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Who: Cullen Rutherford
Broadcast: Fleetwide video
Action: The Marsiva
When: Now.

[It's with some hesitance that Cullen even touches the console. He knows how it works (somehow), but he's not exactly comfortable with the concept of broadcasting. His lips are set in a thin, grim line for a few moments as he thinks of what to say.]

--Maker's breath, this is absurd.

[That just about sums up his thoughts right now.]

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[That puts on the pressure.]

I don't know if this any better than him being from a time where he did commit that terrible act.

[No you dope that was supposed to help, look at all the faith she has in you even when you do the dumb things.]

I think it is, if only because it might give us a chance to... I don't know, to stop it, or to change things. Time travel is dangerous, but even if it changes the future for us it seems worth the risk to save so many lives.

The world would be a different place indeed if there was no Conclave.

[So many alive. Justinia alive.

And he'd never meet her.]

It's something I've considered before. I wouldn't want to give up the people I've met, but... well, it would be selfish not to at least try, I think.

Even if it doesn't work, he deserves a chance to try to change what he's become in the future.

[He's not sure what to think about that, so he pushes it to the back of his mind.]

Then he needs to know what he'll do.

I've asked him to meet me tonight. I haven't exactly been open about the Inquisition in my time here, but if there's anyone to speak with him I think it has to be me.

[She tries a smile for Cullen and is surprised when it actually sticks.]

The break could only last so long, I suppose. I'll be back to Inquisitor before you know it.

[Cullen does not like that idea. But he knows better than to tell her not to do it.]

... is that why you didn't want me to refer to you as Inquisitor?

[Good job Cullen you're learning.]

That's right. It's been a nice change, not having to worry about ever little thing I say or do. Nothing can reflect badly on the Inquisition if it doesn't exist here.

[That does sound harsh though, and it does him and the dear friends she's made thanks to the Inquisition a disservice. Can't let that stand.]

I meant it when I said I was glad to see you, though. It helps me feel a little less homesick.

I understand. [The title of Inquisitor is a heavy burden--for all she's suffered and fought for, if anything this... all of this, whatever it truly was, would be a break until they could return.

He laughs, a little, under his breath.]

It's good to see you, too. I'm... glad I'm not alone.

You won't be as long as I have any say in it.

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