❝this… is f e r e l d e n, correct?❞
he came by h i m s e l f — of free will — and the very atmosphere
was t h i c k with the kind of death and carnage that H E L would be
envious of. leather clad hands brought black cloak closer to his chest
out of habit. here, he was alone. no one to SPEAK to — no one remotely
f a m i l i a r with his kingdom. the humans were fairly short; perhaps
more-so than the ones in midgard, but at least the presence of armor
put him at ease. didn’t have to go great lengths to wear something else.❝f o r g i v e me; i’m from across the sea.❞
much father than YOU expect.

"How does a man make it to Ferelden and not know?“
Odd, but Balfour will make no great fuss over it. Honestly, the smell of
dog and the colour of brown should have given it away in a heartbeat,
but he’s reached a point where he’s trying not to judge anybody too
harshly anymore. Call that the influence of his better friends.
From across the sea. That makes sense, and the Warden-
Commander simply offers a nod of the head in response.
Maybe he’s a Marcher, which would explain the… odd
sense he’s got going for himself. They’re all so strange,
out there.
"But you’re right, in any case. This is Ferelden.
Do you know you happen to be at Vigil’s Keep?
In Amaranthine?"