Dragon Age: Origins | The story behind Cousland
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  • Time 10h 13m
Complete, First published Dec 20, 2015
My name is Dawn Cousland. I had a normal life, a loving mother and a caring father. An annoying older brother that I loved.  Until the night Father send his army to Ostagar to help with the upcoming Blight. Then Arl Howe, my father's friend, struck. He betrayed us, killing everyone in the Keep. I had to leave my mother and father to die, as I fled with Duncan, a Grey Warden, to become one myself. The only one that escaped was my brother, Fergus, only because he left with the army. With the help of Alistair, another Grey Warden, I must stop this Blight. I must end this war and prove that I can do something. I must get revenge from Howe. I am a Cousland. I am a Grey Warden. I am a hero.
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Leof was gone. I wanted to scream again at the thought. My Leof was dead, laid out in the shrine where I'd left him just before dawn. It hadn't taken an army to kill him, all it had taken was one wolf, one man whom he'd shown mercy to. Fenrir had done his job just as predicted, and I'd lost the only thing that mattered to me, the only thing that had kept me sane after the truth of my past was revealed. Conn was my strength, my heart, the very best parts of me and I'd never see him again. Once his body was given to the sun and his echo vanished I'd never hear him say the three words that were my reason to exist. I love you. I love you. I love you... But I'm not ready to let be alone. I'm not ready for goodbye. Condemning my Leof to Valhalla is something I can't do, but what if there's no way to bring him back? Can I just fade away? Slip into the coma and forget everything? Would it be fair to when the cohort needs me to protect them from Osier, from the Bloodied Hand, and from our ever increasing number of enemies?