The moment he began to speak, Lioriley's eyes slowly shifted over to the drying journal beside the fire, the urge to pick it up and start taking notes swiftly rising. Alas, doing so would be pointless with how the ink would run over the damp pages - but, thankfully, she had a very good memory and would likely recall what he told her; fascinating as it was. When she looked back to Eskel she stared into those eyes, noting the color and feline-esque nature of them.

"I have met monster hunters before." She said, shifting to prop her elbow on her knee and her chin in her palm, the game of 'how far could her towel ride up her thighs before it was absolutely pointless to even have on' coming closer to an obvious conclusion as she did so. "But none such as your Witchers. Simply humans or elves or what have you that have trained in finding such beasts. If your kind are as talented as you claim - I fear you would run the lot of them out of their guilds in shame." she chuckled, even if it wasn't really a joke.

She nodded along, listened as intently as she had pretty much everything else he had said since they met not long ago, her leylines constantly flickering with excitement and curiosity while she resisted the urge to ask a thousand questions. "Herbalism and Animism could be easily compared to the method of potion and medicine making that you have described. Different words for essentially the same concept." a beat. "Have you had to put your abilities to use much here?"