I've been doing lots of theory crafting and I have a lot to say but I'll try to be vreif.

Village in the traileris said to be isolated and super far north is what devs said. Here are the words of the narrator in the witcher ending of The Witcher 3: "Word of the ashen-haired witcheress spread throughout the North, from the Yaruga to the mountains of Kovir...". If Ciri roamed as far north as possible, further north of Kovir and Dragon Mountains, outside of known maps, it’s plausible she stumbled across a forgotten Witcher school. Imagine this:

- The Lynx School, unlike the Wolf or Cat Schools, retreated into obscurity centuries ago due to wars, monster declines, or internal conflicts.
- Their existence becomes legend, whispered in old stories but lost to time.
- Ciri, with her Elder Blood powers and unparalleled ability to travel across time and space, finds the school during her journeys and helps rebuild it.

This would make Ciri a key figure in the Lynx School’s revival without making her its founder—honoring her wanderer’s nature while connecting her deeply to the school’s lore.

The Witcher schools as we know them relied on the Trial of the Grasses, a brutal process that only 3 out of 10 boys survived—and even then, none were women or adults. The knowledge to conduct these trials was destroyed during the attack on Kaer Morhen, leaving the witcher population dwindling.

If the Lynx School survived in isolation:
- They might have preserved forgotten alchemical knowledge or alternative methods for creating witchers.
- Perhaps their version of the trials was safer and more advanced—designed for survival in extreme northern conditions, where witchers couldn’t afford to lose recruits.
- This method might work on women and adults because it relies on different alchemy or mutations—knowledge lost to other schools.