fantachetic | ic inbox;; drift fleet

It may look a little like dismemberment.

NO

I will find a solution.

Solas was the only person in Thedas capable of stopping the Anchor from actually killing me, Dorian. I'm optimistic, but I'm not foolish.

We may not have access to his magic, but there are other mages in this place that possess a different understanding of magic than you or I.

That is true, but the Anchor is his magic. It may be that only he can manipulate it properly.I am simply trying to be realistic.

Maybe so, but I'm not willing to simply leave it at that.

I get the feeling you won't be helping me amputate my arm.

Absolutely not.

Next time I pick up Fen'Harel's Foci I'll remember this conversation.

Do you plan on doing it again?

I don't know. It might still be broken.

Hopefully the next time, you will have backup.

[ Would she willingly take her friends to fight Solas now, knowing what he was?

Hm. ]

You might be right.

Whatever endeavor you face, I would like to be by your side.

You hardly know me, Dorian.

If you've done anything like the Inquisitor I know, then I don't need to.

And if I haven’t?

Then I will re-evaluate my choices.

I can live with that decision.

How did we meet?

I walked into a chantry to see you murdering demons. You demanded that I stop staring and help you.

I'm assuming we succeeded stopping a future that should never have happened.

What of Alexius?

[ He's rather hesitant to find out his fate, but he needs to know. ]

Yes, we did. I think I'd look quite different right now if we hadn't.

I commanded that he work with the mages that had joined the Inquisition.

Research was always what he liked best.

It would have been a waste of his mind to just get rid of him, and I know he was important to you. I don't think I could've just had him killed.

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