[ It's not a long climb, thankfully. It also is indeed the cat inside the trap, with Jaskier's bird perched atop mockingly. Geralt grabs both contraptions, ignores the yowling animal inside, and hops down the same side he went up. He lands on a ledge midway first before he drops the rest of the way.
Would've been less hassle to kill a nest of sand scorpions.
Geralt returns with everything intact: magic bird, unperturbed atop the trap still; domesticated (questionable) feline; two traps. He hands the traps to Viktor, hissing cat included, and the bird to Jaskier like he's doling out gifts from a satchel. ]
I suggest we return the bird before it fucks off again.
[ He will not press their luck any further. Perhaps the others have more faith, but where Geralt is involved, fortune does not favour him. Which raises a point: where do they bring the pigeon? Do they knock on Marlo's door?
However they do it, they manage: the four of them with one whole damn bird, presented to the man himself. (Geralt still doesn't know his name, but it matters little at the moment.) ]
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Would've been less hassle to kill a nest of sand scorpions.
Geralt returns with everything intact: magic bird, unperturbed atop the trap still; domesticated (questionable) feline; two traps. He hands the traps to Viktor, hissing cat included, and the bird to Jaskier like he's doling out gifts from a satchel. ]
I suggest we return the bird before it fucks off again.
[ He will not press their luck any further. Perhaps the others have more faith, but where Geralt is involved, fortune does not favour him. Which raises a point: where do they bring the pigeon? Do they knock on Marlo's door?
However they do it, they manage: the four of them with one whole damn bird, presented to the man himself. (Geralt still doesn't know his name, but it matters little at the moment.) ]