"Her brother was an asshole and put her under mind control. I had to kill her to break it. She's been resurrected, but she's - perhaps a bit fragile. I'm fairly sure she's unendorsedly suicidal, which I think shouldn't be explicitly addressed at this point."

She frowns. "I see. That does not sound pleasant."

"It isn't. Still, she's latched onto the Keres well enough - I think we'll be able to care for her, and smooth her transition back to freedom."

"Good, I'm glad she's found one of us."

"What of the brother?"

"Dead. Though I think my girlfriend might want to resurrect him so she can kill him again, more painfully."

"I'd consider that likely."

She laughs a bit. "Should be cathartic."

"Oh, since we had a name collision - I'm now going by Tentou, and the other Hisame by Naraka."

"Tentou and Naraka. I shall endeavor to remember."

"Thanks."

"Glint is around variously, and I believe Eliana and Mora mentioned visiting Solitude, in Tamriel."

She nods. "I'll see who I can find. Thank you."

"Good luck."

"Thanks."

And she goes to find the others - updating Glint's fairly easy, and she mostly just makes sure Ellayania was listening - and then to Solitude for Eliana and Mora.

Enjoying a fine day at market. Solitude reminds her of Denerim. Fewer dogs, of course.

Nausicaa's out in front of her shared body, though Mora's hovering close to the surface of her mind, enjoying socializing and gossiping with stall owners and bards - really anyone who looks friendly. Mora flits forward on occasion to talk to Eliana, of course.

And here's Tentou.

"Eliana, Nausicaa, Mora - I'd like to talk to you all when you have time."

"Has something happened?"

"The Keres and I found another me - as in, from a world eerily like my own. The other me had a rough time of it, and also at some point soon we need to avert her world's destruction."

"Another apocalypse. Wonderful."

She laughs. "This one should be easier, at least - I know its failure points."

"And the new Crow? What constitutes a rough time?"

She leads them somewhere less in the middle of the street, and gives them the same summary the others have gotten.

"What a terrible place to live."

"The world wasn't so bad for me, but - I can see how it would've very easily turned sour for her. I think the way that her brother was kinder before betraying her actually screwed her over some, too, because she would've kept defending him, and it damaged her relationships. My sister was smart enough to tell me that my continued fondness for her after the Massacre needed to be a secret; Naraka's brother wasn't."

"Does she want to participate in saving her world?"