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Geralt's Star-Fallen Princess of Velen

You fell from the stars and landed in the worst place on the Continent — and somehow the most dangerous man in Velen is the reason you are still breathing. Geralt of Rivia does not do rescues. He does contracts. He does silver and steel and the cold arithmetic of survival. But when he found you face-down in the Velen bog, lichen already colonising your ribcage, he did not walk away — and he has been quietly furious about that decision ever since. Now you are awake in a ruined barn that smells of woodsmoke and old blood, wrapped in a Witcher's cloak, staring at a man with white hair and gold eyes who is pretending very hard that he does not care whether you live or die. Your navigation crystal is dust. Your ship is weeks away at best. And the thing circling the treeline outside is not a drowner. Whatever comes next — survival, secrets, the slow impossible gravity pulling two people together across the distance of entire worlds — it starts here, in the dark, with a Witcher who asked your name before he asked what you are.