[GENESSIA] IC CONTACT

[notea]

You know what to do.
[please indicate what form of contact this is!]

Comments

[notea]

It would be in your, and your patients' best interest for you to take more time to replenish yourself. [the words are firm, but his expression belies his worry for her well being.]

For now, you're welcome to stay here as long as you like. There's food and water, if you want any. It might be helpful, even if you don't need to eat.

[invigorates]

[ She frowns, looking on the verge of protest until she meets his gaze. He doesn't know her well enough yet — doesn't know that this is a habit she has not fully kicked in the six centuries she's lived. It's hard not to work herself to her limit when she feels it is all she can do for the people around her. ]

I appreciate your kindness, Solas, but I would not wish to impose upon you for longer than necessary. [ She really doesn't, but a fervent desire for company and companionship has her words faltering slightly. No, no. She couldn't. ] I will have to insist on returning the favor some how, though.

[notea]

It's not an imposition. I don't offer what I don't want to give. You're one of the few people here who... [he shakes his head. There's no reason to make this personal. He helped because it was the right thing to do.] regardless, you should rest. I have plenty of books here if you're bored, but it would ease my concerns if you would at least stay until morning.

[invigorates]

[ She cocks her head to the side, curious as to where that line of thought might be going. Unfortunately, the answer seems to be nowhere. Oh well. ]

Very well. If it will ease your mind then I will stay. [ It doesn't take much to convince her, truthfully. ] I will not linger in silence if it cannot be avoided. How have you been faring since we spoke last?

[notea]

[Thank you for not arguing with him. If there is one thing that he is good at it is making his point. But, the subject is settled and swiftly changed so he matches the flow of conversation.]

Well enough, I've found my bearings at least. As strange as this world has proved to be, there's more than enough to catch my interest.