The Witcher: Make Witcher Great Again

Chapter 243 Fair, Fair, Fair, Fair as F*ck

Borch, who was standing beside him, also spoke up for Lin En, saying, "My dear, Mr. Lin En is different from most people you know. He is a truly noble man."

Lynn nodded at him with a smile.

"Mr. Borch, you are too kind. I am not as good as he says. However, I understand your previous actions and don't take them to heart."

Mirgatabrek imitated the humans and bowed slightly. "Thank you very much. Also, regarding your reward, Velentretanmes just told me that he is willing to give you half of the treasure I gave him. I have no objection."

"My friend, half of the treasure here is yours. You can choose first, and the rest will be mine after you have chosen."

Faced with Borch's kindness, Lin En did not immediately take out the magic pattern leather bag and start putting money into it, but spoke seriously to Milgatabrek.

"Regarding this, I actually have a suggestion. Lord Borch and I will accept your treasure, Milgatabrek, but not all of it. I hope you can give a portion as compensation to the shepherds of Holopor."

"Although you didn't cause any casualties, you killed the shepherd's flock. The shepherd deserves compensation. I know you had no choice, so I don't blame you."

"Otherwise I wouldn't be here, talking to you calmly."

Lynn's answer startled both dragons.

Borch and Milgatablake looked at each other, both showing surprise.

"Demon Hunter Lynn, you are truly an interesting person. You could have split my treasure equally with Velentretanmais, but you voluntarily gave up part of it."

"I've lived in the North for so long, it's not like I haven't heard what the Northerners say about you Witchers."

"Tell me, Demon Hunter Lynn, what exactly made you repay evil with kindness?"

Seeing that the other party had misunderstood what he meant, Lynn explained.

"You misunderstood, Milgata Blake. I am only exercising my own rules. I will make sure that any lunatic who dares to fool me will be punished."

"But the shepherds outside Holopor City have not offended me. In fact, I have never had any contact with them so far."

"They are shepherds, and the sheep are their property. You have caused them losses, so you should compensate them for their losses."

"I never thought of becoming the protector of everyone in the world, nor did I think it was possible for me to protect everyone."

"But there are some things that I might as well not see. If I do see them, and I happen to be able to do so, I wouldn't mind doing my bit to help."

Even though Lynn had explained it, Milgata Blake still couldn't understand.

"You are truly strange, Witcher."

"Even the knights-errant, whom you humans consider noble, would never try to reason with monsters, let alone those who do your job."

"But... you saved my life. If you wish... well, these treasures belong to you and Verentretanmes anyway. You can do whatever you want with them."

With these words from Milgata Blake.

Lynn then started to take action.

He divided the treasures in the cave neatly into three parts:
Among them, his and Borch's shares were the largest.

The portion paid to the shepherds was the smallest.

Of course, even the smallest portion of the treasure would be enough to compensate the shepherd ten times his losses.

Seeing Lin En putting the treasures he needed into the magic pattern leather bag, the cave suddenly seemed much emptier.

Milgata Blake didn't look distressed or anything like that.

Instead, he made another request. "Sir Lin, I actually need your help with something else."

"Although I've been hiding in the cave these days, I can sense that the humans who want to kill me are probably on their way here, and may even be about to enter the Kestrel Mountains."

"Therefore, I just made a request to Verentretanmes, asking him to help me eliminate the invading enemy."

"But Verentretanmes told me that he wanted to hear your opinion first."

Lynn had made an agreement with the Three Jackdaws before.

Ask to follow Lynn's instructions first.

It seems that the three jackdaws have followed the instructions well.

As a god revered by everyone in the Kingdom of Zerekan, he is still willing to abide by the agreement with the "weak" demon hunters. This alone makes him far superior to some humans who go back on their words.

"Well, I guessed you would make this request."

Although in the original novel, Milgata Blake's story is very short.

He never even made a direct appearance.

Instead, it is an indirect description through the mouths of Dandelion and Borch respectively.

But in all the years that Milgatabrek has lived in the Kestrel Mountains, there has never been an incident like a "dragon disaster".

Even if she needs to eat because she's pregnant, she'll only attack the flock, not humans...

It can be seen that Milgatabrek should belong to the chaotic good camp like Borch.

But even if it is chaotic good, it will still kill people, unlike Kenshin Himura who vows not to kill.

Take the dragon-slaying team heading towards their own dragon lair, for example...

If it weren't for the bottle of high-quality white honey given by Lin En.

Milgatablake had no choice but to move forward like the wind.

But it's different now.

Although her body has not yet fully recovered.

But at least most of the strength can be exerted.

Add to that Borch and the cavalry he brought specially from Zerekan, and finally Lynn, and she really couldn't imagine how they could lose.

Borch said from the side.

"Sir Lynn, if you are willing to help Milgatabrek, I will pay you a large sum of money and even find you a position in Zerekan. From now on, you will enjoy privileges and no longer have to work in the wind and rain for a meager salary."

"But I guess you might not want to see this end in bloodshed, am I right?"

"Indeed," Lin En nodded. "In fact, I have a perfect solution that doesn't require any major fuss."

"Milgata Blake, you set up the dragon's lair in a very secluded place. Even if Borch and I didn't know the location of the dragon's lair in advance, we might have to wander around in the mountains for several days before we could find it."

"So, we still have time. We can leave before they find us."

"Anyway, your treasure has already been paid to me, Borch, and the shepherd. This dragon's lair is no longer valuable. Even if they find it, it's just a deep cave."

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