![]() Madam Gilcrest visited Zerbst in private in order to change her mind, but she was unsuccessful. Her allegations attracted the ire of Lady Zerbst, another prominent advisor to the king, who demanded to see evidence. As such, she was heavily opposed to the witchers' presence in Kaedwen, and suggested that the witchers had been setting up monster attacks in the region before taking contracts. Eventually, she became a close advisor to King Dagread of Kaedwen and the nobility, though she hid her real reason about hating the witchers under the guise of purist beliefs. Like her mother, Tetra was capable of magic and trained at Aretuza. Realizing her mother had been killed simply for the witcher's greed, Tetra's began to resent all witchers and as she grew up, spoke out for their eradication. However, a few days after the witcher left, the priest's cook was found with a beautiful gem that had been paid to the witcher for his service in his possession, revealing that the witcher and cook had worked together to poison the priest and trick him out of his coin. The priest's health immediately began to improve, proving to all that the sorceress was the cause of his illness. Tetra's mother was a court sorceress but when Tetra was still a child, she watched helplessly as a priest accused her mother of being the perpetrator of a curse that had made him ill, and without due process, a witcher hunted down and killed her. While she met her demise during this, her actions led to the downfall of the School of the Wolf as they lost the ability to make new witchers as a result. She was responsible for inciting the populace and ultimately led the attack on Kaer Morhen. The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf Tetra Gilcrest was a mage who hailed from the lineage of the first human mage. ![]()
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