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[youvebeenserved]

[The screen shows a terribly serious-looking man. If you look closely you might realize that he looks an awful lot like an animated corpse (which, coincidentally, would be because he is one). If not? He might look like any other medieval fellow who hasn't really kept up on hygiene. Or who perhaps contracted some kind of horrible disease.

Either way, he doesn't seem bothered by his condition.

He's also doing a pretty good job keeping the camera steady and focused despite his lack of experience with such devices. HE MEANS BUSINESS OK.]

Good people!

I confess I have not yet spoken to many of you, which I presently hope to rectify. You may call me Justice, and I intend to see to it that each poor soul drawn to this world is soon returned to his rightful lands unharmed.

[Big promises maybe but hey that's a spirit of justice for you.]

But first I must ask -- how does the Initiative capture its... [is "victims" too strong a word?] recruits? It is not magic, and I know no other way

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[ladyspitfire]

It will take some getting used to, I know. It's a bit of a culture shock.

[To put it mildly.]

[youvebeenserved]

Indeed. I realize now your world may be more like the Fade than I thought.

[yeah so much for static and unchanging]

[ladyspitfire]

[...wait.]

How so?

[youvebeenserved]

The Fade is ever-changing. Nothing is consistent. I thought the mortal world was different, yet here we are.

Nothing in this land makes sense but it is still a mortal place.

[ladyspitfire]

It's of the future, Justice, and it's certainly not our world. No one here has heard of Ferelden or even Thedas proper. But things do change in our world over time, advancing in many ways. Look at how the Tevinter Imperium progressed.