The Witcher brought the death of several recurring and new characters in its latest season. Though fans knew the Continent cannot escape bloodshed for a long time, Season 3 Volume 2 did something unforeseen. The Thanedd coup took place, which resulted in the demise of elves and mages. This battle also gave fans insight into the fury of the Rectoress of Aretuza, Tissaia, who unleashed her ultimate power to save her home from enemies but killed herself. Now, weeks after the release of that special sequence, the portrayer MyAnna Buring has bid farewell to this fantasy world with a beautiful message.

Buring recently took to her Instagram page to share a behind-the-scenes shot with fans. The picture showed the actress standing amid the fire surrounding Aretuza, reminding one of her remarkable performance that brought so much depth to the character. Accompanying the image was the caption that had a heartfelt message for her character, Tissaia, and The Witcher team she worked with all these years.

The Swedish star thanked all the cast and crew members for making her contribution to the show possible. Channeling her inner mage for the last time, she left them with “huge love and chaos”. She also showed her love for the sorceress Tissaia she played for three seasons. It was clear through her post that the 43-year-old will always have a huge place in her heart for The Witcher character.

Buring acknowledged the efforts made by the creative team in order to truly flesh out the brilliance of her character as she thanked them for their work.

Notably, her character’s end of season 3 was the most book-accurate death in the series, serving as a bridge to her pupil, Yennefer’s next chapter.Although this face of talent has bid goodbye to the series, her legacy in the franchise runs deeper than just Tissaia.

MyAnna Buring lent her voice to this iconic Witcher character before

Back in 2015, MyAnna Buring became the voice of Anna Henrietta in The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine video game. This famous expansion puts this character in the center as Geralt comes to visit her. The Twilight star did a significant job of showcasing the playful charm and intelligence of Anna Henrietta through her voice.

The Duchess of Toussaint first appeared in the fifth book of the fantasy saga, Lady of the Lake. In fact, during her early years as a ruler, she met Jaskier and fell in love with him. The novel had only briefly depicted her, but Buring’s performance in the video game gave her the attention she deserved. MyAnna Buring may be bidding farewell to The Witcher series, but her character will forever remain one to remember.

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