The whole prison escape moment was meant, I guess, to make Yennefer a bit more likeable on a surface level. Look, look, she cares sometimes!
I do think it was a bit exaggerated, her crumbling to the floor and mewling over Sheala, but whatever. I guess I just don't buy into anything that presents these women as Yennefer's friends. And I don't think Yennefer, never the most soft-hearted in general, would have any sympathy for them, given how they acted in the past and how they only have themselves to blame for their respective predicaments.
Yeah, but those women were work colleagues for her and after a couple of years you are at least on friendly terms with them, unless they are really idiots like Philippa. She knew some of those women for more than 50-80 years, even grew up with some of them.
Triss and Keira weren't also the biggest friends, yet Triss asks Geralt to help her to get Keira down from the stake, if Keira decided to go to Radovid and you couldn't convince her otherwise.
Triss does that for Keira, even though she didn't need to, even though they haven't had the best relationship, she did it, because it was the right thing to do.
The same amplies for Yennefer, she grants Sheala's last wish because out of respect and sympathy.
It is true that pretty much none of those sorceresses were really good friends to her, except for Rita and once upon a time even Triss, but that doesn't mean she doesn't care at all. Only few like Philippa can probably go to hell.
She even cares for Triss despite knowing what she did in the past (in the books) and what she did to Geralt in the games. If you show Philippa's crystal to Yennefer and you meantion that you want to give the crystal to Radovid, Yennefer says it is a very bad idea, because that would not only harm Philippa, but also Triss and her. Her first thought went to Triss and only then to herself. If she didn't care about her, she wouldn't have mention her here.
Despite what Triss did, Yennefer still invited her to Kaer Morhen. Sure, they might never be the same old good friends they were, but from all the sorceresses I think those two are probably the only ones (except for Rita), who would care at all about anyone else.
And just a fun fact, Yennefer prevented once a pogrom and even saved the life of an unborn child once, so yeah, she
does care a lot about others, more than you think. She just doesn't show it to everyone, because she doesn't need to proof anything.
She was told in her younger years that this is a weakness, that others can use that against her and yet she still did those things.
Unfinished business with Ciri - Part 20.5 Interlude
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nz6PJO8g21M
Not much going on here except for that small change we got due to the patch. We see for the first time Ciri taking a stance in the whole Yennefer/Geralt relationship, at least it is something ._.
Ciri: You know… perhaps it's not my concern, but… I'm glad you and Yennefer have ended up together.
Me too.
Ciri: You took your time.
Hm. Guess we both needed a while to grapple with it.
Ciri: So what was it like? You know, when the wish lost its hold. What did you feel?
Hmm. Well, there we were, the two of us, on the mountain top. I looked at her, and…
And felt like I was exactly where I was supposed to be. At long last.
"at long last" yeah, took you long enough CDPR for that...
I don't like how the wish is once again a topic of this, because the god damn wish doesn't mean anything in their relationship, but hey, Ciri supports Geralt & Yennefer, which is nice for once ._.
But still, even evil Yennefer had plans for Ciri.
Bullshit
The only plan Yennefer ever had for Ciri was to enlist her as a student at Aretuza to learn proper magic and how to deal with her own abilities. How the heck is that an evil plan ?!?!
It's like saying sending Harry Potter to Hogwarts is a bad idea, wtf.
If Yennefer were accompanying them, she would have told her, but CDPR didn't let her participate in it ._.
I wished Yennefer went with them, just like they did in the books ._. there is no reason at all why Yennefer wouldn't want to accompany them, especially after everything that happened.
It's astoundish how similar some events in the game are to the books, but they leave Yennefer almost every time out of it ._.
I know, I know, it's a game and the focus is on the player, it's still heartbreaking ._.
But hey, now finally something about those three together, wished we could have seen more like this:
Meeting the Lodge - Part 21
or
the updated version (still the same though).
Geralt!
What is it?
Nothing just yet, but something's afoot. Philippa and Margarita want to speak to me.
They don't bite.
Then talk to them. Not like they're out to bite you.
If they do, I'll bite back.
So what's the problem?
I bet they have plans for me. And they're deigning to inform me of them.
You'll do fine on your own.
Got nothing to be afraid of. Just go, listen to what they have to say.
And if they try to force me into something?
Can't believe you'd ever let them.
