[ Blake agrees to stay, but skedaddles before Jaskier can talk him into a second drink, certain enough that all that charm would make its way through his poor defenses. It's a good time, though, and in parting, Blake agrees to stop by Jaskier's on his way out of town to accept messages for the Witcher and to carry along anything else that might be needed.
He arrives early, some time after the baker up the street from his place begins selling his breakfast wares. Blake's recent obsession with the guy's morning buns means that he's bought a pair to share with Jaskier (as well as one for Dean, who he's slated to meet fairly readily after he finishes here with the bard).
And thus he knocks, suspecting his appearance is battling with any number of late nights the other man has had in the name of celebrity. Does that give him reason to behave? Not quite. There's a schedule to keep and he'd already said he'd be by, so Jaskier will get a knock or two, and if it takes more than that, Blake is not beyond tossing stones at the second floor windows like some ruffian asking a co-conspirator to join the action. ]
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He arrives early, some time after the baker up the street from his place begins selling his breakfast wares. Blake's recent obsession with the guy's morning buns means that he's bought a pair to share with Jaskier (as well as one for Dean, who he's slated to meet fairly readily after he finishes here with the bard).
And thus he knocks, suspecting his appearance is battling with any number of late nights the other man has had in the name of celebrity. Does that give him reason to behave? Not quite. There's a schedule to keep and he'd already said he'd be by, so Jaskier will get a knock or two, and if it takes more than that, Blake is not beyond tossing stones at the second floor windows like some ruffian asking a co-conspirator to join the action. ]