Ice and Fire
Anya, a sorceress unaware of her gifted potential, flees Aretuza: the largest magic organization on the Continent. Her head is put up for grabs and her power is coveted by all the Kings, who plan to start a war. Geralt of Rivia, a powerful wizard and bounty hunter, sets out on a journey to kill Anya before her power is taken into the wrong hands. In a world surrounded by chaos and destruction, there is a collision between these two worlds, which will change the history of humanity forever. (You don't need to know The Witcher to read)
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