Margarita's only ever cared about your education. Doubt she'll try to drag you into politics.
Philippa's tougher. Plays a mean game, but ultimately respects those who hold to their views.
If she makes you an offer, and you firmly turn it down, she'll respect that.
Thanks, Geralt.
Well, go. Don't give 'em any more time to strategize.
Not going with her?
Can't hold her hand if they're gonna take her seriously.
True. Good decision.
Yennefer awknowledges that Geralt did something right !!!
So she does that,
if Geralt does something right, however that's rarely the case
Don't worry, she'll be fine.
Relax, she'll be fine.
Rita won't hurt her, but Philippa… She can be ruthless.
Ciri's been in tougher situations and come out of them all right.
True, we managed to instill some principles, skills that have helped…
Exactly, so there's nothing to be afraid of.
Of course.
I'll just have a peek.
Finally. Thought you didn't have the gall.
Finally. Thought you wouldn't do it, didn't have the gall.
Lemme see.
Lemme have a look.
In your dreams.
What do you see?
Philippa pontificating. Ciri pacing wall to wall.
She's stopped.
She's saying something.
Philippa's turned pale!
Bravo, Ciri!
That's my Ciri. Probably gave her an earful.
Quiet! Here she comes.
So?
You were eavesdropping.
Yes.
No.
You haven't changed a bit.
If you wanna be alone…
If you wanna be alone for a while, to digest, process…
Yes. I shall go for a walk. I must unwind.
Remember, we need to go to Skellige. Avallac'h awaits at the port.
I remember. I'll be there soon.
See, that's what I love about them and I think in scenes like these CDPR really outdid themselves. It's not necessary the lovey-dovey stuff, though that's great too, but it's stuff like this that makes them so great as a couple, as a family. I could see this short scene thousand times and wouldn't get bored of it.
It's just a shame we didn't see such things more often in the game.
You can feel how worrying Yennefer is nonetheless and no matter how
cool Geralt plays it, he also wants to know what's going on. It really felt like parents caring for their daughter.
Only adding my signature to that scene would have made it even more awesome
And again someone says how they haven't changed a bit, thank goodness they didn't :heart: well, Ciri did a bit...
Sailing to Skellige - Part 22
Philippa: Yennefer, if this is untrue…
It's true.
Help protect Ciri from the Wild Hunt, and the emperor will grant you amnesty.
Margarita: I hope we can trust you.
You can.
Philippa: What of Fringilla?
That I don't know… But I shall take it up with him.
You've barely said hello and you're already plotting something.
It's clearly in our nature.
Secured them amnesty? Really?
I hear right? You convince the emperor to pardon them?
Provided they help us defend Ciri.
Hmm… Got a hard time believing emperor'd go in for a deal like that.
If you can't believe it, don't. I don't need you to.
What was that bit about Fringilla?
Bit about Fringilla - what was that? Triss told me you couldn't contact her.
Perhaps because she sits in the emperor's dungeon, chained in dimeritium.
At least that's what Rita implied.
Emperor hid that from you?
Hmm… Take it the emperor forgot to tell you about this?
I don't like it. That was not our deal. When it's all over, I'll need to have a candid discussion with the emperor.
Come, they're all waiting for us.
Sounds fair to me, they need the help of the Lodge, but they need some kind of bargain for that. Getting amnesty by Emhyr is exactly that. It's a necessary evil they have to do.
Well, that settles the question of His Imperial Majesty's whereabouts.
Ciri: Does he aim to conquer Skellige? But he knows… those are my friends!
He wishes to grant you the isles. With Cintra… and the rest of the empire.
There is an upside to all this.
Ciri: Is that so?
Avallach: The emperor will have to help us fight the Hunt. And we've just found Fringilla Vigo.
Ciri: We must hurry and find the Sunstone. Seems we've plenty to do in Skellige after that.
Fringilla Vigo - we need her here.
Can you teleport me onto the emperor's ship?
Can you teleport me onto Emhyr's ship?
Not a chance. It's better shielded than the emperor's alcove.
Though we could try to force our way through…
Avallach: We need Fringilla in one piece.
They know we're here?
Think they know we're here?
Emhyr's mages? Of course.
If the matter of Fringilla Vigo were resolved, they'd probably just send her over here in a skiff.
