Jagoda

Jagoda was a young Aedirnian girl, who was part of the first group of 38 children collected by Alzur when he started the experiments to create witchers.
==Biography==
While not much is known about her, Erland of Larvik's journals recall memories of affection towards the girl. Although Erland notes that he wasn't sure whether the affection was genuine or a bond forged by trauma, the feelings felt real at the time.
Jagoda and him used to sit on the walls of Rissberg castle before bed. They kept themselves sane by complaining about the mages, the trials, and the terrible food. When the experiments started, and the children started a regiment of bubbling mushroom stews and soapy alchemical teas, at first it all seemed well. Erland and Jagoda became stronger, faster, and their bodies grew more powerful. However, as the experimentations continued and the concotions made by the mages became harsher, most of the girls quickly took ill. Jagoda was among them. Erland took care of her, but most nights all he could do was talk to her and bring her cold water. It soon became clear that most of the children wouldn't survive, and that the girls would fare the worst. For more than a month, the number of children dwindled.
Jagoda was gone within the first week. Erland did his best to bury her mangled body in the makeshift graveyard he had built. In his grief and anger, he didn't speak for days afterwards, but even so pushed himself harder.
==References==
Category:The Witcher Role-Playing Game characters
Category:Aedirnians
Category:Humans