While on the run from the Brotherhood of Sorcerers, Cahir is cursed and Yennefer has to take care of him. Jaskier helps. (Companion piece to "On the Run", a Witcher S2 fic)

Geralt, Yennefer, and Jaskier all agree to give Ciri a month in Kaer Morhen to rest and recover. A lot can change in a month. Or, getting together, one irritatingly-catchy song at a time. Post-s2. Geralt/Yennefer/Jaskier.

Geralt catches Jaskier writing something in his notebook that does not look like a poem.

Jaskier receives a letter. Unfortunately, it is neither from a fan nor a love letter. How fortunate that Yennefer is there to help the bard with the repercussions.

Jaskier has a Valentine's date - but of course, nothing goes according to plan.

A collection of my entries for the Witchery Yuletide Calendar 2024 event on tumblr. Mostly fluff, some adventure (and perhaps a pinch of mild spice). Characters: Jaskier, Regis, Zoltan, Geralt, Yennefer, Ciri, Lambert, Vesemir, Coen, Cahir, Gallatin, Radovid, Tissaia, Angoulême, Milva, Nimue, Stribog, Esmeralda (the cat)

Julian Alfred Pankratz de Lettenhove dans une chambre d'auberge de troisième catégorie avec un mal de tête infernal, un mal de gorge, un nouveau tatouage, tout un tas de feuilles blanches éparpillées autour de lui et une mémoire totalement vide de souvenirs. Première étape : trouver où se poser, réunir de l'argent et découvrir qui est Julian. Ensuite, trouver une magicienne.

With Geralt gone for the evening, Regis has nobody to play chess with but himself. Until Cahir s him.

Takes place in Season 3 of The Witcher. Writing prompt 5 days of snow

At Kaer Morhen, Cahir tells Ciri something that makes her scream ...

What the fuck, Cahir thinks when he opens his eyes. It is the only somewhat coherent thought he can string together before his mind goes totally blank at the sight of the creature leaning over him. And where is Gallatin?

Ensembles de textes courts et de défis sur The Witcher qui nous plonge dans un moment d'histoire ou dans les pensées des personnages.

One thing Jaskier is good at is bring light in people's heart. This is a collection of moments when he does that. Emotions, feelings but not dwelling on the hurt more on the healing part. S2 and forward. [Multi POV]

Aucun monstre à l'horizon, aucune présence suspecte... et pourtant, quelque chose clochait, Geralt en était persuadé.

Ciri time travels to the future and finds herself in the middle of a funfair.

While the Hansa (Geralt, Jaskier, Regis, Milva & Cahir) is on their journey searching for the druids of Caed Dhu, Jaskier goes missing. Geralt is worried, very worried.

Ciri has a bad nightmare. Yennefer wants to help, yet somehow she makes things worse, much worse. Fortunately, Geralt and Vesemir know what to do. (Set shortly after the end of S2 and the fight at Kaer Morhen) For Whumptober 2024

After a nice afternoon outside in the sun, it is time for a reconvalescent Cahir to get back to bed. Coën is happy to help. Sequel to "Milva at Kaer Morhen" focusing on the budding relationship between Coën and Cahir.

On the first of November, Jaskier wakes up in his bedroom at Kaer Morhen and notices that several of his things have gone missing. Is Lambert playing tricks on him?

Geralt is hurt. Yennefer and Jaskier take care of each other while they wait for him to heal.

It is quiet. Not a single sound. Eerie. Absolute silence. But should he not hear twigs crunching under the soles of his boots? The autumn wind whispering in the trees' orange and yellow leaves that lend a golden glow to the picturesque landscape? Birds twittering in the bushes and sheep bleating in the distant meadows? How can there be this deep and utter silence? Why is he alone?

Jaskier has a terrible nightmare. Geralt soothes him. But was it really just a nightmare?

After a successful hunt, Geralt and Jaskier stay the night at a tavern. Exhausted, the Witcher falls asleep, but Jaskier cannot just yet. Too many feelings. For 2024

Libérer Cahir aura des conséquences. Et Tissaia n'a plus qu'une hâte: revoir sa protégée et constater où la destinée l'a menée.

-Est-ce mal d'en vouloir à un mort ?