Witcher Stories - The Basics & Origins of Vampires (Vampires 1/3) (Witcher Lore)

Ye olde most requested video topic since I started the Witcher Stories series. Vampires are probably my favourite Witcher "monsters", if you can even call them that. Many of them are highly intelligent, only few manifest in the monstrous form we see in movies. So let's discuss the basics first, before we stride into speculation central. In this video we'll talk about the myths surrounding vampires, both true and false, and we take a look at the Alp/Alpor, Katakan, Mula, Bruxa, Nosferat, Ekimmara/Ekimmu, Fleder and Garkain. The next two videos will be much more speculation heavy and rely on my interpretation of the facts we do have.
My Witcher lore videos are not meant to replace playing the game series or reading the books. Seriously, the novels are really good and I couldn't possibly convey every detail by just telling you about the events and characters. Go read the books, play the games, then come back to tell me how awesome the Witcher series is.
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[@centuronstar8688]

I like the idea of higher Vampires not needing blood to live and it being more akin to taking drugs and alcohol. It makes them so more closer to humans and yet so inhuman at the same time (since from what we know they don't need anything to stay alive).

[@UlfhednarAxe]

Vampires are the coolest monsters in the witcher

[@RogueHighlander]

And one of the funniest to fight and hunt.

[@taddad2641]

i am iffy about how they seem so immortal. I think the heart myth should have applid but be from their heart being basically their actual 'brain' as it were. a Mystical organ that is where their entire self is, that allows them to run off even if decapitated. Even when, even if biologically immortal, that should leave their entire body limp and immobile until the parts are reconnected or the head and the brain matter are sufficiently regenerated.

[@Darling-su3ci]

Tad Dad that does sort of miss part of their lore that their soul is “disconnected” from their body in a way so if their soul is what controls them it wouldn’t matter how their body is affected.

[@truffelnootje]

Higher vampires that is! Ofcourse

[@elusiveDEVIANT]

Leshen

[@centuronstar8688]

I would probably put the vampires into a low, mid, and high tier. Low being Ekimarae and the more beastial types that eat humans for food. Mid being Bruxae, Nosferats, and Katakans. Highs being dudes like Regis and Detlaff. Then there's the Unseen which just breaks the tiers XD.

[@FoxerHR]

Isn't it already tiered? High Vampires and lesser Vampires.

[@BinaryzeroNYC]

they do... moron

[@wardeni9603]

+Centrions They're already divided. However true higher ones like Regis and Detlaff are extremely rare, whereas there are many old Katakans and Bruxae intelligent and powerful enough to mask themselves as humans. Which makes it very difficult to say where the line goes between someone like Regis and someone like Hubert Rejk, who is a katakan. Thus, Katakans, nosferats and Bruxae are all considered "higher ones" along with the true high ones. So most of the time when Geralt says "higher vampire", he's actually up against a Katakan or Bruxa. However, even Katakans and Bruxae are much more dangerous than ekimmaras or fleders are, and thus witchers traditionally tend to avoid dealing with any kind of higher vampire, be it an Alp, a katakan or someone like Detlaff.

[@amouseplottingworlddominat8679]

Spash 1098 yeah aren't Katakanas and some of the other vamps supposed to be a whole lot more powerful than they are in game. Now Detlaff is somewhat of a tough fight and you a witcher can't kill him truly, though it almost seemed like he was going easy on you compared to how it went with the Nazairi mercenaries at Dun Tyne where Detlaff and Regis can easily cleave people in half while still in mist form.

[@WhiskeyTango76s]

I think the true Higher Vampires are too high tier for TW-GU(Which fits considering the nature of the World, they're truly alien). I'd say the same about O'Dimm but he seems to be bound by a few rules whereas Higher Vamps like Regis and Detlaff have self imposed rules shared by some of their lower cousins.

[@Synystr7]

Take note: None sparkle. A+

[@Crazyollie123]

Pretty sure that Orianna is either a Bruxa or a mula, although a very powerful one. I am mainly basing this on the trailer where Gerald kills her with black blood.

[@originaler31er67]

The Poison Bucket that’s true Orianna is just a Bruxa

[@PhillyT1977]

I don’t think that was intended to be her in the old trailer.

[@thatsthat3282]

PhillyT1977 they confirmed it was her. If you look at the blood and wine menu screen as well you can see her in the background

[@rvns16th]

Yay! a new Witcher history vid from the amazing Bird! Day just got 100% better.

