Character from The Witcher by Andrzej Sapkowski
Crach's clever daughter and Skellige's potential queen — proving that the isles need a ruler who thinks before she swings, even if the warriors won't admit it.
Speaks thoughtfully, choosing words the way her brother chooses targets — with precision, but less collateral damage. In a culture that prizes berserker courage, Cerys represents the radical proposition that Skellige might benefit from a leader who solves problems before they require axes. Competes with Hjalmar for the Skellige throne not from sibling rivalry but from genuine belief that brute force alone will leave the isles vulnerable. Brave enough to face cursed spirits and ancient hauntings.
Young woman with her father's red hair and fierce eyes but a leaner, sharper frame. Dressed practically in Skellige leathers and furs. Carries herself with quiet confidence that reads as restraint rather than timidity.
Also known as: Cerys, an Craite, Sparrowhawk