It's far from resolved. The emperor pledged to ensure the Lodge's safety, but…
Fringilla is a pricklier matter. She's his subject, one officially sentenced to death for treason.
You'll need to learn what Emhyr has planned for her - once we've found a way to toss you over to the imperial flagship.
Get on Emhyr's ship myself.
I'll get on the emperor's ship myself.
Plan to swim? With swords on your back? You'll get shot up like a sitting duck before you can say "The White Flame Dancing on the Graves of His Foes."
Don't panic. He'll find a way.
Make your approach by night, you'll stand a better chance then. Once you're on board…
Show His Imperial Majesty this letter. Hand it to him directly. We should remind him what he promised, and what he’ll get in return.
Heh, guess someone knows Geralt better
She has complete trust in him and knows what he is capable of, we already saw that after Imlerith and here again.
It is also worth mentioning that Triss is quite upset about Ciri's and Geralt's solo adventure, while Yennefer trusted him, why? Because she knows him good enough as we can see here again.
Don't even know what the Sunstone is.
At the moment we don't even know what the Sunstone is.
Avallach: It was created so the Mountain Elves could summon the vessels of the Aen Elle. Now it merely serves as a symbol of a lost opportunity to unite the two tribes…
Avallach: Truly? Can all of you be unfamiliar with the story of Gealbhan and Dillian of the White Fleet?
I love Elven legends, let's hear it.
Tell us, please. Absolutely love elven legends.
Avallach: Gealbhan was a Sage of the Alder Elves. He fell in love with an Aen Seidhe elf - Dillian. Yet she spurned him.
Ciri: Ahem. That was a jest on Geralt's part?
Avallach: Too late. It won't hurt any of you to know this. On the day the White Fleet was to set sail, Gealbhan gave Dillian a gift - the Sunstone.
Avallach: He believed Dillian's heart would soften in time.
Avallach: Once her longing for him burgeoned, she was to use the Sunstone. Though worlds away, he would return for her.
Sounds promising. Let's just hope this Sunstone proves more useful to us than it did to that elf woman.
I'm more interested in how to use it.
What I wanna know is if we'll be able to use the Sunstone.
Avallach: You? No. Me? Naturally.
Avallach: With a touch of help from the sorceresses.
Of whom some are below deck vomiting, while others remain unreachable.
We're sure the Sunstone's in Skellige?
The Sunstone's in Skellige? How do we know that?
Avallach: From legends. Elven ones. It lies where the White Fleet landed centuries ago.
Meaning anywhere on any one of the Isles. Splendid…
Ermion - I'll talk to him.
Know where he is?
I'll ask around the port. Crach's longships are moored there.
I'm off.
I'm off.
Ciri: Good luck.
The new additional dialogue lines are also in this video, you can either
watch it here again (and read the comments!) and/or
read my comment here, as I already adressed this and it still pisses me off that from all our,
my criticsm this is what ended up at CDPR and made it in the patch.
Sigh, I still hope Blood and Wine will have something in petto for me, for
them, but to be honest I think not hoping for it anymore is actually better for me in the end, so I don't get disappointed again like with the patch, sadly.
All the more we should be happy about what we got, since this isn't so bad either, it's actually really good, even though it could be even better.
Meeting Emhyr & Fringilla - Part 22.5 Interlude
https://youtu.be/6GgcEGFl2Ts
again for the sake of completeness.
Emhyr's laboratory - Part 23
Yay, another family quest, one of the very few nonetheless...
Going somewhere?
Ciri says there's a site in Skellige we must examine. Avallac'h's clearly hiding something from us.
Earlier, when we were in the Isles together, Avallac'h mentioned a laboratory.
At one point, he wished to teleport there… to retrieve something. And he refused to take me with him. It was all very strange…
Sufficiently suspicious, don't you think?
Yes, sufficiently.
So what? Wanna just sneak in and root around?
Exactly. Coming with?
Fine. Where is it?
On a small isle between Undvik and Spikeroog.
Not exactly on our way. Just found out the Sunstone's on Ard Skellig. Cavern along the coast, that we can only access from the sea.
Gonna need some real magic to get in, too.
Philippa: Go find this laboratory. I will explore Ard Skellig. You can join me later.
Philippa, your eyesight - only just recovered and magically simulated. Didn't you say you'd need some time to get accustomed?
Philippa: Did I?
I'd forgotten how irritating she can be. Come, Ciri.