[@ianlominski5227]

Do a video on the spirit in the tree if you haven't already, im pretty positive that its the Crones mother but i am not sure.

[@jafar4307]

11:40 That scared the crap out of me!!!😂😂😂

[@ProperBird]

Bruxa scares even when she's not really here!

[@richhawkins8110]

The Bruxa looks a bit like Tommy Wiseau of 'The Room' fame...

[@lisquidsnake]

...They've got...other things on their minds.

[@matthewshoup3668]

Not through all the books yet. When I am I'll be back to listen. Just wanted to drop a like and comment in support.

[@solidus8098]

Love the amount of quality this video has! Keep it up!

[@zetos4440]

Gaunter O'Dimm lore please, Master of Mirrors/Man of glass.

[@hern7213]

Zet0s Glass of man.

[@jamesh2514]

Mangy Vagrant

[@linkow]

I didn't know that the "bruxa" came from a Portuguese legend. That's interesting. But also very annoying for me. Portuguese is my first language and "bruxa" is the word for "witch". It gets even worst if you consider that they have translated "witcher" into "bruxo". (Which, in itself, is confusing enough, since a "bruxo" is NOT a male "bruxa".) So in Portuguese, you have bruxas that are witches and you have bruxas that are vampires, and neither of them is related to the bruxos like Geralt. *annoyed sigh*

[@gaiofattos2]

Não é PT-BR , é o Português de Portugal mesmo, acho.

[@Overlord99762]

Does the pronunciation disturb you at all? I mean, I speak spanish not portuguese, and it still bothers me

[@pandamanniac5855]

You deserve more subs and likes for the amount of effort you put into ur vids, I'll be waiting for the next vampire basics video!

[@dezzdinn]

Something very enjoyable listening to a happy charming voice talk about normally dark characters.

[@Burrdmizzle]

Yey! goodie another story on the Witcher thanks for doing these story telling episodes

[@Omer698]

I love the way CDPR created the alps in Blood wine and paid so much detail to them . By far they are the most formidable (non boss) enemy to fight imo. Way more challenging that Bruxae. Also when you kill them, they let out this haunting groan in the end as they collapse.

[@johnherrera5261]

First video of yours I've seen already hooked

[@missinformation3449]

20:44 BAHAHA -- Oh my Gods. Your comedic tone and timing are perfect. I laugh out loud at least once per video. Love your stuff! Informative, invested, and dry-humorous. Epic! New sub. ^-^

[@abdillahazhar1833]

Well researched, well edited, and well narrated. Good job as always. Really enjoying these Witcher lore you post. Keep it coming, please! 👍😆

[@jayeshsah1623]

I don't know much about this facts but always love to hear you're voice......😝😊

[@pandamanniac5855]

You deserve more subs and likes for the amount of effort you put into ur vids

[@Mymloch]

These videos are so awesome. Definitely supporting you on Patreon now.

[@ProperBird]

Thank you!

[@ImAFKTho]

Your channel is a blessing

[@damiankijowski5374]

Incredible video! Please do more on different monsters!

[@brassle]

great video, I really love hearing lore from my favorite video games, and I love the witch. wish they would make an other one

[@thecowshow5641]

I Love these type of videos

[@Silly_Illidan]

Imagine the unseen waiting for centuries inside that cave...not going out and enjoying life... thinking the gate might open anytime...only to find out that his homeworld has been consumed by the frost

[@josephyounger660]

Absolutely amazing as always. The depth of research you put into these videos as well as your perspective, is truly awesome. I can't wait for more! Also sorry if you have answered this in a video, but what Witcher school would you become a part of? (if the mutagens evolved to the point a female could survive.) lol

[@faultier1158]

I didn't even think about the connection between Alps and the word 'Alptraum' before - interesting!

[@AnnetteSyn]

Amazing as always

[@jdavisooo]

Thank you for these videos!

[@finnirbjrneklo1246]

I know I'm two years late on saying this but I absolutely love your channel especially your witcher series

[@ProperBird]

Never too late to hear that ^^

[@helpfulmushroom5918]

I know you probably won't see this because of it being an old video , first off you're an amazing narrator. Second thank you for all the extra effort you put in to your videos. Far to many people just read off codex entities and call it a day , but with your videos you add so much more life in to the witcher universe. Whether its with your theory's and speculation or with the lore. I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your amazing lore narration. Keep up the fantastic work.😍😍

[@ProperBird]

Every once in a while I sit down with a cup of tea and open my comments list. I do read every single one of them eventually. :p Glad to hear you enjoy the videos!

