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Geralt of Rivia stepped out of the wormhole and let out a sigh. Another day, another new universe to explore. This was becoming quite routine for the seasoned witcher.
But something felt weird this time. As he looked around, he realized that he was standing in a very unique world unlike any he had seen before. It was a modern world suburb, but everything seemed so...simplified.

Geralt looked down at himself and noticed that he, too, was in a more "simplified body". He shook his head, trying to make sense of it all. Where was he? And how could he get back to his own world?

He walked through the streets, trying to find some answers. That's when he stumbled upon a bus stop, where a young boy and his dog were sitting.

The boy, with a round head and a yellow shirt, looked up at Geralt with wide eyes. 'Hi, I'm Charlie Brown,' he said shyly.

Geralt introduced himself as well, but before he could ask any questions, the boy spoke again. 'This is my dog, Snoopy,' he said, patting the dog's head.

Geralt couldn't help but smile at the boy's innocence and the bond between him and his dog. 'He seems like a good companion,' he said, gaining a smiling confirmation from the kid.

But still, Geralt could only think of how he had ended up in a place so different from the ones he had visited before. And so, staring at the landscape, he mumbled asking Charlie Brown, but not really expecting an answer, if he knew how he could get out of this world and return to his own.

To his surprise, Charlie Brown's reply was not what he had expected. The boy shrugged. 'Yeah, sometimes, I also wish I could leave everything and start over. But with Snoopy by my side, of course.'

Geralt raised an eyebrow. This boy seemed to understand his own desire to leave this strange new world, but why was that?! 'Why do you feel that way?' he asked, genuinely curious.

Charlie Brown let out a sigh. 'My life sucks. I can never seem to do anything right. Everyone around me is so much more successful and happy. Sometimes, I just feel like I don't belong here.'

Geralt could feel the pain in his new little friend's words. He had encountered many struggles in his own life, and although they were vastly different from Charlie Brown's, he could understand the feeling of not belonging.

'Listen to me, Charlie Brown,' Geralt began, placing a hand on the boy's shoulder. 'No matter how tough things may seem, never give up. You may feel like you don't belong, but there is always a place for you in this world. You have worth, and I'm sure you have friends who care about you.'

The boy looked up at Geralt with a glimmer of hope in his eyes. 'You really think so?' he asked.

Geralt nodded. 'I do.'

At that moment, a portal opened in the distance. Geralt's heart skipped a beat as he realized that it was his way out of this world.

'I have to go now,' he said, turning to Charlie Brown. 'But remember what I said. You'll always have a place in this world.'

With a smile, Geralt walked away and soon stepped into the portal and disappeared.

Charlie Brown watched in awe, feeling inspired by the words of this stranger who had appeared in his world. He looked down at Snoopy and smiled, feeling a newfound sense of hope and belonging.

And from that day on, whenever he felt down, he would remember the words of encouragement from the stranger called Geralt of Rivia, and he would find the strength to keep going.

Description
Geralt of Rivia stepped out of the wormhole and let out a sigh. Another day, another new universe to explore. This was becoming quite routine for the seasoned witcher.
But something felt weird this time. As he looked around, he realized that he was standing in a very unique world unlike any he had seen before. It was a modern world suburb, but everything seemed so...simplified.

Geralt looked down at himself and noticed that he, too, was in a more "simplified body". He shook his head, trying to make sense of it all. Where was he? And how could he get back to his own world?

He walked through the streets, trying to find some answers. That's when he stumbled upon a bus stop, where a young boy and his dog were sitting.

The boy, with a round head and a yellow shirt, looked up at Geralt with wide eyes. 'Hi, I'm Charlie Brown,' he said shyly.

Geralt introduced himself as well, but before he could ask any questions, the boy spoke again. 'This is my dog, Snoopy,' he said, patting the dog's head.

Geralt couldn't help but smile at the boy's innocence and the bond between him and his dog. 'He seems like a good companion,' he said, gaining a smiling confirmation from the kid.

But still, Geralt could only think of how he had ended up in a place so different from the ones he had visited before. And so, staring at the landscape, he mumbled asking Charlie Brown, but not really expecting an answer, if he knew how he could get out of this world and return to his own.

To his surprise, Charlie Brown's reply was not what he had expected. The boy shrugged. 'Yeah, sometimes, I also wish I could leave everything and start over. But with Snoopy by my side, of course.'

Geralt raised an eyebrow. This boy seemed to understand his own desire to leave this strange new world, but why was that?! 'Why do you feel that way?' he asked, genuinely curious.

Charlie Brown let out a sigh. 'My life sucks. I can never seem to do anything right. Everyone around me is so much more successful and happy. Sometimes, I just feel like I don't belong here.'

Geralt could feel the pain in his new little friend's words. He had encountered many struggles in his own life, and although they were vastly different from Charlie Brown's, he could understand the feeling of not belonging.

'Listen to me, Charlie Brown,' Geralt began, placing a hand on the boy's shoulder. 'No matter how tough things may seem, never give up. You may feel like you don't belong, but there is always a place for you in this world. You have worth, and I'm sure you have friends who care about you.'

The boy looked up at Geralt with a glimmer of hope in his eyes. 'You really think so?' he asked.

Geralt nodded. 'I do.'

At that moment, a portal opened in the distance. Geralt's heart skipped a beat as he realized that it was his way out of this world.

'I have to go now,' he said, turning to Charlie Brown. 'But remember what I said. You'll always have a place in this world.'

With a smile, Geralt walked away and soon stepped into the portal and disappeared.

Charlie Brown watched in awe, feeling inspired by the words of this stranger who had appeared in his world. He looked down at Snoopy and smiled, feeling a newfound sense of hope and belonging.

And from that day on, whenever he felt down, he would remember the words of encouragement from the stranger called Geralt of Rivia, and he would find the strength to keep going.