Jaskier is animated as ever in his insistence she had no part in any of this, a hand squeezing her shoulder which gives her more comfort than she can explain.

Yennefer is the calmer of the two, only backing the bard's earlier statement, a hand smoothed gently over her hair.

What would she have done if they were not here? The thought is uncomfortable, and she tamps it down, and tries to ignore it for its irrelevance. Instead, she nods at the idea of going somewhere for a bath and some food. "I think that would be good," she says, mainly to Jaskier's question, though she's looking at Yennefer. "Well, you must be staying somewhere."