Lioriley did not comment as much aloud, but she had to wonder how poorly he must have lived if something above a stable was so superior. Then again, the life of a Witcher he had enlightened her to didn't seem so glamorous, so maybe it shouldn't have been that surprising. Regardless, her expression when he turned to her was a mix of confusion and intrigue - advanced technologies she had never heard of before, for Valsheria was incredibly lacking in such things.

"I do not need much, truly." She said, obviously hesitant to get anything from the bracelet and the Augur associated with it. And while she may have lived amongst human nobles the past few decades, she hadn't always had the luxuries they offered. "'Tis more odd to think some do not know much, or anything at all of magic. Even common folk are aware of its existence." Terrified of it, usually, but people feared what they didn't understand and all that.

He likely wasn't talking to her, but Lioriley answered regardless: "Could you not simply ask those more accustomed to such things?"