“That there are fewer and fewer monsters.” “How much of the rumors about you witchers is true?” “Why don't you say anything?” he asked indistinctly, swallowing. Nivellen took the partridge from the dish, put it between his jaws and crunched it like a piece of toast, bones cracking as they were crushed between his teeth. Do have some partridge before it's completely cold.” I’ve heard it said it's high time someone started hunting witchers, as there are fewer and fewer monsters and more and more witchers. They're turned into monsters in order to kill other monsters. They're taught to kill, and all human feelings and reactions are trained out of them.
The ones who survive become witchers themselves, sorcerers with inhuman powers. “And what are you in the habit of doing? I’ve heard about witchers-they abduct tiny children whom they feed with magic herbs. It'll be interesting to see how you manage the next one. “One has to admit you can answer questions without using many words. “Yeeees,” said Nivellen slowly, digging at the corner of his jaws with his claw. He was watching the monster with a smile. Geralt, steadying the carafe's pewter stopper with his thumb, poured himself some wine, took a sip and leaned back into his chair. It's about the journey rather than the end, anyway. Thus, it begins where they end with some pretty big spoilers about everything.
Take note, also, I'll be completely uncaring about spoilers here because the video games start as an alternate universe sequel to the books. I'm going to be reading the English-translated novels rather than the fan-translated ones, I welcome anyone who is familiar with either the games, books, or NOT AT ALL to this thread too. I've meant to do a WIR of it for years, actually, but events have been preventing me from doing so.
#Which reward for old habits die hard witcher 1 series#
I'm still enjoying my Wheel of Time thread and doing it, but I thought I would also try to take on reading this series as well. This strikes me as very much being a "No True Scotsman" sort of Geek cred violator. I'm a huge fan of The Witcher series but I'm irritatingly one of the ones who is only familiar with the video games, so I'm not a fan of the literary Witcher series.
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