Vesemir is in the great hall, arguing with Coën and Lambert about divying up the day's work.

"If you wanted to skip out on chores, you should have joined your brother in hunting for Eskel's leshen." He says. "But you didn't want to do that because it's too cold and it's too wet, you said. So you can stay nice and warm and dry in here. Cleaning equipment and inventorying alchemical supplies. Or you can-- oh what now?" The old wolf turns his attention to Jaskier when the bard careens into the hall. "What's wrong with you, boy?"