With just a day standing between us and The Witcher Season 2, we are trying hard to hold our horses. We are already excited enough for the series, and just yesterday a clip surfaced on the internet. In the clip, we see Geralt and Ciri arriving at the witcher stronghold of Kaer Morhen. It feels so beautiful to see the duo come home. Netflix is finally getting ready for Christmas, as we arrive at the snowy region of the continent.

Season 2 of The Witcher will be here sooner than we know. Until then we have this clip to keep us satisfied. It almost feels like Henry Cavill and Freya Allan were born to play the roles of Geralt and Cirilla, respectively. So, with no more waiting, let’s get right to the said clip!

The Witcher Season 2: Ciri arrives at Kaer Morhen with Geralt

After finally uniting with her destiny, Ciri, at last, has arrived at Kaer Morhen with Geralt. We see the duo sitting on top of Roach as they approach the top of the mountain where the School of the Wolf is located. This is Geralt’s home, as Ciri mentions, or at least the closest thing he has that resembles home. As we go further in the video, we hear Ciri ask about how many witchers there are in total? In response, Geralt says, “Last I checked, we were 20. Now, maybe less.”

We then get to see the hall where all the other witchers are sitting and dining. We see all the witchers of the wolf clan, including Coen, Vesemir, and Lambert. There is a certain beauty in Geralt’s eyes when he looks at the swallow (Ciri’s nickname). It is almost as if he is assuring Ciri that she is going to be safe here. We can already see a father-daughter bond nurturing between the two, and it is heartwarming.

We already know that Ciri is going to spend a good amount of time at Kaer Morhen, as we have already seen a video where she is training as a witcher. Nevertheless, it was good to see her reach the place where everything started for Geralt. It was even better that we got to see it before time.

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