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[theproperglove]

FORM: Sending Crystal
SENDER: Josephine Montilyet
RECIPIENT: Everyone!
WHAT: A question! (Please talk to her, she's lonely.)
WHEN: Current
WHERE: Skyhold
NOTES: n/a


Good evening, everyone. My name is Josephine Montilyet and I am the Ambassador for the Inquisition. I've not had the pleasure of meeting as many of you as would like personally, so... I thought this might be an easier, more - ah - approachable way of getting to know each other better.

( She clears her throat as though to prevent herself from rambling. )

I must confess I do not know where to start. Perhaps a conversational ice-breaker will have to do. ( So much for not rambling. ) What do you miss most about your life before the Inquisition?

Comments

[rowancrowned]

Private collections, I assume? Or would these association be open to one such as myself.

[theproperglove]

Mostly private, I'm afraid. The Circles of Magi in particular were renown for their collections, but how much of them remains standing after the rebellion remains to be seen.

[rowancrowned]

Books burn far too easily. [ mournful. he blames most of this world on that inability to preserve history. ]

Have efforts been made to recover these libraries?

[theproperglove]

I believe it is the goal of some of the Circle mages, yes. The general attitude towards mages at present, however, would make attempts at recovery difficult, I imagine.

[rowancrowned]

[ he tilts his head just-so. ] For mages to attempt to recover the books? Or for anyone at all?

[theproperglove]

For anyone to do so, even the mages. ( She takes a long sip of her wine, mulling over her thoughts. )

And even if the books were to be recovered, where would they be best stored? There are many factors still up for consideration.

[rowancrowned]

It would be terribly interesting if someone proposed a solution to the Inquisition.

[ which means he's already considering doing just that, likely within a month, assuming nothing goes horridly arse-up and he's needed- or thinks he's needed- elsewhere. ]

[theproperglove]

( She nods in assent. )

It would indeed.

( Which is to say she does not disagree. )