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[nonmagicuser]

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w0, mon

[nonmagicuser]

[ so sometime after the chipper debacle and hawke has done his due diligence of picking up anders and taking him on a walk, catch him at the bar and staring at his glass, wondering exactly which god he pissed off to end up in this situation]

So much for a peaceful rest.

[sacredpath]

[good, she's already into a drink.]

...Well. At least perhaps it needn't be a rest?

[nonmagicuser]

[ maker help them it's only week 0 ]

I suppose it is more peaceful than usual.

[sacredpath]

Don't be dense. I mean you have the chance to win your life back. Don't you want it?

[nonmagicuser]

[ takes a shot of whatever he's ordered. hmm... spicy ]

Haven't decided yet. It's a right mess to return to and maker knows I'll just end up right back here.

[sacredpath]

That is the trouble, isn't it? Being resurrected does not exactly cure the proximate causes.

[nonmagicuser]

Exactly. It's from one problem directly into another. One minute you're a little dead and the next-

[ he

bites her shoulder? ]

[sacredpath]

[stabs him with a knife (real)]

[nonmagicuser]

I probably deserved that.


[ hawke is dead? (maybe)(Request: [1d20] Roll: [18] Result: 18 )(THE DICE SAID 'NO' HURRAH)]

week 1; saturday

[sacredpath]

[rings the bell in church even though we're not allowed. wake up, bitch. she does not look happy with you right now.]

Feeling better?

[nonmagicuser]

[ be nice to the one stuck in here!!!! (don't be nice to him) ]

Well, I don't feel worse.

[sacredpath]

[she won't.]

What's wrong with you.

[nonmagicuser]

[ you're the best ]

What's wrong with you? Suddenly, everyone seems to be such moral upstanding citizens. It's like they've never heard of having a dual to the death before.

[sacredpath]

I'm not an upstanding moral citizen, believe me. Having a duel to the death is for little boys who never grew up. If I want someone dead, I attack them unawares like a mature adult.

[that's not the issue.]

Why did you do it. You said it was for Anders, and then you started saying this nonsense instead.

[nonmagicuser]

Well, I tried. It's much harder when you've got to improvise. He was a little too awake for my attempts, unfortunately.

[ the both of them could be less like this, maybe? ]

It was for Anders though. I had to prove that I was better.

[sacredpath]

Better?

[than who? or what?]

[nonmagicuser]

Better.

w7, mon

[nonmagicuser]

[ who knows how long it takes for him to detach from anders surely it happens eventually, right?? right.

you'll find hawke wandering around in some cross of nostalgia and befuddlement. sure his depth of perception is entirely off these days but surely he still knows how to get from A to B.

wrong! where the heckie is he? not even he knows. ]

[sacredpath]

[yes okay. well. she will help this sad lost man.]

Where are you attempting to go?

[nonmagicuser]

[ he's really become a ye olde after hanging out in the retirement home for a month+ ]

Anywhere familiar, honestly. The blasted doors are at it again.

[sacredpath]

[the doors aren't doing that anymore so i'm going to just assume he means regular doors.]

The neighborhood seems safest. Especially the tavern. Come with me.

[she will just take his arm and try to lead him.]

[nonmagicuser]

[ oh that's my bad. but given hawke, you can absolutely assume he's been failing his perception checks and bouncing off of doors ]

At least they've left that alone. Could you imagine if they cursed the drink- again?

[ he's letting her do this, and even if he's not bothered, I'm absolutely expecting him to get pushed off a cliff. do me a solid, shart ]

[sacredpath]

[she will not push him off a cliff she is truly just trying to help him.]

Well, I do not promise that the drinks are not cursed. Gabriel never does seem to be sure which ones are safe.

...How are you, being back?

[slightly awkward.]

[nonmagicuser]

[ denied again..... ]

Bit odd, given how long it's been. Had we been anywhere else I'd simply think I've just returned from a long trip.

[sacredpath]

Mm. It does feel that it was an age ago, that everything happened.

[...]

I am sorry for the things I said, I didn't understand back then that you had not done it of your own volition.