Rachel really had only come to take a look.
She didn't actually want to stay in Ciri's world. It was too backward, still stuck in the Middle Ages.
She'd only wanted to look around and then leave.
But who could have guessed her Godfather would let loose and get carried away?
As soon as they arrived, he took her straight to Yennefer, the one with the gooseberries and lilac.
He claimed it was because he wanted to find someone who could teach her.
But Rachel honestly had no idea what the sorceresses of this world could teach her. She could crush their magic in an instant.
Then her Godfather had a meltdown, because Yennefer was already bound to Geralt by a Djinn's curse.
Djinn were magical creatures in this world, endowed with immense magical power.
It was their magic that had bound Yennefer and Geralt's fates together.
That left Li Ang very unhappy.
Although he'd eventually spoken with Yennefer, he hadn't won her heart.
So Li Ang and Rachel went "traveling around the world" together.
In the Kingdom of Temeria, they met a red-haired Triss Merigold.
The red-haired sorceress was passionate and outgoing, and she soon soothed Li Ang's wounded heart.
Li Ang discovered that approaching these sorceresses through magical exchanges was easier and easier.
The Wizards of this world were all long-lived, having lived for hundreds of years, and they were very uninhibited.
Besides, Li Ang also discovered that he really couldn't resist redheads...
The sorceresses of the Wizard World actually had it pretty rough.
They were born with magical talents, but those talents left them extremely "twisted" and "ugly."
And using magic to make themselves beautiful required them to use their reproductive organs as the medium for the magic.
As a result, they were all unable to have