Modern Witcher, following the lives of a singer and a monster hunter on the streets of Novigrad City. Slash- do not read if against such things!

Yennefer followed Cahir to Cintra, or Xin'trea, after they fled together from the failed execution. There they fell in love. But love is never easy, is it? Especially when everything looks like one of them is not as faithful as they should be.

On his way to meet Geralt before winter sets in, Jaskier gets caught in a storm. Cold, miserable and hurt, he gladly takes shelter at the first house he finds, ignoring the feeling that something is terribly wrong. He finds himself ensnared in the lair of a killer, and the only hope for two small children also caught in his path.

When the Witchers have to make an alliance with Temeria to protect themselves from humans wanting to wipe them out, they have to agree to an arranged marriage as part of the alliance. The Wolf School head to Lettenhove for Geralt to marry the son of the Viscount. However when they get there they are not greeted by what they expected, and Geralt is much more hopeful for his future.

Tissaia is trying to extract information from the Nilfgaardian prisoner in the Aretuza dungeons with Vilgefortz's help. Cahir is not having a good time ...

Geralt never intended to return for his child surprise. However, destiny had other plans when he finds himself saving Pavetta and her newborn baby's life. All he needed to do now was escort them safely back to Cintra, and nothing more. Pavetta has an idea, though. Constructive criticism is welcomed. No romance.

A small town is being plagued by a monster that's killing its citizens. Geralt is called in to deal with the problem, and leaves Jaskier behind to let him play and make some extra coin. But the town's problem isn't an ordinary one—and Jaskier may have gotten himself into something he doesn't realize is dangerous.

Geralt and Jaskier get stuck in a cupboard while spying on a suspicious lady. Chaos ensues.

On the ship to Skellige, Jaskier becomes seasick. Geralt tries to distract the bard, which brings some unexpected revelations for Geralt.

At Kaer Morhen, Vesemir noticed Jaskier is skipping dinners. A conversation with the bard reopens old resentment toward humans and leads to a bad judgement. Harsh words are shared but kind too. And maybe Jaskier will finally find the comfort he needs. [Vesemir POV - All characters but mostly Vesemir and Jaskier centric][Muse Saga]

Avec ses yeux rouges à cause de la beuh et son visage inexpressif figé au botox, Gérard de Rives (Gégé du 38 pour les intimes) voyage de ville en ville pour exercer son activité favorite : vétérinaire ambulant, pourfendeur de bovidés et autres monstres. Voici le récit de ses quêtes (passablement) épiques et de ses aventures... souvent décevantes, on ne va pas se mentir...

Jaskier is a year out from his unforgiveable abandonment on the mountain top. His faultless admirers have long since grown tired of his break-up songs and non-witcher related ballads. Whilst hurtful memories plague him, his concerns are abruptly changed when Nilfgaardian soldiers abduct him and deliver him into the hands of Cahir.

His encounter with Rience has left Jaskier with one crippled hand. Faced with the prospect of never being able to play again, Jaskier falls into depression. Geralt becomes his moral support and helps him heal. Previously posted on the other archive.

Geralt had found no trace of her. Wherever she was, if she was still alive, she was long gone. Whatever lay at the end of the long trail they were on, one thing seemed obvious. It wouldn't be Cirilla. How could it be? This is a different take on Geralt and Ciri meeting for the first time. No romance. Please read notes.

Jaskier never felt that much pain in his life but when Geralt shattered his heart. This is how he entered a world of endless pain. Hurt/No comfort [Muse Saga]

On their way to Kaer Morhen, Geralt and Ciri stop for provisions. A run-in with some trouble rattles her, reminding her of her fears. She's been scared for a long time now. Far too long. Takes place before Ciri starts her training. No romance.

'Everyone is safe now… monster is dead. That's all that matters.' She mumbled as blood continued to flow. 'No…' Geralt said crouching beside her. He sensed that her heartbeat was very faint. Weak. 'You… matter...' He said gruffly, becoming distraught. 'You matter…to me.' Geralt admitted. 'I… do?…' She questioned as a small smile graced her lips. (Contains violence/ sex scenes)

Taking the throne after a year of devastating turmoil, Ciri does her best to navigate the trials of her newfound title with Geralt and the rest of her newfound family by her side - and as total devastation grows closer. How far will she go to save the home she's lost once before and the one she's just starting to know? Sequel to "The White Wolf and the Lion Cub."

Keen to explore her fantasies of losing control, Yen finds the perfect opportunity after Geralt returns from his latest contract. WARNING: Mature Themes Abound!

What s worse than horror? Exactly, boredom. Fortunately for him, Jaskier will not have to face the latter anymore, as he finds himself as witness to the abduction of Cirilla. The crux? As granddaughter of the CEO of a successful business her life may soon be traded for her families money. Will Jaskier, accompanied by a grumpy P.I. and a bold forensic scientist, manage to save her?

Witchers get payed to take lives. But what about to save one? What would the reward for keeping someone alive be?

At the end of the winter, someone appears in Kaer Morhen who is connected to Jaskier's past and tears open old wounds. The bard embarks on a dangerous mission and Geralt must rethink how he really feels about Jaskier and whether he has really managed to mend their relationship after Caingorn.

Witcher x OC Alone, in need a guide, who should happen to sit down in front of her while eating alone in a bar? None other than the white wolf, the infamous witcher. Faye is concerned by the feelings this odd stranger is able to stir in her, but decides they might be worth exploring.

Freya's blood run through Astrilde Lothbrok's veins cursing her to be hunted by supernatural and mortal beings that want her blood one way or another but her curse doesn't end there. Destiny has bound the White Wolf as her protector; their love is perilous but foreshadowed by the gods Book 1 of 2

Geralt finds a baby girl in the woods, and for some reason, he can't quite let her go. A series of one-shots.