[@SevenFingerDiscount]

I just downloaded and played the Blood and Wine expansion for the past 2 weeks (a couple years late, but hey, you need a break from The Gosh Darn Witcher Anthology Game now and then!) and these have been splendid to listen to!

[@shaterlemming2549]

Know I am a bit late, but really loving this stories!

[@mayaamis]

Regis: "they punctured me with stakes, chopped my head off, buried me.. can you imagine how I felt when I woke up?" - I imagine it was one hell of a hangover 😂😂😂😂

[@MrWhitey998]

Nice Nice. Some good stuff. Witcher especially :D Sorry I been inactive around your channel :( Gonna stick my nose in more now :)

[@abdillahazhar1833]

In dentistry, we have a term "bruxism". It's a condition where a person has a tendency to gnash their teeth, usually causing the teeth to be abraded due to friction between upper and lower jaw teeth. Quoting from Wikipedia, Bruxism, from Greek brukhein ‘gnash the teeth’. So, women figure with fang that have tendency to gnash their teeth into their victim's artery really fits.

[@ProperBird]

That sounds somehow more painful than actual vampirism. ^^;

[@abdillahazhar1833]

@@ProperBird It does, actually. Not to the teeth per se. But to your joints and muscles. (^^!)

[@lordneojacks]

Best channel

[@Ruya007]

Just wanted to say, You're Awesome!, that's all :)

[@sarahkenny533]

Love this

[@xernorusxernorus6706]

click in the video, while starting blood and whine listen to the first 25sec close the video with a sad face add to watch later

[@EdgarTheRaven]

Finaly got around to watch this. Thanks for surrendering yourself to the torture that is replaying B&W a loooooot of times for us. It must have been a really horrible experience... :P

[@ProperBird]

Oh yes, ahem, loathed, simply loathed doing it. Ahem. Though to be fair, I forgot to pick up the armor set in the Elder's Cave after the third time and at THAT point, yeah, I got a little upset. :p

[@EdgarTheRaven]

I don't envy whatever it was that got thrown. I take it you don't believe in saves ;) Thanks for the videos Birdie. Always the best quality. I have to ask... Are you going to let's play Observer? I wouldn't mind visiting your channel and watching it, tbh.

[@ProperBird]

I am! Though I'm not sure whether I'm Let's Playing it or streaming it since it's a horror game and I generally stream those. Maybe both. ;p

[@turveiro9949]

A very good video, just wanted to say that in Portuguese Bruxa actually means witch

[@fligy39]

love the video. on a side note, in Portuguese "Bruxa" is pronounced "Broocha".

[@itzhen7032]

We now have pictures of the nosferat

[@karimjerbi7284]

Thanks

[@farkasabel]

In Vampire : Masquerade lore vampires are usually stronger the more they manage to 'survive' although also there are very strong almost godlike vampires called antedeluvians (before the flood). The strongest vampire is Cain who was the very first although he is more of a myth. (Who may work as a taxi driver though)

[@Rokiriko]

This is actually good Witcher lore research, and not just reading the journal from W3 for people that are to lazy to even read that.

[@ProperBird]

Ahh, thank you!

[@javierpupo8042]

I have question regarding the abilities of higher vampires. It's clear that they are immortal and can shape-shift and control their own bodies almost limitlessly but what else can they do? What other abilities do higher vampires have? Does blood affect their abilities in anyway?

[@xanthouskingjeremiah7571]

Will you do a witcher story on the wild hunt?

[@zenicehero9154]

The Vampires of the Witcher world are def the coolest i ever seen in a Fantasy Setting, they reminds of the vampires from Underworld, Skyrim Dawnguard and the World of Darkness vampires.

[@Michael-cw6xc]

I wonder if all the vampires are part of a life cycle. As they age, they become stronger and change as they eventually become higher vampires given enough time. If Katakans can start appearing as humans, it stands too reason that they eventually could stay in that form if they gain enough power through age. When you fight detlaff and weaken him, he changes into a completely bestial state which supports that the "human" forms of higher vampires is hiding their true self which is the final stage of a vampire's life cycle. Or maybe there is a stage further?

