Are you certain you would wish for the people to talk so?
[Don't even joke about offers you aren't willing to accept the consequences of Ser Coupe, and Morrigan has to pay you back in coin of the same kind for a certain young lady. It's just looking out for her, you understand.]
Will the Inquisition keep that grip of it? Or will it slip loose and run into the night, shrieking and shouting or creep out as the thief, ready to whisper in any willing ear? [This is the Inquisition with as many (or more) doubters as it has allies and backers, even those Morrigan doesn't know if they can trust when the true hardship comes now Celene has what she wants; what position are they in to make a demand of her and hers that she'd be obliged to honour?] You ask me of Dalish, any tale and lie of elf sets itself aflame and those of the Dalish are far more incendiary than most.
I know much of their ancient lore but the strongest magic is taught to only a few: Keeper to a First as is their way. Once there was a keeper who summoned a spirit and bound her to the body of a wolf to exact vengeance, such is the power that might be passed down. [Morrigan can think of two elves then with Merrill absent. Two who might have been taught such powerful magic once in their lives.] One would imagine they are accustomed to performing rituals without lyrium, such things would hard to come by for the Dalish.
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[Don't even joke about offers you aren't willing to accept the consequences of Ser Coupe, and Morrigan has to pay you back in coin of the same kind for a certain young lady. It's just looking out for her, you understand.]
Will the Inquisition keep that grip of it? Or will it slip loose and run into the night, shrieking and shouting or creep out as the thief, ready to whisper in any willing ear? [This is the Inquisition with as many (or more) doubters as it has allies and backers, even those Morrigan doesn't know if they can trust when the true hardship comes now Celene has what she wants; what position are they in to make a demand of her and hers that she'd be obliged to honour?] You ask me of Dalish, any tale and lie of elf sets itself aflame and those of the Dalish are far more incendiary than most.
I know much of their ancient lore but the strongest magic is taught to only a few: Keeper to a First as is their way. Once there was a keeper who summoned a spirit and bound her to the body of a wolf to exact vengeance, such is the power that might be passed down. [Morrigan can think of two elves then with Merrill absent. Two who might have been taught such powerful magic once in their lives.] One would imagine they are accustomed to performing rituals without lyrium, such things would hard to come by for the Dalish.
[She's helping.]