[ It does feel like a trap should have triggered by now, based on what Geralt told him of his past trips here. Thancred also remains on-edge, eyes scanning this way and that for any sign of something amiss. It's bound to hit when they least expect it. ]
Well, I've been through that already in a sense, so I imagine it won't be so bad. [ His "death" by Meteion hadn't been gruesome so much as swift and thorough, but he isn't particularly scared of his own mortality, save for how his loss might affect others.
His back straightens at Geralt's question, as this is something he does feel he can talk about with some authority. Not to the extent that Himeka or Urianger might be able to, but he's had conversations with one of them about this already. ]
I don't know if Himeka's explained primals to you, but they're false gods that can be summoned in our world through the use of fervent prayer and a vast amount of aether. When they're summoned, they drain the surrounding land of its aether and also enthrall any living being in their proximity. This feels almost like a milder version of that, with the blight upon the land and the effects we've all been suffering.
[ He doesn't feel some undying loyalty to Adelwyrd, and still is very much himself despite the swirling thoughts that have plagued him. Yet there's no denying that the gods waking has done damage in a variety of ways. ]
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Well, I've been through that already in a sense, so I imagine it won't be so bad. [ His "death" by Meteion hadn't been gruesome so much as swift and thorough, but he isn't particularly scared of his own mortality, save for how his loss might affect others.
His back straightens at Geralt's question, as this is something he does feel he can talk about with some authority. Not to the extent that Himeka or Urianger might be able to, but he's had conversations with one of them about this already. ]
I don't know if Himeka's explained primals to you, but they're false gods that can be summoned in our world through the use of fervent prayer and a vast amount of aether. When they're summoned, they drain the surrounding land of its aether and also enthrall any living being in their proximity. This feels almost like a milder version of that, with the blight upon the land and the effects we've all been suffering.
[ He doesn't feel some undying loyalty to Adelwyrd, and still is very much himself despite the swirling thoughts that have plagued him. Yet there's no denying that the gods waking has done damage in a variety of ways. ]