[@iona2225]

And how Detlaff’s preference for lesser vampires could be seen as related to this stage, being able to ‘revert’, focus his ‘unused’ age-power to something else?

[@Fabian6980]

Mr Titanus no there's no cycle just different breeds and different vampire species the higher vampires are lucky the human looking ones are basicly a much more powerful version of humans also alot smarter perfect humans pretty much including bruxas they look like humans but don't act like humans they act more like their lower level vampires and can only say a few words but they are still extremely intelligent and extremely powerful. even most witchers don't stand a chance against them Infact geralt is the only known witcher to have defeated humanoid higher vampire. He's a legend

[@justinlee790]

@@Fabian6980 I mean, Vilgefortz reduced Regis to a wet smear that he would have taken decades if not centuries to regenerate from. Geralt isn't the only one to have defeated a Higher Vampire, it's just very rare. Edit: woops misread Witcher as person

[@clarked345]

Your accent is so cute!

[@Alva_Lombax]

remember that quest from the main game in the Witcher 3, the one that starts after Priscilla gets attacked ? I may have an idea why the vampire involved turns into a Katacan even if when you first play said quest youll unlock 2 bestiary entries, one for the katacan and the other one for higher vampires, but sadly this is a somewhat mundane explanation, and pretty much CRPR didnt develop the vampire monster type that much, or at least not to the point of what we see at the Blood and Wine expansion

[@ProperBird]

Oh absolutely, I don't doubt that they didn't have a 100% complete version of their Higher Vampire at that point just yet. But it's nice to try to explain as much as possible through lore reasons and theorizing still. ^^

[@fathel9221]

Who would win in a fight an ancient leshen (like the woodland spirit) vs a manticore

[@darth_yoda]

Wait alps can't turn invisible and Bruxas are black haired? In the "A Night to Remember" trailer Geralt fights a red haired vampire whom turn invisible. Guess that's a Whooopsie from CdProjects side XD.

[@epicownerofsausage]

Well I was going to watch this but I should really get around to finishing blood & wine first! :D see you in a little while!

[@ProperBird]

Yep! Don't you dare spoil that wonderful story.

[@toastertoes3843]

wonderful but not good as hearts of stone (my opinion)

[@ProperBird]

Blood & Wine pulled on my heartstrings more (and I'm also very much biased because I love Regis), but I definitely thought Hearts of Stone had the better villains. The BEST villains actually!

[@Tymdek]

Are you sure Orianna is a (true) higher vampire and not a bruxa? Because in the "A Night To Remember" cinematic Geralt kills a vampire that looks a lot like her. On top of that, she also sings the song she sang to the child in the orphanage. Geralt reacts to this by saying " Nice tune. Been a while since I heard it last." to which she responds with: "Folk have forgotten it." I think by that she means the whole story with (if she is Orianna) her drinking the orphans' blood. All of this makes me think of Orianna as a Bruxa rather than a true higher vampire. I'm still not entirely sure though. Anyway, I'm excited for your next video. Greetings from Germany :)

[@ProperBird]

I go over a Night to Remember in the final episode. ^^ Edit: And also why I've deemed it non canon. :p

[@Tymdek]

Ah, ok then :)

[@TheDedero]

Just a fun fact: in german Alptraum is the word for nightmare in english, while it literally says dream of an Alp. An Alp is normally some kind of male dark elf/dwarf- ish thing not really something vamire-like, except the malice. A nightmare or night mare (in german Nachtmahr) is a shadowish black horse with Red glowing eyes. With these horse the alps can ride from dream to dream.

[@TheDedero]

just saw the entire Video and realized you presented almost all those things.

[@ProperBird]

It doesn't stop being a fun fact! :p

[@Cristov123]

That quest where you and the scholar are looking for that elven scroll and you come across the hibernating vampire...where do you find that one? I've seen it in a lot of videos and I've never found it in any of my playthroughs. I've played the entire game including DLC's three times and I have yet to come across that one lol.

[@justinlee790]

I can't remember exactly but it's somewhere in the Novigrad sewers.

[@xandro2183]

ayyy finaly

[@pyr0pe413]

I remember that part in one of the books, at 11:26, it was when Geralt left Nivellen's house right?

