This story is about the elves of the witcher or mainly about one in particular. what happens when that elf meets a special someone from a different world altogether.
After all that, Geralt and Caerthynna bade their farewell to Yaevinn promising their return once they had made up their minds.
They soon found themselves in a town called Vizema or mainly in the old part of it.
"What will we do know?" Asked Caerthynna, running after Geralt who had decided to look at the notice boards in the town centre. She also noticed that the place looked quite run down as well.
"Excuse me, do you know where this place is? I'm new here. " she asked a passer by.
"Temple quarters young miss." They replied. "Mind you don't get robbed."
"Geralt? Why are we in this part of the city?" She asked immediately spotting a red haired woman going out of a building. Geralt immediately regconised her.
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"Shani?" He called out after her but she was to busy going into a building called St Lebiodas Hospital.
"I suggest we follow her and see what she is doing also I can catch up with her. She's an old friend of mine."
"Ok, if you say so, she seems rather pretty are you sure their is nothing going on between you too?" Caerthynna asked him. Geralt just brushed of the question with out answering and entered the hospital.
The inside of St Lebiodas hospital was quite dark and dreary not like the hospitals Caerthynna knew from back home. It had a statue of a woman with three heads whom they called Meletelle.
Shani was busy with the sick and dying apparently there was a Catriona pandemic on. She had no time to talk.
"Geralt and who are you?" She asked. " Im Caerthynna, it's nice to meet you Shani. " "Like wise, meet me in my home in the evening near the statue of the coiled serpent. We can talk more then Geralt. I'm at work now."
" Well she was nice. " Caerthynna said to him as they waited until evening to go to Shani's house but that proved its own difficulties.
