Geralt glosses past his own admission, and her reaction to it, as though he's remarked on nothing in particular. Maybe it says something he's still picking over a vegetable stall during this conversation.
It isn't hard to put together, no, the implication of what she's saying. Between those who died and now this, he's understood not everyone in this world was ripped from the comforts of their home. But it does beg the question: what of her brother? Has she accepted she's left him behind to his fate? And how does that work, when the gap of time between one Summoned and another can span years even for those from the same sphere?
His attention shifts to her, contemplating, before he looks away again. Drops a couple of onions into a basket. "Have you found a place to stay?"
Despite how it sounds, he doesn't exactly mean it to be a change of topic. More that, after what he's seen and after what she's told him, he's found himself interested in where she might be living—if there's something she may need.
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It isn't hard to put together, no, the implication of what she's saying. Between those who died and now this, he's understood not everyone in this world was ripped from the comforts of their home. But it does beg the question: what of her brother? Has she accepted she's left him behind to his fate? And how does that work, when the gap of time between one Summoned and another can span years even for those from the same sphere?
His attention shifts to her, contemplating, before he looks away again. Drops a couple of onions into a basket. "Have you found a place to stay?"
Despite how it sounds, he doesn't exactly mean it to be a change of topic. More that, after what he's seen and after what she's told him, he's found himself interested in where she might be living—if there's something she may need.