introductions

[outil]

FORM: Sending crystal.
SENDER: Thane Krios
RECIPIENT: Any and all
WHAT: Introductions
WHEN: An unusually and brief calm moment.
WHERE: Technically Kirkwall, but location is irrelevant to recipients.
NOTES: N/A

[When this new voice speaks, there is a slight reverb to it, not sounding quite right.]

A curious thing, these crystals. But most certainly a revolutionary tool. I commend whomever created it.

In any case, I felt it necessary to introduce myself. My name is Thane, and I have been assigned to the Scouting division. I wish to make myself available, should you need me.

In addition, I understand there are some studying the red lyrium. If I may, I wish to speak to those on that project. In person, preferably. The topic is delicate in nature.

Thank you for your time. Maker be with you.

Comments

[outil]

She is. She has been exceptionally kind.

That would be up to the Scouting division. Though most of my skills are applied toward eliminating undesirable targets, but I was submitted to be whatever it is the Inquisition desires.

[faithlikeaseed]

['Eliminating undesirable targets'-- oh.

"You're an assassin," he does not say, because that's daft as hell.]

Then you'll be working under Scoutmaster Beleth! [Whom he adores as much as Inessa, if his tone's anything to go by.] She's amazing, too--

[Hold up, though.] "Submitted"? Did you not come to us of your own accord, then?

[outil]

Correct. I look forward to meeting with Lady Ashara.

[There's a brief pause, then he attempts to elaborate:] It was suggested that I would go and make use of myself. I conceded it was a wise choice, therefore a mutual agreement.

[Though he can't think of a time he'd ever told the Harcons no.]

[faithlikeaseed]

Ah--with your employers; I've got it. [There's something in there yet that wants an explanation, but prying in the midst of an introduction is a little too far even for Myr's boundless curiosity.

Leave it for later.]

We'll certainly be glad of the help, though I don't s'pose you need me to tell you.

And I'll not eat up more of your time, when you've got so much else to do now that you're here--but I'm looking forward to hearing more of you around.

[A brief pause, as he considers something, then adds:] If you're minded to attend services tomorrow, there's a group of us that makes the trek out to the new Chantry. We haven't been able to lure a sister back to grace our little chapel here yet.