The Witcher: Make Witcher Great Again

Chapter 267 Pattern of Clothes
To celebrate the many guests visiting Kaer Morhen, Vesemir personally cooked that evening.

In the entire Kaer Morhen, besides Lynn, the only one who can be praised for his cooking skills is Vesemir.

As for Geralt and the others, it is totally impossible.

Asking them to cook is a disaster.

Vesemir's cooking skills are definitely top-notch in this era.

Even Vesemir himself believed that if he had not become a witcher, he would most likely have been a chef.

After dinner, everyone cleared away the clean dishes, and the dwarves gathered around the long table to start the evening entertainment - a Gwent duel.

Yarpan and Zoltan both warmly and kindly invited Lin En and others, but Lin En had other plans, so he declined their kindness.

Cassia and the other children were washing dishes in the kitchen.

As for the rescued elf civilians, they were forced to leave their hometown and travel a long way. They finally arrived at a safe place. After eating, they just wanted to rest early. Lin En arranged rooms for them and let them rest.

Then, Lynn took the witchers and sorceresses to a room upstairs in the castle.

When everyone was seated in the room, Lynn finally told Vesemir, Eskar, and Lambert the purpose of Tissaia and Yennefer coming to Kaer Morhen:

They came here to analyze, optimize and improve the methods of secondary mutations.

Lynn hopes that Vesemir can join them in the research.

Witchers are not as knowledgeable as warlocks, but Vesemir has lived for hundreds of years, so the knowledge he has learned must be greater than that of ordinary witchers.
Secondly, everyone has their own expertise. After all, this is a study on demon hunters. No matter how much an outsider knows, the participation of insiders is definitely needed.

In addition, Lin En also put forward another proposal:
He hoped that Vesemir would open the basement that had been sealed for decades or even hundreds of years to the two sorceresses.

Each witcher school's herbal decoction is different.

Its formula is the treasure of each school.

And in the basement of Kaer Morhen, sealed away are the Wolf School's herbal decoction formulas, equipment, and instruments.

"Lin En, you..."

Vesemir didn't expect that Lin En didn't discuss it with him in private, but brought it up directly in front of the two sorceresses.

Seeing Vesemir's slightly changing expression, Lynn smiled.

He knew what Vesemir was afraid of.

The things that Vesemir was afraid of were already told to him by Vesemir when Lin En came back last time.

Of course I keep it in mind.

"It's okay, Teacher Vesemir. Both of them can be trusted."

Although Yennefer is a strong person, she doesn't care much about other people's feelings. She always says whatever she wants and does whatever she wants.

But Yennefer's character and dedication to her friends are also worthy of recognition.

Even if it wasn't for Geralt, but just for her friends, she had never done anything to let her friends down.

Therefore, you can always trust Yennefer.

As for Tissaia...

Although this lady is a core member of the Warlock Brotherhood, based on Lynn's understanding of the plot, the "memories" he saw in Toussaint, and his previous tests of her, it can be determined that she and the Warlock Brotherhood are not of the same mind.

She wanted to protect Aretuza Academy more than the Brotherhood of Warlocks.

She has little ambition for politics and power, and her position in the Warlock Brotherhood is more like an empty title.

Furthermore, she disagrees with some of the Warlock Brotherhood's practices, particularly regarding demon hunters.

It’s just that because of the precedent of “Pure White” Lafard, they dare not and cannot openly oppose it.

It was precisely because he was certain that neither of them had any ill will towards the witcher, nor would they betray the witcher for their own benefit, that Lin En brought it up in front of the two sorceresses. It was also a proactive gesture of goodwill.

Besides, if he wasn't sure, he wouldn't have brought these two to the Wolf School's headquarters.

When Vesemir heard Lynn say this, he immediately looked at the two sorceresses.

The other person's face was full of arrogance.

But there is indeed no suggestion of conspiracy or lies.

Vesemir himself had been traveling in the north for a long time and had heard of the reputation of these two sorceresses.

In this era where good news doesn't travel far but bad news travels far and wide, Tissaia has almost no bad reputation. As for Yennefer, when people talk about her, the worst thing they say about her is cold and arrogant.

Vesemir looked at Lin En one last time and saw that his student looked sincere. Out of trust in Lin En, Vesemir nodded slowly, agreeing to the proposal Lin En had just made.

But then Lambert suddenly raised an objection: "Wait a minute, the secondary mutation is fine, but shouldn't we discuss the re-creation of the Demon Hunter?"

Eskar also frowned and said, "Lambert's words were always unpleasant to hear, but this time he was right."

Lin En was not angry, but just looked at the two of them.

"Eskal, Lambert, don't you want to see the Wolf School prosper?"

Lambert spread his hands. "If I said, 'It doesn't matter to me what happens to Kaer Morhen,' would you be disappointed and think I'm an emotionless monster?"

Lin En smiled and said, "I know what you're thinking, Lambert. I appreciate you expressing your dissatisfaction in a tactful way. Since you're so polite, I'll dispel your doubts directly."

"I promise that all children who want to become witcher apprentices are absolutely willing. There is no coercion."

"Besides, until the survival rate of the Green Grass Trial is significantly improved, I will not sacrifice their lives in vain and use them to create demon hunters."

"Lambert, Eskar, can you rest assured after hearing this?"

Lambert paused when he heard this.

He was already prepared to accept Lynn's long speech.

He knew from a long time ago that Lin En was different from those demon hunters who just lay down and do nothing.

He is a striver.

The strugglers and the layabouts have been incompatible since ancient times.

But Lin En's words left him speechless.

Yes.

If it was voluntary, then what was he objecting to?

"That's fine with me."

"Me too."

Seeing that the two had withdrawn their objections, Lin En felt that they were still concerned about Tuyangtunai's clothes.

In his home world, there are four ways to write "voluntary".

always one option fit for you.

Of course, he is not a devil and would not do that to his own people.

At this moment, Oaks next to Reso suddenly raised his hand: "Lin En, if you allow me, I have a question."

"Please go on." Lynn nodded at him, motioning him to continue.

He looked at Letho beside him, then at Serrit, before continuing.

(End of this chapter)