[@ProperBird]

It is, right before her death too.

[@xanthouskingjeremiah7571]

Katakans,Ekimarra,Bruxa,Alp,Fledger,

[@Crazyollie123]

It would make sense that they would use illusions to make shadows, kind of a dead give away really.

[@ProperBird]

Thing is, they don't do that at all in the books, so why now?

[@shtyepaancz9642]

Wow, you actually picked up my suggestion. Nice. :)

[@ProperBird]

There has been a bit of an avalanche of "do vampires" ever since I started doing the Witcher series, you should see my inbox. ;p

[@dark3rthanshadows]

u could talk about Leo Bonhart? best best human bounty hunter that even killed a few witchers?

[@ProperBird]

I am.

[@jebes909090]

Hey proper bird, have you ever played vampire the mascerade bloodlines before. Its a great game and if you decide to play it, download the unofficial patch. Its unplayable without it. I think its at version 9.2 or somewhere roumd there.

[@ProperBird]

I haven't, but I've been told many times that I should. :p

[@jebes909090]

Proper Bird as a big fan of lots of lore and a good story, i think you would realky enjoy it. Plus its got great voice acting and characters as well as story and humor. The controls can be a bit dated but its still great.

[@090justmickey]

I wonder if higher class vampires like bruxa alps and katakans are capable of becoming true higher vampires if they are old enough i say old enough because we already know a vampires strength and rank are determined by age so if higher class vampires can eventuly become true higher vampires then it would go to exsplane how say the coriner (hubert reik) a katakan was able to take human form other example of higher class vampires seemingly taking on true higher vampires abilitys are say verena who could not only speak fluidly but turn into a giant bat another is oriana who we know is bruxa but is refered to by regis as a true higher vampire so maybe oriana is a very very old bruxa and has almost completly become a true higher vampire and if so its not unreasonable to say other higher class vampire can do the same

[@ryanmckenna2047]

Maybe Katakans are just young higher vampires, like larvae stage..just hypothesiszing...

[@kmalm4776]

Could it be possible Geralt is able to kill vampires because of his mutation caused by mutagenes some possibly coming from vampires?

[@mrbusta650]

I know I am a little bit late but isn't Orianna a bruxa? At least thats what I thought after watching the trailer

[@notnero5280]

Geralt said that only a higher vampire can truly kill another higher vampire.

[@ProperBird]

Geralt can say that, but Regis said something else entirely and I think he's the authority on the matter. ^^

[@notnero5280]

@@ProperBird Regis said the same iirc at Mère-Lachaiselongue Cemetery. Btw the devs said that Orianna is better classified as a Bruxa than a Higher Vampire. The bestiary says it as well. But who knows? For some reason there's a ton of contradictions when it comes to vampires lol.

[@MonkeyBusinnesss]

Didn't Geralt kill the Bruxa who told Regis he was a traitor, in Witcher 3?

[@mantaarsingh5519]

Do a video on trolls pls 😂😂

[@sleepy6182]

cool video! if i have to be honest, im kinda jealous about your voice...

[@SCR_ProductionsYT]

A BRUXXA!

[@Crownsnek]

orianna isn't a true higher vampire she's in between however. notice in Night to remember trailer her claws too short and her movements don't conceal her completely. she's a bruxa

[@mrpoool1015]

In the lore she is said to be a Higher Vampire yet in the cinematic she is displayed as a Bruxa. The reason it's less likely that she is a bruxa in the game is that Orianna lives in a city and is very close to humans, instead bruxae live far away or very separated from humans.

[@originaler31er67]

Mr Poool but still they showed Orianna is just a Bruxa

[@borealknight1996]

So where does this put Orianna? Is she simply a bruxae or a true high vampire? And does Geralt actually kill her ?

[@Crystal95Ghdrtihffgh]

Boreal Knight she is a bruxa!!!

[@brandenapexo604]

Vampires from the Witcher universe are OP but cool as fuck

[@blagojatorbakov6611]

I wish I could speak Polish so I can read Szapkowskis books in original...also S.Lem :)

[@ClaimedMinotaur]

Isn't Oriana a Bruxa, not a true higher vampire like Regis or Detlaff? In the launch trailer "A Night to Remember" she was a Bruxa, wasn't she?

[@ProperBird]

I talk about this in a later part.

