It's served me well so far. I mean, I'm still around to talk to you aren't I? Anyway, from what I know I don't think the Chantry is completely wrong, but the way they go about things is absolutely terrible. I try to stay out of their matters as best I can though, it's always too complicated.

[She still is of the mind that everyone should be free and have a chance which she knows is the opposite of the Chantry's teachings from what she is aware, but she doesn't nearly go on and on about it like some people she knows. She follows him along as he walks though, arms crossed as they begin to blend in much better with the moving crowds.]

I'm sure he'll be hard to miss if he's actually around. Anders never was very good at the whole incognito bit. [She thinks back to his clinic in Lowtown, and even though it was only heard of by word of mouth everyone had some clue about it one way or another.] I'm sure he'll be glad to speak to you though, the man loves to talk.

I figured you'd say something like that, but I do like it. It suits you, actually being a spirit of Justice aside. You can call me Isabela by the way. [She muses over his choice with a pleased hum, before chuckling softly.] See? That's one step down. Keep it up and you'll fit in with everyone else before you know it.