What did Borch mean when he said Geralt will lose Yennefer?

Borch is basically saying that with the Wish Geralt gave that Yennefer’s independent spirit won’t accept that. She refuses to be the pawn or a slave to anything or anyone, which she feels the wish makes her so she rebels against it.

Do Yennefer and Geralt get back together?

Ciri says that she doesn’t want the story to end like that, and says the tale ends with Yennefer and Geralt getting married, and that a celebration ensued between all the different dead and living characters of the saga and they live happily ever after.

How did Yennefer transform?

The enchanter surgically removes Yennefer reproductive organs. He uses them to form a paste that when applied to Yennefer’s skin, causes a transformation. Yennefer screams out in pain as internal flames crack her skin. Her body takes shape; her spine forcefully straightens, as does her jaw.

Why did Yennefer ascend?

Although she didn’t excel at her classes, she passed a test orchestrated by Tissaia, which gave Yennefer hope of “ascending” with the rest of her classmates. By turning them into eels, Tissaia is taking away their control, but not their power, thus now serving as conduits of power for Aretuza.

Who healed Geralt in Episode 8?

Geralt wakes up and his wounds are being treated by a druid named Vissena: his mother. She says he was saved by his pulse being four times slower than a normal man—a result of his witcher mutations.

Who transformed Yennefer?

Sold to the sorceress Tissaia de Vries for a paltry four marks by her neglectful father, Yennefer fought her way through the ranks of students at Tissaia’s school and was ultimately transformed into a beautiful and ageless woman who looked a whole lot more like Anya Chalotra, purple eyes aside.

What makes Yennefer so powerful?

Yennefer is so powerful partly due to her elven-bloodedness. Elves in The Witcher’s universe essentially “invened” sorcery, which is famous around the world and later, after the conjunction of spheres, taught humankind it.