I do not travel or sightsee much, as you can probably imagine, and not typically so far from Orlais. Perhaps one day I will come back for the pleasure of it. If I get hungry I will see if I can find this dragon on a stick you're talking about.
For now I know I'll be doing plenty of traveling back and forth, fortunately Nevarra and Orlais are neighbors.
Getting rid of it, as I said. Pel had a good idea in theory, but dumping so much Orlesian gold into an orphanage, a random village, or an alienage would have only drawn attention. There are other ways to use it in order to give people what they need, I think.
That is it, I'm afraid, not terribly exciting other than the traveling and dealing with merchants. I'm an educated man, but not a business man so it is a learning experience for me.
It seems a bit incredulous when you say it, but yes, and I suppose owning those ships could have some other advantages...but that is not my priority at the moment.
Yes, well isn't that it? You'd want someone you'd trust with and do certain things to, how to say, draw out pleasure from the pain I suppose. It's difficult to feel at ease otherwise I think.
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For now I know I'll be doing plenty of traveling back and forth, fortunately Nevarra and Orlais are neighbors.
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[ Though he must admit it is...surprising to hear that he is attempting to do good with his coin. ]
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[ It is a little like talking to him, he supposes, and the realization wrings out a soft crackle of laughter. ]
That is- very well done of you. I am impressed.
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[And he is oddly preoccupied with what Zevran thinks.]
Is it? I figured it would be a more subtle method, more difficult to trace, more enduring.
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[ There is the possibility he is attempting to wash away guilt- but aren't they all? ]
It is at that.
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[This being an attempt to assuage his guilt was one of those misunderstandings.]
And I knew it would also mean being unable to see you for quite some time.
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[ He, himself, feels a stirring of the same. ]
If this is what is taking your time- I do not begrudge you this.
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[Recognition isn't what he wants really, or needs at the moment, attention should be limited.]
It isn't cold. [And men certainly are not unwanted in certain places.]
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[ He can promise that much. After all, he is known for his discretion. ]
The warmer climate agrees with you?
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Ah, humidity and tan lines you mean? It will take some getting used to I think and the provocations.
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[ This is- this is good. A man is welcome to take his pleasures where he liked. ]
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So I declined, naturally.
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[ Not at all settling that strangely possessive part of him either. Nope. ]
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[And he's supposed to be shy?]
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