I figured as much. You're much more likely to be on the winning side than a few paltry guards.
[You know, if she wanted to make more trouble. Which, even if she did, she had not. No guards coming to their door to storm the place and bother he and Rinwell. (He does agree, by the way, it was monumentally stupid. They should have gotten gold for it.)
At the very least, Geralt's sword is safe. The potions he'd left. His horse. His daughter. The things that matter.
Her comment makes him open his mouth in insult.] You could at least lie to me! And maybe. Look, a man has needs, Ciri, and mine... mine happen to be needing to keep my hands occupied, for I'm like to go mad if I don't. You can't blame me for that.
[He's exhausted and looks like shit, yes, but there is such obvious relief in him, too.]
And while you were having a comfy little snooze in the city's dirty cells, a letter came for you. I left it over there. [He gives a tip of his head to the one corner of the table not occupied by his mad bread making.] And considering I know all of your business and then some, I am guessing it is from some previously unnamed admirer.
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[You know, if she wanted to make more trouble. Which, even if she did, she had not. No guards coming to their door to storm the place and bother he and Rinwell. (He does agree, by the way, it was monumentally stupid. They should have gotten gold for it.)
At the very least, Geralt's sword is safe. The potions he'd left. His horse. His daughter. The things that matter.
Her comment makes him open his mouth in insult.] You could at least lie to me! And maybe. Look, a man has needs, Ciri, and mine... mine happen to be needing to keep my hands occupied, for I'm like to go mad if I don't. You can't blame me for that.
[He's exhausted and looks like shit, yes, but there is such obvious relief in him, too.]
And while you were having a comfy little snooze in the city's dirty cells, a letter came for you. I left it over there. [He gives a tip of his head to the one corner of the table not occupied by his mad bread making.] And considering I know all of your business and then some, I am guessing it is from some previously unnamed admirer.