The Witcher: Make Witcher Great Again

Chapter 328 Triss is so beautiful
"let's start."

As soon as the last word fell, Gerd's pupils shrank suddenly.

Because in front of him, Lin En, who was using the Wolf School's starting stance, suddenly took off like a ricochet, like a crossbow arrow, shooting towards him fiercely.

So fast!

I couldn't even muster the energy to utter a surprised sound; the thought just flashed through my mind.

However, Gede is also a master of the Bear School, so he shouldn't be unable to block even one sword.

Although he was surprised at Lynn's speed, which exceeded that of an ordinary demon hunter, his battle-hardened body subconsciously made the best choice.

Step back, create distance, and raise your sword to block.

Use the sword blade to block the thrusting weapon.

when!
The harsh sound of metal clashing.

After missing the first strike, Lynn dodged to the side of Gede and swung his sword again.

The two sword blades were like two ferocious beasts, constantly separating and biting each other.

Since Gerd's speed was not as fast as Lin's, he focused more on defense than offense. However, he cleverly used his own weapon, the length and width of the greatsword, so he did not need to be led by Lin. Instead, he only needed to slightly adjust the angle and position to block Lin's raging attack.

After that, he seized the opportunity and while blocking the attack with the sword blade, he grasped the small unsharpened section of the sword in front of the cross guard, changed his moves, and smashed it with the counterweight ball at the end of the hilt.

Although Lin En quickly drew his sword to block, he still felt a powerful force coming from the sword, which made his hands numb and he could hardly hold the sword.

And it's not over yet.

Taking advantage of this opportunity to finally escape from the fierce attack, Gerd raised the greatsword above his head.

Next comes the most iconic move of the Bear School:

Anger breaks out!

The terrifying sword energy even arrived one step ahead of the entity, and Lin En felt that his face was cut by the cold murderous aura.

If it were an ordinary soldier, he might even be shocked by the powerful momentum of this move and be unable to move, and could only watch the sword chop down.

But Lynn is not an ordinary soldier after all.

Bang!
dusty.

When the dust gradually settled, the two figures reappeared on the field.

Lynn stood in front of Gede, holding the sword in his backhand and holding it against Gede's neck.

But he was not unscathed.

There was a cut on the chest of the Grandmaster-level Wolf School armor he was wearing.

This was not the result of Gede showing mercy, but the value of the Grandmaster-level armor.

"I lost." Gede's face was full of apology. "Luckily you're okay. Sorry, I should have reminded you that when using this move, I always use my full strength."

"It's okay, don't worry."

Lynn waved at him.

He was still very confident in his ability to protect himself. When fighting with Gerd, he naturally took into consideration the possibility that the other party would lose his temper during the fight.

Through this actual combat with Gede, Lynn once again confirmed his guess.

The Bear School is not the Cat School. Even though its destructive power is amazing, its speed is still inferior.

It can deal with medium to large monsters and has no problem dealing with humans.

But if the enemy is small and agile, you have to be careful.

In contrast, the Cat School's swordsmanship, while fast, lacked destructive power. The previous battle with the Nilfgaardians had made Lin En realize the feeling of being constrained when facing an enemy wearing heavy armor.

If he didn't have powerful spellcasting abilities, he would have been too passive.

So, if you want to be invincible on the battlefield, you still have to use heavy armor to defeat heavy armor.

……

After several days of continuous and unremitting practice, Lin En finally fixed the Bear School swordsmanship on the attribute panel.

But before he could add any more points, an island soldier came running over to report to him.

A merchant ship flying the white lily flag of Temeria arrived at the island of Little Skellige. They claimed that they came specifically to meet a witcher named Lynn.

So Lin En and the soldier who came to report the news, accompanied by several other soldiers, came to the shore closest to the merchant ship anchored on the sea.

At the signal of the soldiers waving flags, the Temerian merchant ship on the distant sea lowered a sampan with several people in cloaks sitting on it, and slowly rowed over.

When the sampan approached the shore, the island soldiers around Lin En instinctively gripped their weapons, and the merchants on the sampan raised their hands to indicate that they were not carrying any weapons.

"Lynn."

A petite figure walked out from the crowd. She took off her hood, revealing a head of red hair that looked like burning flames.

It was Triss.

Seeing that it was an acquaintance, Lin En signaled the island soldiers that they no longer needed to remain on alert.

He walked forward and hugged the red-haired beauty.

The latter gave him a sweet kiss.

"I thought you would use teleportation magic to teleport directly here."

"I've never been to the Skellige Islands, so I had to come here by boat," Triss said, glancing to the side. "They are the most loyal guards to His Majesty Foltest."

Lynn nodded in greeting.

"I can't wait to see that thing you're talking about."

"Come with me, right in the castle...them, too."

"No need. Go back to the boat and wait for me. I'll be back tomorrow at the latest."

"Yes, ma'am."

The Temerian soldiers had no objections and bowed their heads in obedience.

Then he rowed the sampan back to the boat in full view of everyone.

Lynn and his group returned to Tursec Castle.

After returning to the castle, the protection of the archipelago soldiers was no longer needed, so Lynn let them go about their own business. He accompanied Triss alone to the dungeon.

The jailers guarding the dungeon all knew Lin En, the hero who had made great contributions to the separation of Tursek and even the entire Skellige Islands, so the journey was naturally smooth.

After passing through the eerie and dim corridor, they finally saw Charimier who was imprisoned in a solitary cell that seemed much cleaner.

Lynn had previously instructed not to abuse the Duchy Knight and to ensure that he had two full meals a day.

Aside from having his hands and feet shackled and unable to leave the cell, the Duchy Knight's treatment was much better than the average situation for people of this status.

But even so, when Lynn saw Charimire again, he almost didn't recognize him.

It was only a few days since we last saw each other, but Charimir looked visibly older and more haggard.

His hair was disheveled, his beard was unkempt, and there were food residue and soup on his beard, and he smelled terrible.

How can he still look like a knight now?
(End of this chapter)