...rrrrva mať!

Myslím, že jsi to řekl naprosto přesně. Ciri bych ve hře bral, i když je pravda, že už v prvním Zaklínači jsme vlastně "místo" ní měli Alvina - tj. dítě s magickými schopnostmi, kolem kterého se "otáčí" celý příběh.

Džin musel nejen zmizet, ale udělat ještě "něco", pokud si dobře vzpomínám. *15*

Kdyby zmizet, pokud si to dobře pamatuju, tak by ten džin byl šťastný za to, kdyby měl jen zmizet...;)

(ale to celé je vtip, prostě to je holt jemu imponující nezávislá ženská a taková ta femme fatale, která se neustále vrací ať chce nebo ne)

V Rozšírenej edícii Z2 ak mal človek savy z jednotky a ak nechal Alvina u nej, tak v denníku sa mu objavila táto správa:
"Some of you have surely heard the rumors about the relationship that bloomed between the young medic Shani and Geralt. I hasten to inform you that they are all true. I consider Shani a friend both true and old. We go back to the days when I lectured in minstrelsy at Oxenfurt University, and I was the one to introduce her to the witcher. Upon Geralt's return to the living, they were reunited in Vizima, where the red-haired medic competed with Triss Merigold for Geralt's heart. She emerged victorious from the rivalry. The flame of their romance blazed bright, but it burned out quickly.
Though a very young woman, Shani proved more mature than the witcher, who had always found relationships puzzling and difficult. Geralt would dodge his obligations towards her, preferring instead to pursue the missions King Foltest assigned him. The medic quickly realized this flour would yield no bread. She had a serious conversation with the witcher, and they parted amicably. Shani accepted an offer to teach at Oxenfurt and left for that city, whereas Geralt followed Foltest to the lands of the La Valettes. After splitting with Shani, the witcher needed comforting and quickly found solace in Triss Merigold's arms."