"I believe you."

But she will not apologize. A different woman may, but here, now, the thought truly does not cross her mind. Her misgivings were justified by her own standards, and she had acted in his best interests by offering this lesson despite them. Had she remained silent, he may well never had known her hesitations concerning his loyalties. There was little point in regretting honesty, and so she does not feel any need to demonstrate remorse.

But she had observed Dorian. Had, indeed, dedicated more time to it that was perhaps required due to her initial hesitations about the man and her Inquisitor's closeness with him. None of what she had seen gave her cause to do anything but accept his words as honesty now. Even as she returned to her defensive posture and indicated he should attempt to charge again, she did not doubt.

"If it is any consolation I-" she frowned, but did not glance away. This was a sparring match, not some conversation out in the snow where she had the luxury of glancing away from her practice dummies. "Understand. Entirely."