[Ostensibly to Petrana, but not exclusively. He takes advantage of the opportunity Marcus rather pointedly presented to undo his robes. It's a simpler operation than undressing Petrana, the layers easy to shrug off when unfastened at the few points they're secured. The downside, as Petrana has observed before, is that the simplicity allows little chance for allure, at least as far as the process itself goes. The results are arguably more satisfactory, as Julius is in better shape than his more bookish habits might suggest.
(Perhaps more scarred than they might suggest, too; the mess a dracolisk made of his left shoulder at Ghislain was likely memorable enough from the last time Marcus had seen him disrobed. But the Fifth Blight left him with plenty of smaller scars long before he came to the Inquisition.)
As he turns his attention fully back to the two of them, he take a moment to frankly enjoy the image of Marcus quiet literally undoing Petrana. It's a pleasant sight.]
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[Ostensibly to Petrana, but not exclusively. He takes advantage of the opportunity Marcus rather pointedly presented to undo his robes. It's a simpler operation than undressing Petrana, the layers easy to shrug off when unfastened at the few points they're secured. The downside, as Petrana has observed before, is that the simplicity allows little chance for allure, at least as far as the process itself goes. The results are arguably more satisfactory, as Julius is in better shape than his more bookish habits might suggest.
(Perhaps more scarred than they might suggest, too; the mess a dracolisk made of his left shoulder at Ghislain was likely memorable enough from the last time Marcus had seen him disrobed. But the Fifth Blight left him with plenty of smaller scars long before he came to the Inquisition.)
As he turns his attention fully back to the two of them, he take a moment to frankly enjoy the image of Marcus quiet literally undoing Petrana. It's a pleasant sight.]