The plan is to bring Dorian to the tavern in Redcliffe where he will be persuaded to rejoin his family in Tevinter. It will, at least, wipe that arrogant smirk off his face. House Pavus has asked Mother Giselle to ask me to lure Dorian into a meeting between him and a representative of the House to reignite their relationship. Why does this concern me? And why would House Pavus contact her and not Dorian himself? Oh, don’t tell me, Dorian has Daddy Issues. She doesn’t deny that, but the real reason she wants to speak to me is to discuss his family, House Pavus, who have been in contact with her. I’m tired of listening to the complaints. I know you don’t like the smug Tevinter bastard. While I have some scarce moments to myself in my quarters, Mother Giselle asks to speak with me regarding an important matter. He tells me in a roundabout way that I’m pretty decent-gee, thanks for finally noticing-and then turns back to his books.
If you like, Dorian, though I’m not really sure why you’re telling me all of this. I tell him to follow his example if he cares so much. He tells me that Tevinter could do with more selfless mages like Felix. Dorian concludes that the Venatori probably found out Felix was helping us and killed him. Apparently Redcliffe Castle has been abandoned and there’s no sign of Felix anywhere. He’s been asking after Felix, the man who tried to help us at Redcliffe, and has received a letter updating him. Catch up on previous Bad Gamer installments if you missed them!ĭorian pulls me aside when I return to Skyhold.
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