Though still reeling from political crises and the loss of Divine Justinia, the Chantry remains the most powerful institution in Thedas, and its relationship with the Inquisition has always been ambiguous at best. It is imperative that the Inquisition work to clarify and improve that relationship lest the Chantry turn its considerable influence against the organization. Working with the Chantry is also the Inquisition's best hope of shaping the ultimate outcome of the Mage/Templar conflict and the future of both the Circles and the Templar Order.
I thank you for your leadership in this endeavour, and an extremely grateful to all of you for your diligence and fortitude.
I have heard that yourself, the Baroness and Monsieur de Foncé have a strong rapport and history of working very well together, and appreciate your collaboration on this; having those we can rely upon in adverse circumstances means much. If I have need to call on you again for missions involving the protection of cargo, would you be content to work with this same combination of colleagues again?
Additionally, are there further preparations you would wish to be ensured, for better safety? A squid sounds a formidable danger, and if we can avoid loss of life or limb in our undertakings, I will do my utmost to secure the safety of our people on missions.
Thank you once again, and I will be sure to keep Monsieur de Foncé in my prayers.
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I thank you for your leadership in this endeavour, and an extremely grateful to all of you for your diligence and fortitude.
I have heard that yourself, the Baroness and Monsieur de Foncé have a strong rapport and history of working very well together, and appreciate your collaboration on this; having those we can rely upon in adverse circumstances means much. If I have need to call on you again for missions involving the protection of cargo, would you be content to work with this same combination of colleagues again?
Additionally, are there further preparations you would wish to be ensured, for better safety? A squid sounds a formidable danger, and if we can avoid loss of life or limb in our undertakings, I will do my utmost to secure the safety of our people on missions.
Thank you once again, and I will be sure to keep Monsieur de Foncé in my prayers.
Sincerely,
Knight-Enchanter Amsel