"I thought you were gone too, for a time," he points out quietly. Luckily she hadn't seen him tear up the town looking for her, at least before the water came in. He would have looked fairly crazed and desperate, if somewhat miffed.

"You should be able to find Yennefer around the building. I have tried to convince her to stay, at least for a night or two." But, Yennefer being Yennefer, she is the one telling them what to do and not the other way around. He appreciates her strong, independent streak, but these aren't really times where anyone ought to be alone. Whatever they feel about their accommodations that had been razed to the ground, whether they thought they were squatting or made themselves at home, he has no doubt everyone had gotten some level of attached to their old nests and routines.

"I will be up and about tomorrow. You don't have to worry about me either." If there was anything he could do to untie that knot between her eyebrows, oh he would. Even if that happens to be not saying things like he'll be up and about much sooner than he ought to be.