STARTER CALL // ACCEPTING @maharassan
how strange, she thinks, to be here now, standing in the company of someone who’s only ever been a legend to her, a hero as distant as any great tale or story whispered of. it also occurs to sidri that she feels painfully, impossibly young, a naive thing not deserving of what title has been given her. (she has not lost as the hero of ferelden has, has not endured such great sorrow or grief.)
still, sidri remains herself with a harsh jab of her nails into the center of her palm, for better or for worse she is the inquisitor, and to question now is to falter. “warden-commander,” head is lowered in rightful respect and she works to keep the curiosity from her gaze, temper it to simple admiration, “i am sorry that we must meet in such circumstances as this,” as nearing war, sidri knows, amidst chaos, “but do know it is an honor. “
“you’ve my word that the inquisition will lend what aid it might. the many sacrifices of the grey wardens are not unknown to us.”