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[Fenris has been wandering the grounds of the castle today, much like a tiger would pace the boundaries of its cage. Testing the extent of his loss, how far he could go, how long he could be away before the castle inevitably dragged him back into that accursed lobby. At least out here, he could enjoy a scant hour or so of peace and quiet before the horrible, tugging and NEW need to talk to others started niggling at him.
It was on this walk that he's come upon the cemetery. He wanders through it, unable to properly read all the words upon the stones, but recognising it for what it is regardless. Humans may not bury their dead in Thedas, but elves most certainly do. He crouches down by one to feel the earth, before opening his journal, grimacing a little to even have to speak into it. He'd never get used to that]
I have been told that death here is not permanent. In two weeks, the dead return as if nothing had happened at all. If that is so, why is there a graveyard here? That suggests people remain dead, does it not?
...Unless you are prone to burying people alive. Which I would not put past some of you.
It was on this walk that he's come upon the cemetery. He wanders through it, unable to properly read all the words upon the stones, but recognising it for what it is regardless. Humans may not bury their dead in Thedas, but elves most certainly do. He crouches down by one to feel the earth, before opening his journal, grimacing a little to even have to speak into it. He'd never get used to that]
I have been told that death here is not permanent. In two weeks, the dead return as if nothing had happened at all. If that is so, why is there a graveyard here? That suggests people remain dead, does it not?
...Unless you are prone to burying people alive. Which I would not put past some of you.
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Or, you know, what you said. I wouldn't put it past the castle to do that to us. It's humour is lacking in the comedy department.
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This place is sadistic.
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Maybe the graves fade when people who knew the person who is gone moves on or goes home themselves.
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That does not seem to be the general consensus of those who have been trapped here a while.
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You'll have to forgive me, I haven't been here for very long. [ Nor does she want to stick around to be classified as being here 'a while'. ]
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Neither have I.
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How long have you been here?
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A month or so.
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I turned up somewhere in April. This place just gets weirder and weirder.
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Magic is common in my world, but even there, it does not have the power which you can find here.
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Magic's in my world, too, but I'm still debating whether it's more of a pain in the ass here or back home. [ ... ] Are you a wizard?
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[THAT gets a scoff] No. I am no mage, I am as far removed from one as you can get, of which I am grateful. I would not wish to be in that circle of society, I have seen the evils they can accomplish only too often.
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So wizards are evil in your world?
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Not all of them, but all can easily fall into the temptation of dark magic. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
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Couldn't have said it any better myself. Not everything is black and white. [ ... ] So, are you just a regular human being? [ She will resent you hardcore if you are. ]
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No, it is not. Events can change anyone. [A chuckle] No, I'm an elf.
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What kind of elf?
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...What do you mean 'what kind of elf?'
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[ This is awkward. ] I meant it in the way of whether there were different kinds of elves in your world. Back home, there's the witch, the warlock who was once a witch but chose the path of evil, and those who call themselves witches but don't possess actual powers. They're just normal people.
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...We do not have such a distinction. [Considerate pause] There are the Dalish, I suppose, who chose to live as nomads and try to keep the old ways. But other than that, they are no different than the rest of elvenkind.
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Sounds a lot simpler with the lack of distinctions. Do you have any powers?
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Nothing that comes from being an elf.