In the quiet seaside village of Willowmare, mornings begin with the smell of bread and salt, and secrets linger in the sound of the waves. Elara runs The Mariner's Quill, a tiny book-and-tea shop tucked between ivy and ocean air. Her days are filled with the rhythm of small joys-sketching by the window, baking rosemary loaves, writing letters she never sends, and trading stories with the eccentric villagers who drift through her door. But when a weathered parcel arrives-addressed to her long-lost parents and containing a journal whose ink seems to move on its own-Elara's tranquil life begins to shift. Pages change with the tides. A stranger arrives, carrying pieces of a forgotten song. And her black cat, Fig, seems to know far more than he lets on. As Elara unravels the mystery of her family's past, she's drawn toward a truth hidden beneath the waves-a truth about art, memory, and the fragile magic that binds them all. A tender, luminous tale of seaside mornings, quiet enchantments, and the beauty of ordinary days, The Mariner's Quill is a Ghibli-like journey through grief, love, and the small miracles that make a life worth remembering.

The monster hunter, the Butcher of Blaviken, the White Wolf, Geralt of Rivia, The Witcher. They say Witchers don't have human emotions but that changes when he meets a woman. A woman who isn't an ordinary woman. At first, he can't quite place what she is but when he finds out, his world changes. He knows how powerful she is and what she can do. She knows as much of her abilities but one extra thing... she can kill him in an instant.