The Witcher, Vol. 1: House of Glass

In the shadow of the Brokilon forest, the life of Geralt of Rivia, a seasoned monster hunter, takes an unexpected turn. While traversing the woods, he encounters a widowed fisherman who reveals a haunting story that has entwined his life with the local lore. This fisherman’s tale speaks of a mysterious house made entirely of glass, a structure rumored to harbor dark secrets and sinister inhabitants.

Intrigued by the potential danger and the allure of adventure, Geralt finds himself drawn into a chilling mystery. The allure of the glass house beckons, promising not just peril, but the chance to unravel the unsettling history that clings to its walls. As he delves deeper, Geralt uncovers not only nightmarish creatures but also the sheer weight of loss that burdens the fisherman, drawing a stark parallel to his own past.

With each step closer to the house, Geralt must confront his own moral compass, navigating through a world where every decision carries weighty consequences. The glass house stands as a reminder of the fragility of life and the scars that shape who they become. The journey is not just one of battling external foes, but also of facing inner demons.

Through chilling narrative and striking artwork, the unfolding story captures the essence of the Witcher universe. It highlights Geralt's enduring struggle against fate while enveloping readers in a fantasy replete with darkness, loss, and the search for redemption.