"Of course I was," Childermass will admit to that much. Just like he can figure Lambert isn't easily insulted, he also figures he isn't easily fooled, at least not in that case. "But that doesn't mean I should have. I do not care to find myself so caught off-guard and I can't imagine you liked that part any better than I did."

He won't harp on about the consequences, because who cares? He got drunk, he went on about something to Strange that Strange wasn't meant to know, now he's almost certain the England he'll be returning to once his contract is up will be changed somehow. The worst the witcher probably has is complaints about being hungover.

In any case, he finally does glance back towards the campfire off down the shore, then over towards Lambert again.

"But since you're planning on being kind enough to return the necklace," and he says kind in the most sarcastic way humanly possible. "Fine. You are welcome to use my fire, just try not to burn those."