The mug would start crying if it had the capability, all it wants is for its contents to be consumed. But it stays floating nearby, just in case Garrot changes his mind.

The Wizard, meanwhile, seems unaffected by Garrot's disgusted comment. Because she has an unfortunate answer for him in this moment:

"He can do his magic as easily as thinking. I can't kill him until the final day, what happens between now and then is unknown." It's not a hopeful explanation, instead uh... kinda dismal and bad. But she delivers it without emotion, utterly monotone. Like a robot.