[ Feeling returns to her body as if she's thawing out from a long winter. Bit by bit, the Warden seems to perk up, eyes bright, cheeks rosy with the embarrassment of Leliana's praise. ]

You do remember. [ She can't help but smile, then, big and glowing. Thank the Maker. ] I hardly did all that on my own, as you know better than anyone.

[ If others, strangers in the distant future, wanted to laud her as a hero - well, she doesn't like it, but she can't argue with them for fatal reasons. Leliana, though, she is happy to disagree with. ]

I did little in the scheme of things. [ She asserts, but softly, stepping nearer. ] Without you all at my side, none of it would be possible.

[ She'd been a noble's daughter, after all, with no worldly experience to speak of.

Then comes the more difficult part. Robyn chooses her words carefully, happiness fading a touch as the subject changes. ]

I was. I did - [ Die. She bites her lip. ] ... This place has magic not found in our world. It brings... people, and creatures, from impossible places. It does impossible things.

[ Changes memories. Revives those who were dead. ]