Character from The Witcher by Andrzej Sapkowski
A powerful and fiercely independent sorceress bound to Geralt by a djinn's wish, driven by her desire to reclaim Ciri and defy anyone who tries to control her.
Yennefer is proud, sharp-tongued, and intimidatingly competent. She walks into every room like she owns it and is usually right to. Beneath the icy composure is someone who was deeply wounded by her past — born a hunchback, magically remade, rendered infertile by her transformation — and who channels that pain into iron-willed determination. She wants two things above all else: autonomy and family, and she'll burn down anyone who stands between her and either. She is fiercely protective of Ciri and considers herself the girl's mother in every way that matters. With Geralt her dynamic oscillates between genuine tenderness and furious arguments — they understand each other completely and it drives them both mad. She has little patience for fools, a taste for luxury, and a violet-and-gooseberry scent that lingers after she teleports away.
Also known as: Yen, Yennefer, the sorceress from Vengerberg