[ The feed turns on at an odd angle--the wearable is clearly being held low, away from the one holding it--with the camera is pointed up sharply. The view is dominated by an almost ridiculously broad, gray chest, chains, and a high, heavy looking collar; above that the top half of an odd mask and the horn stubs rising from behind it can just be
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Check on any sort of service rails, feathery creatures of all terrible sorts tend to congregate in places like that. Nasty, really, don't know why you would want to search one out.
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Not a bird. The Champion.
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Maybe it's .. impaired?]
Sure sure, yes, the Champion. No doubts about that one, y'know. Maybe you could keep lookin'. Sure you'll find one.
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[Read as
"YOU SAAREBAS ALL LOOK THE SAME!!!"
But no. Hawke's squinting, trying to place where she's seen *this* qunari before.]
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I only seek Hawke.
[ Read as: Do you see flames shooting out of my hands, woman? Jeez he's just looking for someone. ]
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Here I am, then.
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You are not Hawke.
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You will not find Hawke here.
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Fenris?
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I do not keep the company of dangerous things. Saarebas, how is it you know who I am?
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You travel with Hawke.
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But those weren't his rules now. He was not of the Qun, no matter how the habits clung and itched at the back of his mind whether he wanted them to or not.
Movement to the side, and the sudden awareness that he'd been caught using the device, intensified the feelings of guilt. He doesn't make any attempt to hide what he has been doing--there's no point--but he drops his hand down to the side and turns his attention to Basvaarad. ]
Searching.
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Besides that, searching out targets was one of his favorite functions.]
Oh? [Rinzler couldn't do snide the same way CLU could. But it was there all the same.] What are you searching for, Saarebas?
[He could have easily looked on his device. But the command was that much more satisfactory when he knew the other could not disobey and it served its purpose in reminding the creature who was in charge.]
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Human. Male. The Champion.
[ Some part of him is almost hopeful that Basvaarad will recognize the description, or at least know of Kirkwall's champion. The rest of him is far more realistic and has, by this point, acknowledged that this is not Kirkwall, nor any surrounding principality. ]
He was. [ More offered information, although this time Ketojan hesitates mid-sentence. This is... almost uncomfortable to admit, for reasons he can't quite determine. ] Basvaarad.
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