We'll await you there.
Entrance is very well protected. I believe we'll find something interesting inside…
How will you lift the barrier?
Atlan Kerk's inclusion should do the trick. Remember the spell?
I remember you teaching me. And to think I thought you an overbearing, cold shrew at the time.
Now, now. This is no time to get soppy.
Huh, a reference to Yennefer and Ciri past? Why not more often?
So? Any incriminating letters? Closets full of skeletons?
We've not even opened the door yet.
It's a highly complex magic barrier. Let's try…
Geata'ar ligen!
We've awoken the sentry.
I'll take care of him.
Let's see what Avallac'h's really planning…
Pretty cozy. Doesn't look much like a lab at all.
That proves nothing. We must look around.
It's a bit low, isn't it? Rummaging through his papers?
You wished to come, my dear.
Portrait of Ciri, I think.
No, that's not me. Where's the scar?
It's definitely you. Hm, really captured you.
Sure Avallac'h's only interested in you for your magic abilities?
Pfff. Very funny.
Look, Geralt.
It seems someone was literally just here…
An assistant, maybe?
Avallac'h's assistant, maybe?
No, somehow doesn't seem like Avallac'h to have one.
Hm. A distillate? Smells like…
Verbena.
A-ha.
"A-ha" what?
No, nothing.
Sometimes you really get on my nerves, you know?
Herbs. Not very incriminating.
Wait. We've not examined the entire laboratory yet.
I have to be honest here, usually I have an answer for most things concerning those three, but this verbena thing? I have absolutely no idea what they are talking about, so it would be really nice, if someone can enlighten me here, thanks in advance.
Yen…!
Genealogical chart of the Aen Hen Ichaer, the Elder Blood. From Lara Dorren…
To me. You never showed me the full version. I had no idea Videmont of Aedirn was an ancestor.
Was he the one who punished his daughters with a hot iron, or the one who had his own father's eyes gouged out?
Him of the daughters. My, even I'd never seen the full version.
Seems Avallac'h has analyzed all the paths of Lara's gene, even those we thought extinct.
Only analyzed?
He's only analyzing - really believe that? If he's anything like our mages, I seriously doubt he's standing back and observing how Lara's descendants are doing.
I don't think we'll ever know if or how deeply the elves have meddled in the gene's mutation.
Did you have a hand in… in what Geralt mentioned? The work of those human mages…
Of course not.
For some this "of course not" is a bit suspicious, however we discussed this long and exhausting once and no, Yennefer wasn't involved in this, simply because of her age. All of this probably happened more than 80-150 years ago, since only the oldest ones in the Lodge can even remember such thing anymore.
Sorcerers stopped meddling in the Lara bloodline long ago, before Yennefer had even the chance to be involved in it. However it is true that sorcerers meddle in marriages of the aristocracy, but that's a political thing. For example the Lodge had plans for Ciri whom she is suppose to marry, just like her grandmother Calanthe had and just like Emhyr had, that's nothing new.
In the books Yennefer still feels guilty for it, but not because of what she did, but because of what her own sorcerer guild did. She felt guilt, because her guild caused why Ciri had to suffer and that's why she wanted to keep her away from all of this in the end.
At the end of the books Yennefer and Ciri still meet the Lodge, but on their terms and not on the lodge's anymore.
Let's look at his notes.
Let's look at his notes.
Gods… he's spent over two centuries on this. He was the first to study Lara's gene. Falka… Mh, some entries about Ciri…
But it's here, later, that things get interesting. He actually tried to cultivate a genetic mix like Ciri's. But one excluding the human line.
Meaning what exactly? That I ought to be looking about for giant jars holding my siblings?
Don't be foolish! Avallac'h never got that far. Apparently, all his experiments ended in failure.
You are unique.
And that's why we've the Wild Hunt to contend with.
Let's ferret on - see if we can't find something even more interesting.
Someone's there. Beyond the door…
Elf: How did you get in here?
We mean no harm.
We mean you no harm.
Elf: I care not at all why you're here. Get out.
Ciri: You… I remember you. From Tir ná Lia.
Elf: Remarkable. I thought all elves looked alike to those of your race. If it's Avallac'h you seek, he's not here.
Ciri: I know.
Elf: And yet you come here? What for? To spy on him? He tries his damndest to save you every time you do something stupid - is that not enough?
