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[charges]

"This is Krem. Leave a message, I'll get back to you. If this is about the Chief's baby, the dragon, don't leave a message.  Please."

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[detoxifying]

Krem, you're from Tevinter, are you not?

[ Okay, maybe he knows he's from Tevinter, but Cullen would like to approach all of this with some manner of tact.

And not make it all about Dorian. After all, he valued Krem as a friend, first and foremost. ]

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[charges]

Yes, Commander. I couldn't go two feet in Val Royeaux without someone sneering "vint" at me.

Don't expect too much culture from me, though. I was Soporati, born and raised in the slums, and I spent most of my time outside of that in military barracks. I couldn't tell you which forks go with which dinner course, if that's what you're looking for.

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[detoxifying]

They do? That's unworthy of them. When we return to Thedas, I will be certain to make sure you no longer have to deal with such things ever again.

[ But no. That was getting... somewhat off-topic. Back to the actual matter at hand, since he really shouldn't be thinking about work here. ]

But, that wasn't why I was asking. I was hoping that you might know a few of the local phrases. And teach them to me. After we spar, perhaps.

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[charges]

If I ever go back, we'll see.

I can teach you some Tevene, sure. Are you looking to impress Dorian?

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[detoxifying]

You don't think that you would? Go back that is. As relaxing as this city is, I don't think that I could ever leave Thedas.

[ And thank the Maker that Krem cannot see his face because there might be some colour rising to his cheeks. ]

I'm not sure what you mean.

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[charges]

My incentive was good enough that I want to stay just in case they decided to fuck me over if I go home. Pardon my language, Commander.

[Krem knows well enough that Cullen's heard far worse than "fuck" from soldiers. Still, he respects him enough to apologize.]

I heard you were sweet on Dorian, unless you're just looking to cuss at him. Still, that might charm him anyway. He's got a mouth that would put to shame some of the sailors I've met. You'd likely impress him more by swearing properly than with fancy turns of phrase, and if that's your goal, then you've come to the right man.

Should I stop by your place?