[ the moment she's confident enough that the comment isn't about her, or something she's done, her attention does shift. whether or not stephen catches the look, or thancred does, she ignores any possible reaction. lets it pass entirely and focuses, instead, on the issue ahead of them. stephen's comment about holding out their arms earns a kind of huff of a laugh from thancred, but yennefer ends up ignoring it, her attention on the wind itself, the direction, the way it feels to be gusting around them. ]

No- you're on to something there. We don't want to interfere while it's trying to settle, especially with how far we are from the Singularity. [ which is an interesting concept that hadn't really thought about up to this point - how stephen is going to be a walking connection to the singularity, perhaps even a source in and of himself. yennfer wonders if that could have compromised the other two they've already set up, but pushes the thought away. if ambrose had asked them to set these up, he obviously doesn't expect it to be an issue. and whether or not he's right isn't her problem right now.

stephen mentions the cart, and she almost shoots that idea down as well - too much effort, and they probably won't need the whole cart anyway, but then i've got it thancred offers, and heads out back to the wagon before yennefer can offer any snide remark. which is probably for the best, considering that it will probably end up working in their favor. ]

Here- [ yennefer steps forward when thancred does reappear, helping maneuver the cart and horses to most efficiently buffer the device. and then, once they're settled, she ends up reaching back into the cart to remove some of their supplies as well - tossing one of the larger bags to stephen and directing him on where to set it while she does the same, closing off any openings between the cart and the ground, or under the wheels.

and once those are in place, she glances over to see if there has been any change. ] I can't tell from here - can you? [ to stephen ]