Ciri: What can you possibly know about that?
Elf: You'd be surprised. He's told me a great deal about you.
For example?
Like what?
Elf: He said you shared Lara's features - I don't see whatever it is he sees. It seems a bit like trying to drink water from a mud puddle.
Elf: But… I imagine that belief somehow helps him with his task.
What task?
Elf: Do you think he trails you everywhere for pleasure? Even I grow ill at the sight of you.
It's incredible how those like you still believe you're superior to humans - in any way.
Elf: She's no human. She's a degenerate half-breed. To have no choice but to use something like that - it's humiliating.
Another word and I'll--
Elf: What? You'll change nothing. She must do what she must. Then Avallac'h will finally be free of her.
Ciri: If he hates me so deeply, why didn't he tell me to my face?
He that important to you?
Avallac'h means that much to you?
What's that got do to with anything?
If they despise me so, they should leave me be!
Ciri…
What?! Do you fear I'll level this place like I did Kaer Morhen?
Shame I can't do that at will, because I'd really like to now!
Go for it.
Ha-rah!
Ugh!
Eeeeeeerrrgh!
Aaa-argh!
There. That's better. Let's get out of here.
:heart:
Yeah, that's the stuff
Sure, you could argue that original-Yennefer would not approve of this, since it is childish, but Yennefer changed and this is one of few moments you can see it. She is more open, more empathetic than in the beginning (of the game
or the books). She knows Ciri needed this, so she let her.
She understands it and even sympathize with them, as we can see in the last scene with Avallac'h's portray
It's a glimpse of the Yennefer, you rarely see in the wild. Someone you only see in the presence of those two she cares for.
She isn't angry with them, she actually smiles and is happy for Ciri.
Must we return to the boat right away?
Something else you wanna see?
Not here. On Hindarsfjall. In Lofoten. I met a young man, Skjall, and I'd like…
What is it?
Ciri, Skjall is dead.
The Wild Hunt… Everyone…? No one survived?
Skjall died later.
You sure it was him? You'd met him?
I was there. I saw his body.
Will you visit his grave with me? I'd like to… to say goodbye.
Yeah. I'll go with you.
I'll go with you.
Thank you.
Could you open a portal - to Hindarsfjall?
I can.
Let's go, Ciri.
Let's do this.
Come back soon, all right?
Mhm. See you.
Aaaand again, why didn't she go with them? Especially since it is Skjall, it would have been great to see Yennefer to have some kind of remorse for what she did to his body. She probably didn't expect that the local folk just threw him on a pile of garbage, which he didn't deserve, so she could have helped giving him a proper burial, it would have turned down the whole discussion about the necromancy by her,
sigh.
Philippa's comment on Geralt's relationship - Part 24
Couldn't help notice the tension between you and Yennefer and Triss. It's very hard on Ciri, I think.
There are times I doubt you three realize how it looks.
Triss plays the big sister to Ciri, but eagerly awaits a chance to hop in bed with you. You and Yennefer play the parents--
Yeah, so if you're angling to make it a fivesome, there's clearly no room.
...
There you are.
Yennefer must have tremendous pull with the emperor. To get him to guarantee the Lodge's safety? What's your take on it?
My take? Obviously a leading question. No "Geralt, I'm tired, let's sit and chat a bit" first?
Is foreplay that important to you?
Hash it out with Yennefer.
You oughta talk to Yennefer. Painfully clear there's unfinished business there.
Yennefer's always walked her own path. I'm actually touched she decided to take an interest in matters of the Lodge this time.
You don't trust her. So once the Hunt's defeated, leave, find asylum elsewhere. I hear Redania's offering.
I'd sooner stick my head in a zeugl's spiky orifice. Thanks, but I've other plans.
Not excited to work with the emperor?
You'll get to work with the emperor. Not excited?
No. I-I mean, yes, of course I am. Thus far the Lodge has oft banked on weak rulers. It's been one of our biggest mistakes
Hm… So you're impressed Emhyr keeps his mages on a short leash.
Yennefer's wise to keep you out of politics. I'm afraid you'd not realize which way the wind was blowing if you pissed straight into it.
Oh, you have no idea
Deal with Emhyr is sorceress business.
This deal with Emhyr - it's sorceress business. Pick someone else's brain.
So she's not told you anything? What about personal plans?
