The second short story book Sword of Destiny from the Witcher series
Geralt of Rivia tries to avoid human disagreements, he is only interested in the bounties on the heads of monsters so that he has something to eat and a place to sleep the next day.
Nevertheless, his feet lead him to the witch Yennefer, to which the caster almost always pays the price. Whether he's hunting a dragon, helping a nobleman win a mermaid, or trapping a creature in the city that can shape-shift into anyone.
He discovers that nothing is black or white. And a fate he refuses to believe in is lurking from everywhere.
The dark forest of dryads unexpectedly connects him to his destiny, and no matter how hard Geralt tries, he cannot escape it.
Andrzej Sapkowski, the recipient of the World Fantasy Award for Lifetime Achievement, has created a worldwide phenomenon with his stories about the mysterious sorcerer, which, in addition to bookshelves and game consoles, has also conquered the television screens of fans around the world. The second short story book, Sword of Destiny, is a fantastic read about the wizard Geralt of Rivia as he battles demons, monsters and prejudice.
