[ For Geralt, the statement is of zero significance. He and Jaskier share a home. He sees the poet plenty in the city. The Horizon is a space to communicate, which has no bearing when he can talk to him in person. Besides, Jaskier is more deeply entrenched in his life than most others, even before they were dragged into this sphere together. In fact, he's spent more time with Jaskier than he has with his own brothers.
It's in part the nature of his world. Horses only travel so fast. Going months, even entire seasons without seeing someone who's otherwise a good friend, is commonplace for those who have no roots like him.
But Dean has that look which says Geralt has insinuated something unusual. Sometimes Geralt lets it go. Not everything needs to be prodded at immediately. Right now, though, he feels the need to press a little.
Because he is who he is, it comes in the form of him peering at Dean: scrutinizing, a look that suggests he knows Dean has something on his mind and that he may as well spit it out. ]
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It's in part the nature of his world. Horses only travel so fast. Going months, even entire seasons without seeing someone who's otherwise a good friend, is commonplace for those who have no roots like him.
But Dean has that look which says Geralt has insinuated something unusual. Sometimes Geralt lets it go. Not everything needs to be prodded at immediately. Right now, though, he feels the need to press a little.
Because he is who he is, it comes in the form of him peering at Dean: scrutinizing, a look that suggests he knows Dean has something on his mind and that he may as well spit it out. ]