We're discussing it. But if the Inquisition visibly controls us it has to condone us, too, and I think we can be more useful to them if they're not accoun--
[ He almost sounds like he knows what he's talking about for a moment there, which is something he ever strives to avoid when it comes to this sort of politicking. He stops short. Makes a noise. ]
You aren't going to distract me. He needs to be handled. If you think it would be good for Cade, we can invite him along.
I don't have the faintest idea what you're talking about.
[ And a sigh. He still doesn't particularly want to talk to Cade; it's awkward, unpleasant, and the man still beat Beleth no matter what explanation he may have for it.
After a moment, he makes a sound like a disgruntled dog. Unlike deepstalkers and Orlesians, dogs are something he can imitate fairly well. ]
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[ He could conscript him, ride off with him. No one would ever know. But he wouldn't use the Wardens that way, no. ]
Fine. Middle of the night.
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[ He almost sounds like he knows what he's talking about for a moment there, which is something he ever strives to avoid when it comes to this sort of politicking. He stops short. Makes a noise. ]
You aren't going to distract me. He needs to be handled. If you think it would be good for Cade, we can invite him along.
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[ And how terrible would that be? ]
I think it is up to Cade. I have suggested this and he has expressed reluctance. Do not hound him.
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[ And a sigh. He still doesn't particularly want to talk to Cade; it's awkward, unpleasant, and the man still beat Beleth no matter what explanation he may have for it.
After a moment, he makes a sound like a disgruntled dog. Unlike deepstalkers and Orlesians, dogs are something he can imitate fairly well. ]
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I know, life is so very hard for a well meaning human.