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Eile, once a elite Guard of the Raven, sat in a low-lit tavern far from the golden spires. She wasn’t holding a blade; she was holding a lute. To the patrons, she was "The Lark," a nomad with a voice that could soothe a wyvern. But her eyes stayed fixed on the door. She knew the golden age was a thin veneer. The kingdoms were rotting from within, fueled by the ego of mages who played with the fabric of reality.

"The mages are opening doors they can’t close, Lark," Fjall rumbled, his voice like grinding stones. "I’ve seen the flickers in the air. Rifts. Something is looking back at us from the other side." th3-w-t-h3r-bi00d-0r-g-n-01e01-720p-h3vc-x265-h-nd-3ng-mkv

Eile struck a dissonant chord. "Then let it look. Maybe the world needs a monster to remind us why we used to be heroes." Eile, once a elite Guard of the Raven,

In the shadows of the corner, Fjall of the Dog Clan watched her. They were supposed to be enemies—their clans had been locked in a blood feud for generations. But a shared exile makes for strange bedfellows. But her eyes stayed fixed on the door

The air in the Elven capital of Xin’trea didn’t smell of magic yet—it smelled of stagnant peace and the copper tang of hidden daggers. Long before the Conjunction of the Spheres, before humans crawled onto the shores or monsters fell from the sky, the world belonged to the Elder Blood.

The age of Elven supremacy was ending. The age of the Conjunction—and the bloody birth of the first Witcher—was about to begin.

That night, the sky didn't turn dark; it turned bruised. A tear opened above the palace, a shimmering geometric void that defied the laws of nature. It wasn't just a doorway; it was a collision. As the first screech of a creature never before seen in this world echoed through the streets, Eile dropped her lute and drew a blade hidden beneath the floorboards.