[@ClaimedMinotaur]

Ah, ok. I'm about to start part 3 so you may have answered this already, but do the vampires know about Ciri? If so, why haven't they tried to capture her since she can travel between worlds? If the Unseen Elder wants to go home so badly you'd think he would do everything in his power to get there, like using 'The Lady of Time and Space'

[@ClaimedMinotaur]

I seem to recall something about ciri accidentally teleporting to some strange world and waiting for a month or so for Avalach to find her. I don't remember what the world looked like but she seemed confused as to where she was. I could just be imagining all this but wouldn't that mean she could go somewhere she's never seen by accident. -Plus if the unseen elder gets all excited when he smells something from his world, you'd think that he could describe it in enough detail to allow cirri to travel there

[@originaler31er67]

Informinum she can totally control it in TW3 she just has to think about their planet and then would be able to bring them there

[@Slycarlo]

Is it me that vampires are much easier to kill than werewolves in the witcher?

[@ProperBird]

Depends on the vampire AND the werewolf. (and higher vampires really aren't of coures) :p

[@SockmanAnton213]

is orianna higher vampire or just a powerful alps? cuz in a night to remeber, she displays none of the higher vampire quality

[@ProperBird]

I don't actually include "a night to remember" in my personal canon at all. Mainly because it was created long before Blood & Wine was set in stone entirely (no pun intended), so I don't accept the person in the trailer as Orianna but just a powerful Bruxa. CDPR actually did confirm that the vampire in the trailer was a bruxa as well but people speculate that this simply means Orianna is a bruxa as well. Too many inconsistencies in linking the two however, in a piece of Lore already rather riddled with holes.

[@SockmanAnton213]

wow, thanks for the reply XD

[@kermite-frog5281]

Your voice is very suding

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

3:25 Except in books Regis could hold silver things in his hands without a trouble.

[@ProperBird]

Yep, I had half a mind to ascribe it to different higher vampires "powers" but since generally Geralt still kills vampires with silver, it seemed to make some sense. Regis is a very special vampire after all. ;p

[@centuronstar8688]

I think it's more akin to how Superman is to magic. While magic isn't actually a weakness to Superman, it can hurt him. In this case High Vamps like Regis and Detlaff while they aren't weakened by Silver the material can still hurt them or feel uncomfortable at times.

[@Overlord99762]

I'm pretty sure the X in Bruxa is mispronounced

[@Priceluked]

How is the Witcher world not a complete apocalypse?

[@ServantofBaal]

Orianna is a Bruxa, not a higher vampire

[@ProperBird]

Please watch the full series before commenting. Orianna is discussed in part 3.

[@hollyjane8224]

Is it stated somewhere in the books about Katakans disguising themselves as humans? I thought CDPR simply made mistakes with the vampires in the main game? That the sleeping one and the one that attacked Priscilla were supposed to be Higher Vampires, but were made incorrectly? After this vampire series, is it possible you could make one about elves?

[@ProperBird]

It isn't mentioned anywhere, I'm about 90% sure CDPR did mean for the Katakans in the base game to be true higher vampires. They just had to backpeddle like mad after creating Blood & Wine. I really feel like they should have set some serious groundrules when it comes to vampires before getting into trying to explain them at all but hey, they did what they could I suppose. In the case of Katakans I'm working entirely with game lore and Blood & Wine spins on its heel quite a bit when it comes to vampire mechanics.

[@rahulbinov1987]

Anyone else think that the narrator literally sounds like a female version of Nobbel87?

[@ProperBird]

I'm Proper Bird and this is my favourite comment on the Citadel.

[@BrokenAmityy]

Alp = triss Bruxa = yennefer xD

[@merneon9115]

BrokenAmityy Stop.

[@pygmybisoncomtedebournon4207]

Oriana is a Bruxa and is killed by Geralt in a trailer. She's not a big boy highest higher vampire like Regis or Detlaff

[@Tikv-ht5bx]

18:44 Its Serbian, not Sumerian mythos of Vampires.. thats where myths originally came from

[@DevillJin]

Oriana was not higher Higher vampire play wicher 3 again >

[@ProperBird]

She was, the Night to Remember trailer is not canon.

[@etinarcadiaego7424]

May I ask your voice for it's hand in marriage? Damn, you gotta a sexy voice, girl!

[@skirnirBG]

Alps are not vampire.

[@ProperBird]

They are in the witcher world