The Witcher Age: Origins
Using a portal created by the Sorceress Yennefer, a mistake in magic ends up sending the witcher Geralt to a new world, and he finds himself caught in a plot where his ability to slay monsters may be the only salvation of humanity threatened by the Blight.
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