"That would be nice. I'm not sure if this counts as sleep for me or not..."

She glances over at El's Truth questioningly. 

Grin.

"It will."

Tiny smile back. "Could you bring El here whenever I sleep? If it's not at an inconvenient or dangerous time for her..."

"I'll certainly pass along the message."

"Thanks," she says, trying not to flirt too much.

"Then I guess I'll see you tomorrow night?"

"I'll look forward to it." Hug again!

Hug!

And then she starts waking up. In a bed, this time.

She wakes up with a happy smile on her lips and a warm glow in her chest. 

Now... Where is she? 

A wooden hut, one room, small but warm thanks to the woolen blankets and the fire. There's a chair and a table and a dresser and an elven woman who startles on seeing Bellona sitting up.

"Oh!" She falls to her knees and bows. "A thousand apologies, Your Worship, I didn't mean to disturb you."

Eep!

"Ah, no, you're alright - what are you doing here, what do you mean by Your Worship?"

"You are... the Herald of Andraste, your Worship. That's what everyone says."

She opens and closes her mouth a few times. Then: "That... Wasn't the case, last time I was - awake." That she remembers. Did she lose memory again. 

"You've been asleep for three days, your Worship. Everyone's heard the stories of what you did at the Breach, how you stopped the demons."

It didn't feel like three days that she was talking to El... She'll have to check next time if El missed as much time as she did. 

"A long time for tales to spread, then..." She murmurs. "Thank you for telling me. And - where is this?"

"Haven, my lady. Oh! Lady Cassandra said to see her in the Chantry as soon as you woke up. At once, she said."

"Alright, thanks."

She fumbles nervously for a moment then flees outside.

...Sigh.

Well, off to find the Chantry, then. 

It's still the biggest and sturdiest building in town, easily visible from outside the little hut.

Also easily visible from outside the hut is the way everyone she passes stops, stares, bows, and sometimes whispers.

Not entirely unfamiliar, though she's still unsure if she likes it. 

She makes her way quickly to the Chantry. (Fighting is easier than figuring herself out...)

If she looks up to where the Breach was last time she saw the sky, she'll note that it's still there, but markedly quiescent.

Two templars in full armor meet her at the door, and offer an escort to the back room where Cassandra and the others are meeting. Or having another argument with Chancellor Roderick from the bridge again, as the case may be. He tries to order the templars to arrest Bellona again.

"Disregard that, and leave us," Cassandra countermands. The templars bow to the Seerker's orders and close the door behind them.