[ Geralt raises an eyebrow in return. Dubious. That's not the reaction he was expecting. Does it? ] No more or less than what you're describing.
[ Though he doesn't especially believe in the inherent nature of one force or another. There is no nature. There's just people and what they choose to do. And most, in his experience, don't especially choose well. (But then, who in the hell is he to talk?)
He gives the bottle in his hand an idle wiggle that passes for a shrug. ] Over a thousand years. The spheres that collided were destroyed or the doorways otherwise closed. In theory, travel to another world like this—it shouldn't be possible.
[ In theory. Even without taking into account Abraxas, what Ciri has told him about her powers changes everything. There's a lot that's been thrown into doubt as of late, and while Geralt is not surprised—what's known of the Conjunction is pieced together by haphazard writings, historians, surviving elves and dwarves; an amalgamation of people who have their own agendas, their own reasons for interpreting the world how they do—it also means most of what he once understood is in question. Too much feels possible now, and not in a good way. ]
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[ Though he doesn't especially believe in the inherent nature of one force or another. There is no nature. There's just people and what they choose to do. And most, in his experience, don't especially choose well. (But then, who in the hell is he to talk?)
He gives the bottle in his hand an idle wiggle that passes for a shrug. ] Over a thousand years. The spheres that collided were destroyed or the doorways otherwise closed. In theory, travel to another world like this—it shouldn't be possible.
[ In theory. Even without taking into account Abraxas, what Ciri has told him about her powers changes everything. There's a lot that's been thrown into doubt as of late, and while Geralt is not surprised—what's known of the Conjunction is pieced together by haphazard writings, historians, surviving elves and dwarves; an amalgamation of people who have their own agendas, their own reasons for interpreting the world how they do—it also means most of what he once understood is in question. Too much feels possible now, and not in a good way. ]