[ True. She's not wrong. It's just, if there's one thing Geralt hasn't managed to learn (and there's a lot he's yet to learn), it's how to. Stop thinking. But in the Horizon, it's a little easier to put things aside for a time. Perhaps it's the insular nature of it from the outside world. It's a little too easy sometimes, really.
He draws his attention back to the lightning. She does sound pleased. It's good to hear. He meant it, when he said the power she had here was important. Worth something. Not only because of the demon she fears, but simply for herself. Because he knows. What it is to be afraid and feel as though you haven't anywhere to go or anything to hold onto, and what it means to discover otherwise. That maybe you can carve your way, after all. ]
Less likely to catch your bed than a flaming plant. [ He remembers the pillar of fire she made, atop the flowers. This is impressively restrained in comparison. ] Though perhaps you'll learn to bottle that next.
[ Who knows? Magic progresses quickly here, it seems, and Julie's has grown noticeably every time they speak. Jaskier, too. Now and again, he realizes he no longer thinks twice about the concept of Jaskier and magic. It's come to be as much a part of him as his lute. ]
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He draws his attention back to the lightning. She does sound pleased. It's good to hear. He meant it, when he said the power she had here was important. Worth something. Not only because of the demon she fears, but simply for herself. Because he knows. What it is to be afraid and feel as though you haven't anywhere to go or anything to hold onto, and what it means to discover otherwise. That maybe you can carve your way, after all. ]
Less likely to catch your bed than a flaming plant. [ He remembers the pillar of fire she made, atop the flowers. This is impressively restrained in comparison. ] Though perhaps you'll learn to bottle that next.
[ Who knows? Magic progresses quickly here, it seems, and Julie's has grown noticeably every time they speak. Jaskier, too. Now and again, he realizes he no longer thinks twice about the concept of Jaskier and magic. It's come to be as much a part of him as his lute. ]