Russian athlete Vitalina Batsarashkina won a gold medal on a 10m water gun at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
He only fixed his notes with achievements such as the Rio Olympics, in 2016, he had won silver.
This is a big milestone for him, no doubt, but we haven’t finished.
Actually, both of them, he had competed while wearing something related to the Witcher book series written by Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski, who reached the height of new popularity after their video game adaptation with CD projekt.
In the last Olympics, it was a Witcher medal that hung from his pants and some Witcher illustrations on the glasses shooting and this time he was wearing it on his neck, according to the report with my city.
Lucky charm or pure fandom? You are free to guess.
But fandom must be there.
If you haven’t read a book or playing a game or watching TV shows, just say the medals given to trained Witchers from various schools in the books are magical artifacts, designed to warn them about danger.
For example, every time Geralt of Rivia, the main protagonist of the Witcher series, near the monsters he struck, the medal he was wearing on his neck began to vibrate, remind him of the dangers of hiding nearby.
In the case of Batsarashkina, the danger might not be there but there must be a challenge to get gold this time, which he passed with the color of flying.
White wolf will be happy.