@ovrivia cont.
A smile plays upon her lips, the sorceress having followed him the entire time. Though she complained and appeared to be the worst travel companion, Yennefer couldn’t be happier. To be out in the middle of nowhere with the one she adored was the ember that kept her cold heart from completely freezing solid. She lived for these times.
“I suppose I’m being overly-critical. After all, you’re to keep me warm tonight.” Teasing, she brushed some of his hair back. “Wouldn’t want you to change your mind.”
❝ Probably wouldn’t change my mind for all the crowns in the world. ❞ The ghost of a smile crept across his face.
❝ Probably. ❞
Geralt laid the stones in a small circle and filled that circle with the sticks he’d gathered. The sun wasn’t down just then, so he walked back over to Roach to retrieve his sleeping roll and cookware. This was muscle memory for him; just another day on the path. But Yenn? She wasn’t a ‘rough-it’ kind of girl. Cities like Oxenfurt and isolated keeps were where he had always known her to feel most at home. He was surprised by the minimal amount of complaining she had done. Of course, the night was still young.
Walking back to their makeshift campsite, arms full, he set the bedroll a few meters away from the bonfire and dashed the old, iron pan and cutlery against the stones that surrounded the pitch. With a simple utterance of, “igni,” the center of the fire-pit was alight.
The flames rose higher and higher, the smell of ozone burning filling the air. Geralt took a seat by the fire and patted the grass beside him.
❝ Area’s safe. Least for now. ❞ Said Geralt, holding his medallion.









