It all started with a cup of tea, suddenly a young woman is thrown into a strange world of monsters, magic, and the most dangerous of all, Witchers. She is discovered by one such Witcher and is taken in by him, his strange yellow eyes pulling her farther into this strange world than she ever thought possible. The young woman will be forced to make choices that she cannot comprehend, with not only the fate of The Continent, but her whole world at stake. Will she choose to fight, or flee...? This fic is based on events during "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" it is not based on the show though it does have some of the shows elements. I also draw inspiration from the books so there are book elements as well. As much as I love Henry Cavill, this book is strictly based on the video game version of Geralt. #1 in TheWitcher tag #1 in fantasyfiction #1 in sorcery #1 in witchesancwizards #1 in geralt #1 in roach (This makes me deliriously happy!)

#1 Rank of Edward Kenway Upon the perilous waters of the Caribbean, the dreaded Jackdaw claims her dominance. The pirate captain that some believe to be the Devil himself looms at her helm. A soured crew of British sailors sneaked across the bloodied waters. The crew whispered that the Jackdaw would not the first pirate ship they would see upon the waters, but it would sure as a hell below be the last. Captain Edward James Kenway was a greedy pirate who sailed mercilously in search of a legend; Anna Freeman was a seductive master theif with a broken past. With Captain Kenway hell-bent towards discovering the Observatory, and Anna shackled into slavery, both their destinies seemed to be sealed. However, fate had a powerful storm upon her fingertips. What could possibly await them? "It's actually one of my favorite stories on Wattpad! It's actually inspired me to write my own!" moshingmermaid "This was a beautiful book and I could not put it down for one second. I was even reading it in class!" Ariel_Wild THIS WAS THE BEST BOOK EVER!" Monoski *Inspired four books* NOTE: Yes, this is a fan fiction, but it is told so that anyone can catch on very easily. One may find the story more suspenseful if they have not played the game.