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After surviving the Wild Hunt and saving the world from an eternal winter, Geralt de Riv continued to train his protégé, Ciri, to the hard job of Sorcerleur. On the trail of a strige terrorizing the vicinity of Novigrad, the apprentice monster hunter sought to know more about the creature. As she stopped to the Red capital, Geralt revealed to him the details of her last encounter with a strige on the side of Wyzima, a fight that almost cost her her life.
Back in Novigrad, Geralt agreed to protect the daughter from a notable assault by an overly enterprising sigher. The witch's mission ended when he discovered the lover's identity: it was Jaskier, a storyteller, troubadour and official columnist of the White Wolf saga. While Geralt enquired about Priscilla, the pretty heart soon presented her last find: a magic trunk, won during a game of gwent in Oxenfurt. US Content: - The Witcher Volume 4: Of Flesh and Flame (#1-4)
As monster attacks become increasingly rare, Geralt becomes difficult to live with his trade as a Witch. As he explores other career opportunities, he receives a request from the mayor of a small town whose children are regularly captured by foglets. Geralt plunges into the mysterious past of a grieving mother and her son kidnapped, oscillating between the stories of kidnapping and troubling visions. Struggling against his paranoia, his loss of confidence in him and his growing suspicions of the mayor of the city and his Mage, Geralt will have to rely on his intuition to solve this mystery... Contents: The Witcher: Fading Memories #1-4 Age: 12+
Known as a killer of unmistakable monsters, the witch Geralt is called in the city of Grimmwald. The theatre of strange events, there are noises that a werewolf is wandering around, while the arrival of three wealthy sisters would have turned the poor city into a popular tourist destination. A change that does not please all the inhabitants. Driven by fear and anger, new enemies appear, when they are not monsters. With a great mystery and a beast to shoot, the Bard Jasquier could well find the inspiration necessary to write the ideal ballad. Contents: - The Witcher: The Ballad of Two Wolves #1-4