy. This was an adventure that probably wasn’t going to get her killed, or at least critically injured.
Fear isn’t so much an emotion anymore as it is a state of being when you’re faced with crazy demons and powerful feuding forces and, you know, The Game, but in this pocket of existence not here nor there, it was as if the rest of the world has paused. Of course, that wasn’t true, but the Crossroads were more relaxing than the courtyards or even the view from the battlements.
Where was she again?
Elven pocket dimension, right.
Looking around, having seen this all only once before, the elf wasn’t sure what more to expect.
Yet somehow
Another elf
wasn’t expected at all.















