Warning: Potential spoilers for The Witcher sequels.
that wizard Season three is Henry Cavill’s final installment as Geralt of Rivia, but there’s still much more to tell about the famous witcher.universe that wizard Best known for its adaptation of a video game, its popularity has grown even higher in recent years thanks to Netflix. Streaming Giant’s Adaptation that wizard It was quite successful, although it was not immune to criticism and controversy, one of the biggest being the departure of star Henry Cavill.
Henry Cavill plays Geralt of Rivia in Netflix series that wizard Famous, and his acting proved him to be the perfect choice for the role, even though the movie made a lot of changes to him and his story. Unfortunately, Cavill has announced his departure from the show, with season three being his last, and Netflix has announced that Liam Hemsworth will play Geralt in Geralt. that wizard season four. Although it is understandable that many viewers have dropped out that wizard There’s still a lot to tell about Geralt’s story after Season 3 ends, and here’s what happened to him after the events of Season 3.
Geralt fights Wilgforz after the coup in Sunnyd
During the Senid coup, Dijkstra, Philippa and their soldiers ambushed several magicians, intending to accuse them of conspiring with Nilfgaard, among them Wilgforz. However, Tishaya freed him and the other captured mages, giving them a chance to defend themselves, while also dispelling the force field within Aretuza that prevented the use of magic. Ciri escapes to the Tower of the Gull, and as Geralt pursues her, he meets Wilgforz. The mage again tries to invite Geralt to join him, but the witcher refuses, and a fight ensues.
Unfortunately, Geralt was defeated by Wilgeforz, who also severely injured the witcher. Not long after, Jaskill finds Geralt recuperating in the Broclaron Forest under the care of the Dryads, and tells him of recent catastrophic events: Aedirn, Livia, and Lyria fall to the Nilfgaardian invaders, King Foltest of Temeria makes a pact with Emhyr, and Francesca is also trapped in the forest. Become Dol Blathanna’s client queen.
Geralt and Ciri break up again
Geralt and Ciri finally entered that wizard Season 3, but the Sunnyd coup and other events separate them from the books. As mentioned above, Ciri fled to hide in the Tower of the Gull during the Senid coup, but Wilgefuzz and Geralt followed. After Geralt is defeated by Wilgfortz, Ciri escapes through an unstable portal, releasing a blast of energy that knocks down the tower and leaves Wilgfortz with a scar on his face. Ciri later joins the Rat Clan while Geralt recovers in Brokilon, but the witcher is determined to leave and find Ciri. After recovering, Geralt continued to search for Ciri, during which he was also separated from Yennefer.
Geralt officially takes the title “Rivia”
Geralt describes himself as the “Geralt of Rivia”, despite not being born in Rivia. It is not clear where Geralt was born, but he grew up in Kaer Morhen in the kingdom of Kaedwen after being abandoned by his mother and adopted by Vesemir. Vesemir told the young witcher that in order for potential customers to become more trustworthy, they should have a surname, so Geralt added “Livia” to his last name. In the events of the novel baptism by fireGeralt and his companions participate in the Battle of the Yaruga River Bridge, where they save Queen Mif (ruler of Lyria and Rivia). After the battle, the queen knighted Geralt and officially granted him the title “Livia”.
Geralt forms a new team
After recovering, Geralt and Jaskill continue their search for Ciri, meeting new allies along the way. Geralt eventually forms a very diverse but interesting group, starting with Milva, a skilled archer introduced to him by the Dryad Queen in Brokilon Forest; Cahill tracked down Geralt and was interceded by Milva; Regis, a vampire with very useful medical skills; Angoulême, a former member of the Nightingale’s Gang, a brutal and irreverent group, hired by Shruh to assassinate Geralt; and Jaskill, of course.
Unfortunately, not all survived the quest to find and rescue Ciri. Geralt, Milva, Regis, Cahill and Angoulême leave after overhearing a conversation that Wilgforz’s location has been exposed, while Jaskill stays. Geralt and the others storm the castle and free Yennefer, but Milva and Angoulême are killed, while Cahill is killed by Bonhardt, who is later killed by Ciri. Regis confronts and is killed, but Geralt avenges and eventually kills the Wilgfords.
Geralt meets Bloodborne’s Avalakh
in the events of the novel Swallow TowerGeralt meets the characters the audience met in the prequel miniseries The Witcher: Bloodborne: Avallac’h, an elf capable of traveling between the worlds of Aen Elle and Aen Seidhe. Avallacq tells Geralt about Islin’s prophecy (which is why Francesca and her men pursue Ciri) and how it heralds the end of the world. Avallacq also tells Geralt that he can’t find Ciri, because whatever happens, whatever has to happen will happen, but Geralt doesn’t listen and remains committed to finding Ciri. that wizard Going this far, it will make blood source It feels like it really belongs in the main series’ universe, because it actually ends up feeling pretty disjointed.
Geralt has an affair with Fringella
Although Geralt and Yennefer are the main couple in the play that wizard Books, video games, and TV shows, both characters have different relationships. One of Geralt’s strangest love affairs was with Fringilla. in the novel woman in the lakeGeralt and his companions spend the winter in the Duchy of Toussaint, which is ruled by one of Jaskill’s mistresses, Duchess Anna Henrietta. There, Geralt begins an affair with Fringella, the castle witch and cousin of the duchess. At this point, Fringilla is a member of the Sorcerer’s Guild, a secret organization that wants to control the political world, and her mission is to prevent Geralt from finding Yennefer and Ciri. Of course, this is only so that the Sorcerer’s Guild finds Ciri first.
Their romance was short-lived as Geralt received a contract to investigate and slay various monsters in an abandoned castle near Tucson. He then overhears the change between Skyron and the Nilfgaardian nobles who are plotting to overthrow White Yan, and that’s how he learns Wilgefortz’s whereabouts.
Geralt learns Bai Yan’s true identity
After reuniting with Ciri and Yennefer after a battle that killed all of Geralt’s comrades, Geralt and Ciri battle the last of Skellin’s mercenaries, and the sudden appearance of Nilfgaardian forces directed by Emhyr himself. Huy. Geralt immediately recognizes Emhyr as Dony, Ciri’s father, and it becomes clear to him that Dony has faked his own death, and that he is trying to capture his daughter. However, when Geralt realizes he and Yennefer know about the genealogy, Emhyr decides to kill them both to keep his incestuous plan a secret, but also to give them the option of committing suicide. Fortunately for them, when they were about to take their own lives, Ciri stopped them because Emhyr had a change of heart and left after Ciri burst into tears over the loss of her only mother.
Geralt takes his own life in The Lady of the Lake
Geralt then went to Livia to meet Yapen and Zoltan, but a riot and carnage broke out when the humans began to slaughter non-human species. Geralt fought to save his dwarf friend, but he was stabbed by a pitchfork. Shortly after the riots begin, Ciri, Yennefer, and Triss arrive in Rivia to find Geralt dying. Yennefer used all his magic to heal Geralt but was unconscious but when Ivaraquax appeared, he channeled his power through Ciri to heal Geralt’s wounds. What happens next leaves the fates of Geralt and Yennefer up to the reader’s imagination, as it’s a vague ending that suggests they will recover and live happily ever after, or everything Ciri has done. may be the result of the fates of Geralt and Yennefer. A metaphor for Lot and Yennefer traveling through the afterlife.