[ No. They wouldn't risk one of their own, someone powerful, for an experiment. It doesn't strike him until a moment later that Relena is suggesting it be one or the other. That the queen was only keeping it hidden from the citizens, not Ambrose. ]

Not that. I meant— [ He shifts, resting a hand on the table. ] Access to the Singularity is a hell of thing. I can't see the royal family wanting that to fall outside of their lineage. Not even a high ranking advisor. It'd risk the throne.

[ He's sidetrack, suddenly, by her desire to have remained in Thorne. Geralt frowns at her. How much does she expect to learn from staying with her head on the floor? ]

You'd be dead the second you stepped back on Thorne.