âI donât want to have anything to do with Vilgefortz. Saying Iâm a sorceress doesnât equal following his own set of rulesâ, she swirled the contents of her glass, abstenmindedly staring at the dark wine, âSaying Iâm a sorceress, besides, doesnât put me in the same level as Lady Eilhart-- I canât seem to find comfort in her motives, nor on her way to put magic above others... Which is something common between our kind, yet not an idea I shareâ
Rolling her eyes, Lily placed the glass carefully on top of his desk and stood up, pacing across the room. She eyed the paintings hanging around and one of them caught her attention.
âI thought theyâd knew better! Yennefer... Triss... After what theyâve been through in Sodden Hill! Politics canât be left in the hands of magic, and I thought that was a known fact! I donât care what Vilgefortz say, I donât care whar Lady Eilhart says. We have enough power. Taking over the non magical community itâs tilting the balance with nothing but unfairnessâ, she turned around, âIâm no sorceress of the chapter, and will never be. Iâm not foolish enough to go against it, of course--- Vilgefortz isnât someone I want to cross paths with--- and who painted this?â
She pointed at the prettiest painting of all, not being able to recognize the traces.Â