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2020-05-28
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[podfic] The Witcher Wolf

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It’s been two weeks since Geralt shouted Jaskier away from him on that mountain and Jaskier has been handling it like a champ by forlornly wandering alone in the wilderness with his lute. When he (literally) stumbles across an injured white wolf he decides to take a chance and see if he can help it, appreciating the irony of the situation but not quite realizing why it is that the wolf’s golden eyes look exactly like his Witcher’s...

01:26:30 :: Written by Im_fairly_witty.

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Thanks to Im_fairly_witty for giving me permission to record this work!

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