I haven't read Witcher books but I do have a couple of questions. Ciri has Elder Blood and she wants to become a witcher - I can understand that: she hopes it will deaden her painful recollections and help her become more insensitive and strong enough to take a stand for herself. But what about Vesemir? He is willing to create new witchers and agrees to converse Ciri when she insists to be the first candidate. Forget the books - let's just consider the facts: there're no female witchers at Kaer Morhen, and they say very few boys managed to survive the conversion. What if she dies and Vesemir loses his only source of the ingredient for mutagen used to create witchers? What if her blood is not suitable to make mutagen after her conversion? His decision makes no sense.
The idea that the monoliths are gateways is kinda derivative. I do know how Conjunction of the Spheres worked but I don't really get Istredds explanation.
The moment when Yen rescues Jaskier from Rience doing her fire-blower trick was cool.
The idea that the monoliths are gateways is kinda derivative. I do know how Conjunction of the Spheres worked but I don't really get Istredds explanation.
The moment when Yen rescues Jaskier from Rience doing her fire-blower trick was cool.