Simply de Foncé will do. Or Val, if you prefer informality. I certainly do.

Now of course, the business of the Scouting Division is just that: to scout. There are specialized assignments that one might take on, but at the moment, it seems--at least according to Beleth's notes--that you would find most immediate relief in a general mission of scouting. Explore the location, and mark any serious or urgent activity that might affect the Inquisition. You are encouraged to investigate, but your ultimate task is one of assessment, not engagement, and you are discouraged from entering into any serious confli-- well, that is up to you, of course. I personally would feel very restricted by such a--what would the word be? Un-necessity. Is that correct?

[He's already reading on, anyways, not really waiting for an answer.]

Ah, Sundermont! A wonderfully wild place. That would prove quote the challenge. Perhaps we do not send you to there.