[ Geralt allows Ciri to pull him to his feet, though his attention is quickly distracted by the feathered monstrosity that Jaskier is now wearing. He blinks once. Where the fuck—? ]
Did you procure an extra seat for that beast upon your head?
[ That's all he says, because he already aware Jaskier will not remove it. Jasker is probably wearing it because he knows Geralt will find it an eyesore. (Merely looking at it gives him a headache.) Instead, Geralt simply moves towards the door alongside Ciri. If they're to go, they may as well go, elaborate headpieces and all. He'd hate to be late to their grand outing.
Besides, they're both clearly in a good mood despite everything. Geralt is disinclined to do much to stifle that—especially as he's sensed Ciri is...nervous, about the Dimming. The Singularity. She's said little about it, but it isn't too hard to understand why tonight of all nights she wants a distraction or that Jaskier has found more than one reason to have planned this event.
At least the city seems calm, as they step out into the streets. Boisterous, as usual, but calm. If there's one upside to the Dimming's various festivities, it's that it seems to have taken some of the people's minds off of Solvunn's mishaps during Eifstide. Though he's certain the fire will be stoked again soon enough. ]
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Did you procure an extra seat for that beast upon your head?
[ That's all he says, because he already aware Jaskier will not remove it. Jasker is probably wearing it because he knows Geralt will find it an eyesore. (Merely looking at it gives him a headache.) Instead, Geralt simply moves towards the door alongside Ciri. If they're to go, they may as well go, elaborate headpieces and all. He'd hate to be late to their grand outing.
Besides, they're both clearly in a good mood despite everything. Geralt is disinclined to do much to stifle that—especially as he's sensed Ciri is...nervous, about the Dimming. The Singularity. She's said little about it, but it isn't too hard to understand why tonight of all nights she wants a distraction or that Jaskier has found more than one reason to have planned this event.
At least the city seems calm, as they step out into the streets. Boisterous, as usual, but calm. If there's one upside to the Dimming's various festivities, it's that it seems to have taken some of the people's minds off of Solvunn's mishaps during Eifstide. Though he's certain the fire will be stoked again soon enough. ]