[OOC: My first post, go easy on me!]
Finally, he was off that blasted floating wreck.
Jowan had managed to procure passage on a ship leaving from Denerim with what remained of his coin. It hadn't mattered that the ship was headed to Kirkwall, a place rumored to be particularly unforgiving towards mages. What had mattered was that the templars
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"...Jowan...?"
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"What are you doing here?"
She lowers her voice a bit.
"If you're looking for a place to hide, you picked one of the worst cities for apostates..."
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She sighs, before giving him a weak smile.
"Well, I suppose in that case..."
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"What happened?"
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She gives him a fond, slightly exasperated smile.
"Oh, Jowan. You did the right thing. I'm sorry that you had to run again...last I'd heard, you were in Redcliffe though..."
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She shudders a bit at that.
"Good to see you're still you..."
She wants to ask him about the blood magic, but she's afraid to.
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He smiles, a touch sadly. "Of course, I wasn't going to stick around to see if they planned to keep that promise."
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She shrugs.
"Are you still...you know."
She motions to her wrists slightly.
"With the blood magic?"
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He shakes his head slowly, looking down at his own wrists. "It never really goes away completely, though. Even if I never use it... it's just there, waiting, calling to me."
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She stares at him, concerned.
"The Veil...it's very thin here. Even if you were careful, the risk of possession and demons...it's a lot greater here than it ever was in Ferelden."
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He smiles, trying to sound reassurring. "I'll be all right, Nellie. I'm used to being careful."
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