Lady of the Lake

Lady of the lake. Lukewarm. ... It was such a bad ending.

And I don't think this one disappointedme more so than I was already being disappointed. But alas, as I was told it continues to strayaway from the found familyness of Geralt of Rivia and his crew, and focuses on therandom economics of a country that I do not remember the name of but I spent 45 minuteslearning about its economics, which some people will probably love.

it's written incredibly well the character work is phenomenal all of that is up to par with the previous Witcher books that being said I can already tell Lady of the lake is gonna be a book I have changing opinions on over time there is some of the best catharsis reached in a book I have read within this story that being said this also has some of the most just and this happens because plot needs it to happen I've ever seen in The Witcher series

in the end of Lady of the lake ciri sort of kind of gives geralt and yennefer a she gives them an opportunity and it's really unclear and it's great and it was it was really nice because they totally deserved it