"So, those unfortunate human companions are... what, victims or something?" He says it neutrally, curiously - the guy not killing the shit out of him's still a surprise, so he's not about to expect a witcher to see the whole thing the way he does. And it's important to sound neutral, anyway, try and get an honest answer so he can guess at where he's going to stand with this guy once the witcher finds out about Bull. If he's going to have to keep this dry spell going the whole time they know each other - not that that's going to be too tough, with things like they are - and if he's going to have to avoid him if they ever see each other after this. Not killing someone when they're in front of you having a conversation and being cool with the stuff they do afterward can be two totally different things, and it's pretty important that Bull figure out if that's the case here. The witcher's relaxed, but surely that only really goes so far. "The way I hear it, they usually really want to be there."


(ooc: This might turn into them talking about consent, if that ends up not being where you want it to go let me know and I can edit)