[It's good that he does. She needed the supporters as well as the doubters. While she let the Architect live, it had come with terms. And she knew she gambled with much. But over a thousand years of battling the Blight, and they'd made no progress with it. Everything the Wardens did was reactionary. Something had to change; risks had to be taken.

She pushed those thoughts aside. What's done is done. And Maker, it felt freeing to be able to really do that. Obsessing over her decisions was something of an old habit.]

Still clearing the fog from my mind. But I feel... yes, I suppose better. Being back home and having a break from this place really helps.