[ Geralt does not point out that he doesn't grunt that much, meaning it's effectively just. Silent. Which only further proves the bard's point so Geralt simply does not say anything at all, thus only proving the bard point in a different way.
He can never win.
He steps around the icy rocks, putting Jaskier back on his feet like one might set down a small dog. At least Jaskier did not also insist on dragging Mog on this trek, no doubt fearing that Mog (who has wings, mind) will fall and die horribly from being thrown off a cliff or whatever scenario Jaskier conjures up in his mind about his beloved pet. ]
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He can never win.
He steps around the icy rocks, putting Jaskier back on his feet like one might set down a small dog. At least Jaskier did not also insist on dragging Mog on this trek, no doubt fearing that Mog (who has wings, mind) will fall and die horribly from being thrown off a cliff or whatever scenario Jaskier conjures up in his mind about his beloved pet. ]
If you fall, I'm not catching you.