❝If they’re going to stuff me into politics, I’ve got to have some fun on the side.❞
• Tevinter mage.
• Necromancer
• Exiled son.
• Silk enthusiast.
• Gay.
• Ships with chemistry.
Writer: #𝑇ℎ𝑒𝐶ℎ𝑖𝑝𝑝𝑖𝑒𝑠𝑡𝐶ℎ𝑖𝑝
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Weeks of anything uneventful happening within Skyholdhad soon led to Dorian's boredom. No attacks to combat. No venturing out into the Fallow Mire, much to the necromancer's relief. And no new shipment of books. So when news of @JusticesHost's arrival had met his ears, the mage--
@JusticesHost --Sure, the necromancer could have asked Varric, but he had known that the dwarf had a tendency to spin stories until it was uncertain what was truth and what was fiction. "I'd ask Varric, but I've come to find he isn't a reliable source for the truth unless you want to be left--
@JusticesHost --Chantry is a little extreme in comparison, if not effective for freeing the South's mages. But extremities were required if memory serves, no?" The necromancer had been well informed of what had happened in Kirkwall, even if he'd been uneducated to the details of what--
--Chantry in Kirkwall, and while it had been drastic to say the least, he could very well understand the reasoning behind such a decision. What had been left out of what he'd heard, as the mage had entirely disregarded Varric's book on what had happened in Kirkwall, had been--
@HisLyriumWays --come as quite a shock to Dorian, even if only because of how many wolves in Ferelden he'd seen driven mad by the demons running amock at the rifts still yet to be sealed. However, he trusted that the man knew exactly what he was doing by not bringing the wolf into the--
@HisLyriumWays --Fenris never would. And it rang true that he would do the same for the snowy haired man, as he had shown more times than he could ever hope to count.
@HisLyriumWays --know, and it's more than I can ask of you." Dorian hadn't been brushing off the elf in the slightest, if anything, relief had washed across his face. While everyone else either had little interest in the necromancer, or left his side at some point down the line, he knew that--