The Witcher: Make Witcher Great Again

Chapter 200 Haiya's Death
Haiya looked at with satisfaction the giant centipede that he and the warlocks he brought with him summoned together.

That is the most terrifying monster in Alzu's double cross summoning technique - the saliva demon.

It was also its kind that turned half of Maribor into a wasteland.

Haiya watched the lewd demon crash into the castle. Although he could not hear the screams from inside due to the distance, he could not see the specific battle situation.

But as long as you see the dust flying up and covering the sky, you can guess that a massacre must be taking place in the castle.

But at this moment, a crack suddenly appeared in the sky above Kaer Morhen Castle in the distance.

From the distance where Haiya was, this crack might not seem like anything.

But if you happened to be in the castle and looked up at the sky, you would be shocked by the shocking length of the crack.

The crack opened to the sides, revealing one of the giant eyes.

Countless shadow hands fell like silk threads, entwining the body of the lewd demon that was wreaking havoc in the castle.

The saliva demon naturally resisted and struggled desperately.

But those shadow hands looked slender and fragile, yet they seemed to be unbreakable and specifically designed to target the lewd demon. After grabbing the lewd demon, the shadow hands slowly pulled it back towards the direction of the huge eye in the sky until it was pulled deep into the eye.

The next moment, the eyes closed and the cracks disappeared.

It's like nothing happened.

Looking at the wonderful sight that just happened in the sky, Haiya was stunned at first.

Then his face turned pale and he spat out a mouthful of blood.

The chaotic magic power in his body, which was originally as docile as a sheep, suddenly seemed to be out of control and began to run rampant in his body.

The other warlocks who participated in the spellcasting suffered even more, vomiting blood and dying from the backlash of the magic.

An exquisite amulet that Haiya wore around her neck emitted a soft light at this moment, which gradually calmed the violent chaotic magic power.

At this moment, there was a hint of horror in his eyes.

"It's actually an anti-summoning technique."

Anti-summoning is a spell invented by the Warlock Brotherhood specifically to deal with Alzu's double cross summoning.

The levitate is not a natural creature, nor does it even come from the Celestial Confluence.

It was summoned by Alzu from a place called the Warp.

When the levitors were first summoned into the world, many warlocks attempted to study them, and their curiosity cost them their lives:
This creature from the Warp is extremely resistant to magic. Even the powerful magic cast by high-level warlocks cannot cause substantial damage to it.

Finally, in order to drive these overly dangerous creatures out of the world, the core members of the Warlock Brotherhood paid a heavy price and invented an anti-summoning technique specifically for warp creatures.

But the problem is that to activate the anti-summoning technique, it is not enough to use magic materials alone, and it must be done at the cost of one's own life.

If that were the case, wouldn't that mean that all the warlocks stationed in Kaer Morhen Castle...

Just as Haiya's mind was racing with thoughts, suddenly, two nobles each grabbed one of Haiya's arms, pressed his back, and pushed him down hard.

Haiya's mind was confused for a moment.

By the time he reacted, another noble had covered his mouth tightly with his gloved hand.

No matter how powerful a warlock is, casting magic still requires chanting spells and making hand gestures.

Both are indispensable.

If a warlock's hands and mouth are controlled, it doesn't make much difference whether there is hurricane metal or not.

Haiya struggled desperately, trying to resist.

As a high-level warlock, his magic and knowledge naturally far surpassed those of the nobles, but how could he possibly be stronger than three of them?

Without saying a word, Władysław took out a dagger, stabbed it into Baya's stomach, and then twisted it hard.

Haiya's body struggled even more violently, but she was still unable to escape the control of the three nobles.

Władysław held the dagger upright and slashed through Baya's stomach and chest.

Blood and viscera splattered all over the ground. Only then did the king nod to the nobles.

Only then did the latter let go of Haiya.

Looking at the bald sorcerer falling face first into the water with blood flowing from his body, Władysław threw down the blood-stained dagger indifferently.

"If it is gold you desire, the merciful king will grant you what you ask for."

"But you dare to covet my throne, so don't blame me for being cruel and ruthless."

"Do you think I really don't know what you are planning?"

"I can't just sit back and watch as demon hunters multiply in my territory. But what makes you think I can continue to tolerate your offense after you've put your hands in my palace?"

In this era, any king would try his best to marry off his daughters when they were a little older.

There are two main reasons for this:

First, there are always scandals involving princesses in the royal family and certain nobles or ministers in the court, and these scandals cannot be stopped despite repeated bans.

If the scandal is allowed to spread until everyone knows about it, then the princess will have no chance of getting married.

No prince would want a princess like this.

The second reason is for the sake of the position under one's buttocks.

If the princess does not marry and becomes the queen of another country, she will naturally compete for her father's position.

Similar things have happened in history.

The most famous example of this is the infamous Falja.

She was the daughter of King Vreedank, the seventh king of Redania, and a half-elf girl of low birth.

Instead of turning the half-elf girl into a queen, Vreedank fell in love with someone else.

Falca and her mother had to leave Redania.

When she grew up, Falja launched a rebellion to regain her inheritance.

The rebellion soon spread to the entire north, and more and more peasants who were dissatisfied with the nobles joined the rebellion.

In that chaotic era, the distance between the king, nobles and peasants had never been so close.

The king was killed, the nobles were killed, and many sorcerers were killed as well.

In the end, anyone who was unwilling to join the rebels would be killed by them.

Of course, the rebellion was eventually suppressed.

Farga himself was sent to the stake and burned alive.

But because the rebellion caused by Falja was too large in scale, many nobles, wealthy businessmen and warlocks died because of her, so she was nicknamed "Bloody Falja".

This rebellion is also known as the "Bloody Falja Rebellion".

This is a bloody example.

Ever since the bloody Farga Rebellion, no king has dared to keep his daughter until she reaches adulthood.

Instead, they are often used as bargaining chips to reach agreements with neighboring countries while they are still in their carefree childhood.

"Gather their bodies in a pile and burn them. Tell the Ben Ader Academy that all of them died in the siege of Kaer Morhen."

One noble couldn't help but worry: "Will they believe it?"

The king sneered.

"So many of our people have died, and the dean of Aretuza Academy has deserted the battlefield. Isn't this convincing enough?"

"Besides, can't you see what kind of people these warlocks are? Their pursuit of power has surpassed their thirst for knowledge of magic."

"With Haiya's death, the position of Dean Ban Ade has become vacant. The other warlocks in the academy who are eyeing the position of Dean are taking this opportunity to fight to the death. Who knows, they might even thank us."

(End of this chapter)