Geralt Is Gone?

Was it a coincidence?

But a woman who could cast calming magic through lip movements and was skilled in alchemy could only be a sorceress or a druid.

There were not many sorceresses on the Northern Continent to begin with, at most a few thousand. And her partner just happened to be named Colin, judging by his voice, a knight at that. Considering the current year, Geralt was likely due to be born within the next few years...

Wait...

"The one treating you is Visenna, the future mistress of the Druid Circle of Myna. You'll be all right."

Before he lost consciousness, Colin's deep voice rang through his mind. Ailin's head, which had been aching fiercely from his desperate thoughts, relaxed slightly.

That was it. There was no need to think any further. He really had been saved by Geralt's biological parents.

Geralt's parents, Visenna and Colin, had never appeared in the games.

In fact, in the original books, Visenna had only appeared once—in the short story "Something More," set before the long tale of Ciri's flight in Elder Blood. Geralt had been gravely wounded and treated by Visenna, allowing him to see his birth mother with his own eyes.

It had been the first time poor Geralt met his mother, and most likely the last.

As for Colin, he had only appeared in "The Endless Road," a story outside the original novels. It was an extremely difficult short story to find because it had never been published in East Asia. So before Ailin transmigrated, when he became interested in witcher stories and searched for scattered works on his own, he had only found a few fragmented passages translated by enthusiastic netizens.

It told the story of the renegade druid Fregnall stealing forbidden druidic arts and summoning a Koshchey—a giant