"I do not doubt the Inquisitor has had much need of you," He says, meaning it honestly, for once. There was work enough in the wake of Corypheus for many years, even had there been no further chaos, or unrest. The Inquisition might no longer be the independent power it had once been— and he cannot help but feel the swell of pride, to know it. how rare it was, for someone in the Inquisitor's position to give up power, truly.

"I have been busy, on the whole," He begins, carefully. Considering how far to take it; ten years was no small time, in which to work. But there were more pressing concerns, "Most recently, I find myself kidnapped, and tasked with the service of those who would not even deign to speak with those they abduct. Inquisitor Lavellan is—"

A delicate topic, of course. But given their history... Bull could make of that what he will.

"...I have been assisting her, while we are here. At her request."