Sleepy Fox Hollow potage.

Of all the people she'd expect to align with Donovan, a priest wasn't one such being. Then again Stryx had a pretty foul opinion of those with any faith outside of the physical world; a bias she had yet to see in herself with her own sworn vows and dated beliefs, but we'll gloss over that for now. It was good that Donovan was offering a space for those who the general population could not handle, she supposed. It sounded like charity work—she couldn't be opposed to such a mindset.

You sound like you admire him. Stryx points out. Perhaps this man felt he had nowhere else to turn, so she could understand feeling indebted to the first person to welcome them. She had been on the road a long time and had very few invitations to show for it; but then, she was usually very clinical with her sworn duties, and few enjoyed her bedside manner.