Cosplaying as a beloved character like Ciri from The Witcher is always a thrilling experience, especially when adding personal and cultural touches such as a hijab cosplay. Attending a renaissance faire in full costume can bring unexpected moments—as described here, forgetting your 'sword was peace tied' can lead to some funny and memorable encounters with others at the event. From my own experience, bringing props like swords or other accessories to such fairs requires careful planning. Sometimes they can get in the way or cause mishaps, like almost being caught off-guard during an intense moment, much like how this author describes the ice having 'it out' for them. These moments add to the authenticity and immersion of the renaissance faire and cosplay culture. Integrating hijab into cosplay outfits is a beautiful way to blend tradition with fandom. It allows for a unique expression of identity while celebrating popular culture characters such as Cirilla of Cintra, or Ciri, in a respectful and creative manner. Moreover, sharing these personal tales encourages others interested in cosplay to embrace their heritage and enjoy the fandom fully. Overall, cosplay at renaissance faires is not just about portraying a character but also about creating memories filled with mishaps, laughter, and friendship. This story’s keywords—Ciri, Witcher, hijab cosplay, Cirilla of Cintra, and The Witcher—highlight the rich and diverse cosplay community that brings characters to life in uniquely personal ways.