"The Six Nations is a pleasant distraction, to be honest, and it's nice to meet up with the squad," said the veteran of 83 caps.
"The Ospreys have decided they want me to go on to the transfer list and seek alternative employment next season. But I don't want to go into the detail of it. That's their decision."
Llewellyn has more pressing concerns - namely Scotland in Cardiff this weekend.
"It's just important that I have a responsibility to the boys in the Welsh squad to be switched on and focus on the job in hand and what is going on here.
"I still want to play rugby and I still feel I've got two years left in me."
Llewellyn, who found himself surplus to requirements at The Gnoll along with fellow Wales international Gavin Thomas, hopes his country can come up with even better performances than the ones they produced in the World Cup.
"What we have got to learn to deal with as players is that with the performances in the World Cup come a higher expectation," he said.
"It brings a different type of pressure. As much as the Welsh public probably enjoyed the last two games of the World Cup, they'll only put up with the performances for so long.
"They'll expect wins - and no doubt they will expect one on Saturday."
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