The Witcher: Make Witcher Great Again

Chapter 259 It has always been like this, is it right?

After getting Tisha's assurance, Lin En continued.

"The knowledgeable Ms. Tissaia is certainly more aware than I am of the 'Bovis Split' incident that occurred in Kovir."

"After that incident, the Thyssen family, which had previously ruled Kovir, lost power, and its members were forced to flee Kovir and seek refuge in the Principality of Targo."

"For so many years, the current head of the Tisen family, Isterad Tisen, has been gathering his allies and accumulating strength, all for the day when he can counterattack and return to Kovir."

Tissaia couldn't believe her ears.

She stared with wide eyes at the witcher who seemed to have no idea what she was doing.

"You actually plan to do this? What benefit did he give you?"

"As long as I help him when he counterattacks Kovir in the future, he will allocate a piece of land in Kovir for the witchers to survive."

"Lin En, how dare you blatantly violate the neutrality principles set by Alzu?"

Tishaya thought she had a relatively good understanding of the profession of demon hunter.

After Alzu established the code of neutrality for the witchers, most witchers were able to abide by it no matter how bad their lives were.

Only witchers from the School of Cat and School of Viper violate this code of neutrality.

Originally, Tisaya felt that for schools like the Cat School and the Viper School, accepting assassination commissions was a heinous act.

But they didn't expect that Lin En was even more amazing than them.

Originally, Tissaia thought that Lin En just wanted to reunite the several divided schools of demon hunters and restore the demon hunter cult...

He actually wants to be a noble? !
Looking at Tisha's shocked expression, Lin En seemed very calm.

With the help of Aretuza Academy, it would not be impossible to not only analyze and optimize the method of secondary mutation, but also improve the formula of herbal decoction and increase the survival rate of the herbal trial.

But they, the witchers, have never had any contact with Aretuza Academy. Why should they help them for no reason?

This requires empty promises.

That is to say, it emphasizes what kind of return the other party can get after investing in themselves.

Isn’t that what investing is all about?

Even if you have no value now, you have to make the other party believe that you will have great value in the future.

Moreover.

Lynn, this is not entirely empty talk.

He knew what would happen in the future, and he was also aware of the fate of the high-level sorceress and the academy.

Putting aside other things, even if he did not change any history and let reality develop as in the plot (although this is impossible), as long as he reminded the other party twice before the coup on Thaned Island and the Locke Muinni Summit, and saved the other party and Aretusa, it would be enough to repay Aretusa's reward to him.

Besides, he didn't intend to do nothing.

Just as he had agreed with Isterad Tissen, he would definitely have his own territory in Kovir in the future.

No matter how small the territory is, or how remote it is, as long as there are people and villages in the territory, Aretuza can be given shelter.

This is the only benefit of the feudal system.

If centralization of power means that all under heaven belongs to the king and all the people in the world are his subjects, then the feudal system means that you can do things behind closed doors. As long as you don't openly rebel against your master, you can do whatever you want and no one will bother you.

Of course, Lynn was not the kind of person who blindly supported the idea of ​​smaller European countries becoming more divided. However, if he were just a lord of Kovir, he would definitely support a feudal system where local power was greater and the central power was smaller.

But if he were the Emperor, he would definitely favor centralization. Just wait until he becomes the Jarl of Kovir.

At that time, Aretuza College could move to Kovir as a whole, thus naturally avoiding the fate in the original plot.

"Don't be so surprised, Ms. Tissaia."

"First of all, you have to understand that it was our 'father' who abandoned us. Giving birth to a child without raising it is worse than not having any child at all."

"Secondly, you're familiar with the situation witchers have always been in. They do the most tiring and difficult work for the meager pay. When they're needed, they're called upon, and when they're not, they're driven away like lepers."

"Even so, witchers continued to work tirelessly to protect humanity, fighting for centuries until the number of monsters decreased to the point where people no longer needed witchers."

"As a group of demon hunters, they pay a lot but receive little in return, simply because of the principles set by the 'father' who abandoned them."

"Even so, many people still think that witchers are monsters. They think that since there aren't that many monsters anymore, witchers should disappear..."

"Ms. Tisha, I'd like to ask you, demon hunters have always been so dedicated, so people feel at ease enjoying the demon hunters' dedication. Is this right?"

Tishaya paused when she heard this.

She certainly knew how difficult the witcher's situation was.

Mercenaries, who also live and die by sword, are in a much better situation than witchers.

Even if it was the most impoverished mercenary, the troublemakers would never dare to say anything in front of him.

As the saying goes, as long as you have no morals, you will not be morally kidnapped.

These unruly people know better than anyone that the profession of mercenary is not much better than that of demon hunter.

But mercenaries will really draw their swords and kill people if they disagree with something.

Besides this, there is another reason: if a mercenary kills someone, the blame will only be placed on the murderer.

But if a witcher did the same thing because he didn't get paid and was stabbed in the back with a pitchfork, the blame would be put on the entire witcher group.

It will deepen prejudice and even disgust towards all demon hunters.

"Lin En, you have to know that there has never been fairness in this world..."

"Yes, Lady Tissaia, I know. Freedom comes not through crying, but respect comes through fighting. So, this is what I will do now."

A rare wise king in Istrad, wiser than Foltest.

Kovir's geographical location is also better than Temeria, which is surrounded by powerful enemies.

Therefore, whether it is for the territory of the demon hunters or the location of the new home of Aretuza Academy, choosing Kovir is obviously a better decision.

"Ms. Tisha, please don't misunderstand me as complaining about what I just said to you. Of course, that's not the case."

"What I'm trying to say is that times have changed."

"If the demon hunters continue to cling to their old ways and refuse to change, they will only gradually die out."

"And the warlocks of today are different from those of the past. They are all blinded by their lust for power."

"Sooner or later, the warlocks will bring about their own destruction because of their own actions."

"By that time, Aretuza Academy, which trains sorceresses, will also be implicated."

(End of this chapter)