Has she mentioned anything? A possible advisory position? Beside a young, promising empress?
Stay away from Ciri.
She's an adult, Geralt. You keep forgetting. She can decide for herself.
So, onward?
That's interesting and giving my theory that Yennefer wants Ciri to be the next emperess some substance.
What if Yennefer wants Ciri to be the next emperess, because that's simply safer for her? Yennefer could be her advisor and help in political things.
However that's the old Yennefer we are talking about, the one Philippa knows, but she isn't anymore the same after what happened in the books and games, as we will see soon.
In my opinion Yennefer would rather see Ciri sitting on a throne than in a tavern, but she lets Ciri decide and doesn't decide for her anymore. Just like she did in the books at the end, she let Ciri speak and talk with the Lodge on her own, Yennefer was just there for support, nothing more.
Philippa is still thinking in the old fashioned political way, but Yennefer is already past that, she doesn't want to be involved in it anymore, she only wants what Ciri wants, whatever this might be.
Don't you think it's time you stopped interfering in Ciri's life?
No.
But you do know we're not a pack of wolves you can just drive away from her with your sword.
Sure you are, and yes, I can. If the need arises.
At laaaast…
Hand it over, and let's get outta here.
Not so fast. We've a matter to discuss.
Lemme guess - you gotta fly. You're about to tell me why you need the Sunstone so much more than we do. Then you'll change into an owl and - whoosh!
No idea where you got such a ridiculous notion. Ciri's safety is most important to me now.
But I wish to talk to you about the future. My future.
Heh, exactly that happened
Emperor's got plans for you - I'm sure of it.
Wouldn't worry. Emperor's got plans for you, I'm sure.
Stop playing the jester and listen to me carefully.
I recommend the alpine air of Nazair.
You'll like Nilfgaard - no two ways about it. I recommend the fresh alpine air of Nazair.
Hahah, and Yennefer claims you have no sense of humor. Now listen carefully.
Once we've defeated the Hunt and Ciri is safe, Yennefer's meteoric rise at the imperial court will come to an abrupt end.
Which is wonderful from my perspective. I'm not interested in reviving the Lodge if I'm not to have the deciding vote.
You're telling me this because…?
If I know even one bit, I expect that once we've defeated the Wild Hunt, you aim to slip out the back door, with Ciri… to disappear into the wilds, correct?
All very romantic, but perhaps instead of destroying the girl's life,
you could take Yennefer with you. And go.
Oh, don't worry, I will, I will at last
You want to take Yen's place beside Emhyr.
You wanna take Yen's place at Emhyr's side.
And at Ciri's.
I think you understand it's inevitable. And I would truly prefer Yennefer to be far away when it happens.
Holding her in the imperial dungeon would be costly. And it would give the wrong impression.
Done? Can we go?
Any other words of wisdom? Or can we go?
You may go. I know you've things to do. I shall find my own way back.
See, Philippa doesn't understand what Yennefer is actually doing, helping Ciri and setting everything straight, to finish all of it for once and all. She thinks that Yennefer wants political control again, but that's not the Yennefer anymore she knew from the past.
If Ciri asks for Yennefer's help, she would gladly do so, but that's not the case. Yennefer will support Ciri in whatever she decides, no ulterior motives, nothing and yet Philippa is so deep into this political stuff, she can't see it. Why? Because she isn't a mother.
Preparation for the Final Battle - Part 25
Avallach: …You will position yourselves on the cliffs, here, here and--
Thank you. I believe we know how to form a circle.
Philippa: Even those of us who lack eyes for the moment.
Avallach: I simply wish to avoid-- Oh, Geralt. We were waiting for you.
Really? Looks like you started without me.
Really? Seems to me you'd started already.
Avallach: We were discussing questions of a magic nature. Nothing of great interest to you.
Right. 'Cause I'm just a simple witcher.
Don't worry. Simplicity has a charm all its own.
You were about to explain your plan.
Interesting enough, Yennefer says something different, if you decided to not continue their 20+ years relationship:
Simple, yet with so many complexes. Not now, Geralt.
A little bit annoyed by him
The next part is probably the most important one in the whole game for them (even for me personal), much more important than The Last Wish will ever be and since not much is coming after it anymore, I think it will be the last part of this project. I doubt Blood and Wine will have anything for them, so this is the end then ._.
