Despite his melancholic mood, even Lucien could not help but let out a small laugh at the man's comment. 

[color=burlywood]"No, he would have been absolutely terrible at it."[/color] He said honestly. Even when he had attempted to make Faolan give it a try, it hadn't gone well. The man could hardly draw a straight line, so Lucien had stopped insisting, even if he had found it a little amusing.

His attention shifted as Geralt took the sketchbook from him, but made no attempt to stop him. He was a bit surprised to notice how he didn't seem to be straining his eyesight at all, despite the lingering darkness, but he didn't comment, and let the man look as he pleased. There was nothing in this particular sketchbook that he wouldn't want Geralt to see. He let out a small chuckle at the compliment, the sorrow in his eyes slowly dissipating as he was offered a distraction from his previous line of thoughts. 

[color=burlywood]"I'll withhold my response to your question. It's no fun if I give you all the answers is it? I [i]can[/i] tell you though, that while I consider myself humble, I might be able to give your dexterity a run for it's money."[/color] He said with a small smile. 

[color=burlywood]"Feel free to look through it, this one's dedicated to animals."[/color] He added, just in case the man was curious.