Ellion was having a hard time focusing. They had gone above and beyond to destroy his memory of the event--the Event, in his mind, with proper capitalism and all. He had been given so much lyrium that he would not have to drink more for another full year yet, if not longer. He couldn't help but wonder why. He closed his eyes and bowed his head, mentally reciting the Chant as the other two spoke.<br/><br/>Korbin eyed her shrewdly, gears turning under his greying head. He scratched at his beard and sighed softly. "No... another phylactery will not be made. Your defiance of the Circle and the Chantry merits only one response, Lana. Death. Perhaps before Kirkwall, before Anders, we would have allowed you back, but now..." He looked down at the ground. "Now I have no choice, it seems." He took a step back and looked down the tunnel, then up. He reached for the keys on his belt and inspected the ring closely.<br/><br/>"I cannot give you your freedom," he said carefully, selecting a key and slowly unspooling it from its fellows. "I cannot turn you loose again and rely on hope alone that you do not deceive us." He allowed the key to fall to the ground just outside her cell, just within reach. "And as for allowing a Templar to accompany you, let alone the one entangled with your escape? Unthinkable." He turned to Ellion, whose eyes opened as Korbin grasped his shoulder.<br/><br/>"And I would certainly be amiss in my duties if I told either of you that the depths of these tunnels lead to a span of the Deep Roads, and emerge some miles east of here near the River Dane. Moreso if I left the key to both this cell and the gate blocking that passage here." Ellion blinked quietly at the Knight-Commander, who held his gaze for a moment before looking back to Lana. "It seems to me I've forgotten some essential materials I'll need to take down your final confession, and to sign the warrant for your execution... I certainly mustn't tarry if I'm to see the Maker's justice served."<br/><br/>He turned away from both of them and walked back up the tunnel, vanishing around the bend, and Ellion blinked harder. He had only caught the last part, about the Deep Roads, and he looked to Lana in no slight amount of surprise. "What's going on?" he asked her. "What did you say to make him leave us alone?"