The Witcher. Baptism by Fire

"Baptism of Fire" is the fifth part of the legendary saga about the witcher Geralt, which is being published in Belarusian for the first time.
This is a story about trials that harden the soul, about friendships that arise amidst the flames of war, and about finding one's humanity in a world where cruelty and magic reign.
Andrzej Sapkowski once again masterfully combines a sharp plot, philosophical questions, and subtle humor, making "Baptism by Fire" one of the strongest books in the series about the witcher.

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For the first time in Belarusian, the fifth part of the saga about the witcher Geralt

Why does a poet, who is not only useless in war, but sometimes even harmful, still go where he didn't even want to? Why does an archer risk her life to help a sorcerer who is a complete stranger to her? Why does a vampire, who could have led a peaceful eternal life, set off on a journey that is dangerous even for him? Why does a Nilfgaardian side with someone he once considered his bitter enemy - and who is still his bitter enemy? And why, finally, does a sorcerer, who longed to sacrifice only himself to fate, accept sacrifices to which he had no right? Perhaps because "life differs from a bank in that the former knows the debts that are paid by debts to others."

Andrzej Sapkowski's saga about the witcher Geralt is one of the best examples of fantasy literature. Its characters have long become cult characters among readers around the world.