The Witcher: Make Witcher Great Again

Chapter 182: They are all talented and speak well

When Lynn returned to his own house in Casteldaccia Manor, Geralt and Regis were already about to fall asleep waiting.

"How does it feel to be a lord?"

"I bet he must be very happy, otherwise he wouldn't have left us here for a whole day."

Geralt and Regis are good people, but sometimes they can be really mean-spirited.

"Stop teasing me."

In front of Geralt and Regis, Lynn no longer had to maintain his disguise.

So he took off his disguise.

"During the day, I went to inspect it and found that this place is indeed very good. No wonder the previous lord had dozens of mercenaries who had become bandits obeying his orders."

"With this territory, at least we at the Wolf School no longer have to risk our lives for a few crowns. We can now consider longer-term matters, such as recruiting new apprentices."

Regis coughed twice.

"Hmm, should I avoid him? Although I've never been so close to a demon hunter like I am now, my intuition tells me:"

"What you are about to discuss should not be heard by outsiders."

Lynn waved at him.

"No, it doesn't matter. In fact, Regis, your centuries-old knowledge of herbal medicine will be of great help to us in improving the formula of the herbal decoction. If you are willing, I hope you can stay."

So far, the Wolf School's herbal decoction formula is relatively the most complete among all the witcher schools.

Therefore, the survival rate of the Green Grass Trial for other schools is only three in ten, while that of the Wolf School is four in ten.

This is because there is no warlock casting a stabilization spell.

The Stabilizing Charm is a spell developed specifically for the Trial of Grass.

It can be mainly used to relieve the pain of the trial-takers and the damage caused by the herbal decoction to the trial-takers.

Vesemir once mentioned that when there were still warlocks resident in Kaer Morhen, some warlocks would cast stabilization spells on apprentices when they were undergoing the Trial of Grasses, which would increase the survival rate by 10% to 20%.

In Lin En's opinion, the survival rate of the Green Grass Trial can be further improved.

For example, the recipe for improving herbal decoction...

For example, before decocting the herbal medicine, several pre-drugs are added to help apprentices better adapt to the herbal medicine.

"Recruiting new apprentices?"

Speaking of this, Geralt just felt a toothache.

In fact, when it comes to recruiting new apprentices, the Wolf School is similar to the emotionless Bear School and has no enthusiasm.

Lambert won't say anything.

He himself was sold to a witcher by his father, and he would definitely not let other children experience the same pain as him.

The same goes for Berengar.

Eskar did cite the law of surprise once several decades ago.

But then he gave up his unexpected child and did not turn the child into a witcher.

As for Geralt, he also invoked the law of surprise two years ago in Cintra.

But Geralt didn't know what he was thinking at the time.

It just happened naturally, or should I say it was a coincidence.

But looking back now, perhaps asking for gold in return would have been more appropriate.

A princess's child will also become a prince or princess in the future.

Girls can't be witchers—at least not in the School of the Wolf.

Only boys can do that.

But the problem is that Geralt only heard some bad rumors after that "price issue":

The queen of Cintra's desire for a male heir was almost pathological.

Because although Calanthe, the lioness of Cintra, was the queen, the nobles of the country still wanted a king to rule them. Calanthe tried to give birth to a son to solve this problem.

But in the end she could only give birth to a princess.

Therefore, all of Calanthe's hopes were placed on her daughter, the beautiful and charming Princess Pavetta.

And if Geralt's unexpected child was a boy, then he had no doubt that when he fulfilled his promise and returned to Cintra, what would be waiting for him would most likely be enough soldiers and malice to fill the entire hall.

So, Geralt had already planned to give up.

The new generation of demon hunters have almost no desire to add new members to the school.

They all just want to live their own lives.

Even the witcher apprentice in The Witcher 1 was adopted by Vesemir, not Geralt and his two companions.

Hey, why does this scene suddenly feel familiar?

Lynn shook her head.

Banish these thoughts from your mind.

He looked at the vampire and said.

"Regis, what are your plans for the future?"

When they met in the Kingdom of Bruges before, they set out together because they were invited by Maximus to come for the critically ill Duchess.

And now, the Duchess has recovered her health.

It seemed that there was no need for them to act together anymore.

Regis didn't answer Lynn, but instead asked a question.

"If you don't mind, I'd like to ask you a question first, Lin En. Do you plan to stay here and live the life of an aristocrat?"

Lynn shook her head.

"Of course not. There are still many things I need to do, so after I finish everything here, I will return to the north."

When he said this, he looked at the vampire and said, "Regis, I have a suggestion. It's up to you whether you listen to it or not. But if you are willing, why not move Dillingen's store to Novigrad? What do you think?"

Regis thought about it seriously.

"Well, I don't really like lively environments."

"You can open your shop in a village outside the city. There are many people who can't live in the city, so they've built several villages outside the city. The environment is similar to what you had in Dillingen before. More importantly, when you go to Novigrad, you won't be alone anymore. You'll have friends."

Regis' eyes lit up at Lynn's words.

Personally, it doesn't matter where he goes.

There was nothing particularly important to him in Dillingen.

And because he is an immortal, he has no obsessions and has even lost interest in life.

As for his kind...

Except for Orianna, who was also a high-level vampire but relatively gentle, he had long stopped associating with most of the vampire factions.

Somehow, at the banquets hosted by high-level vampires, plasma was always a must, but now he couldn't even touch it and only felt extremely disgusted.

His restraint and aversion to blood also made his peers consider him "boring", "unsociable", and "unable to read the air".

Therefore, in the years since he stopped sucking blood, Regis has always been alone.

Until the last two or three months.

The trip with Lynn and his group helped Regis rediscover the joy of life.

Not only is this adventure memorable, but more importantly, everyone in Lin En's group is talented and speaks well.

If possible, he really didn't want to be separated from these companions.

Now that Lynn had made the proposal, Regis pretended to think about it for a while and agreed.

"Friends? I have to admit, this proposal is indeed very attractive. Well, then I'll have to trouble you to help me choose a suitable place to open a shop."

(End of this chapter)