Witcher's Atelier

An unfamiliar ceiling….

Where am I?

He was lying neatly on the bed that was not soft, and the quilt had a faint musty smell.

A few minutes after opening his eyes, Victor, as a realist, accepted the fact that he had traveled to a new world without questioning it too much. After all, time travel is like women's clothing, there are only zero times and countless times.

Of course, the starting point of the new world was much worse. Not only did he lose all the interpersonal relationships he had woven together, but the blood, fire and cruelty of the demon hunting world were also far greater than the original alchemy world.

Fortunately, as he thought about it slowly, he believed that he could recall a lot of content about the world of demon hunting. Although those things could not allow him to fight against the world, they would definitely keep him away from danger.

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This is Kaer Morhen. When he went down the stone steps of the castle, he knew that he was in Kaer Morhen, the inheritance place of the wolf sect witchers.

Unsurprisingly, beside the fireplace in the hall of the castle, Victor saw the spiritual mentor of all the witchers of the Wolf sect, Vesemir, whom Ciri called uncle but actually regarded as grandpa, gray-eyed cat-like pupils and gray-haired Vesemir. .

Specific to events, the content of the game may not be directly applicable to reality, and a slight difference in the process may cause huge errors in the results. But generally speaking, the character settings wouldn't be too different. This was his judgment after getting along with Xili.

When their eyes met, he nodded in greeting and showed a friendly smile to this respectable old witcher who had devoted himself to killing demons for hundreds of years and remained unwavering in his principles.

…

After eating the simple but unpalatable lunch cooked by the old witcher, Victor and Vesemir sat on the steps of the inner courtyard and chatted.

After listening to Vesemir's narration and the Tuogu declaration left by Ciri, Victor felt angry and funny. He was really being cared for like a child. But he was a little happy that he was so cherished by the other party.

So when it was his turn to speak, he did not mention too much about Ciri's privacy, but simply described the reason why he was brought to the world of demon hunting. Because he felt that he knew too much, and there were many details that Ciri would never tell in a normal state.

Xili Ken told herself last night that it was probably because she felt that she would never be able to see each other again and felt guilty that she had concealed it for half a year. If all those things were given to the grandfather, it would only make the future relationship more awkward.

"...That's what happened. She has been living with me for half a year. She had a nightmare last night and said she had to leave. Then when we were seeing her off, we were attacked by Ain El. Ciri could only take me on the horse and escape. "

"So you are from another world." After hearing the whole story, Vesemir looked a little solemn: "Child, regarding your origin, you can't tell others about it in the future.

Because our world has a natural phenomenon called the ‘celestial intersection’. When it occurs, there will be many places that overlap with other worlds, causing changes in the environment and migration of creatures.

The alien creatures brought by that rendezvous 1,500 years ago were all monsters such as ghouls, bloodthorn corpses, high-level vampires, and basilisk lizards.

So one can imagine people's attitude towards alien creatures. "

Victor nodded: "I understand, Uncle Vesemir!"

Victor has no mental barriers to calling the other person uncle. The other person is a living fossil that is hundreds of years old, and he deserves to be called grandpa.

"Then I'll leave it to you to take care of me during the next period of time. I will try my best to adapt to this place. Are there any taboos or restricted areas in Kaer Morhen?"

Although he was worried about Ciri's safety, Victor knew that there was nothing he could do. Even at this moment, the outcome of the battle was probably settled. All he could do was stay in Kaer Morhen and wait for news.

Vesemir said: "You have taken care of our children and are our relatives. I guarantee that in Kaer Morhen, you will have no taboos or restricted areas. You will be as free as if you were at home."

Victor thought for a while: "Then...please tell me about the witchers. Ciri only came to tell me a little bit about it. I hope to get to know the world by getting to know you."

Vesemir did not refuse, but he also did not explain directly. Instead, he took him to the library on the third floor, asked him to sit at the desk, picked out a few books from the bookshelf, and walked back to Victor.

He first handed "Northern Royal Blood" and "Cintra Massacre" to Victor: "These two books describe Ciri's life experience.

"The Witcher: Less Evil than You Think" is a neutral point of view and introduction to witchers.

Monster: Portrait of a Witcher. "Volume 1" is the view of the hated witchers, and is also the mainstream view of the outside world.

After reading these two books, you can continue reading "Trial of Green Grass and Other Secret Training of Witchers - My Personal Wisdom" to tell how we become a witcher.

Finally, "Sign of the Witcher", "Art is explosion - did you explode today?" 》Introduces two auxiliary attack methods commonly used by witchers. "

After listening to the selection and introduction of these books, Victor felt Vesemir's intentions. In order to avoid misleading his understanding of the world, he even put his views on discriminating against witchers in front of him for him to read.

"Child, I'm reading on the chair over there. If you have any questions, you can ask me and I will try my best to answer you." Vesemir said gently.

"Thank you, Uncle Vesemir."

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For Victor, the best way to get in touch with the new world is to read books. The process of reading will never be in vain. Books can not only help him recall the forgotten memories, but more importantly, complete the learning process that should be on the surface. In the future, when it is necessary to foresee and foresee, many unnecessary doubts can be avoided.

The reason why those predecessors who did not do any superficial work and began to reveal secrets, foresee and foresee, plan everything, and oppress all living beings with their IQ did not kill themselves is because they have the aura of the protagonist.

He took it as a lesson.

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Waking up from his evening nap, Vesemir was surprised to find that Victor was still working hard at the desk, reading books.

Looking from the side, the setting sun shone on the side of the boy's face, and there was a satisfied smile at the corner of his mouth. This picture unexpectedly made him feel that there was a kind of quiet power brewing.

He stood up and walked to Victor and patted his shoulder: "Let's eat first."

Putting down the book, Victor looked up and said: "Uncle Vesemir, in the world where I used to live, there was almost no danger in daily life, but killing and disputes in this world are obviously everywhere.

I want to strengthen my training and learn swordsmanship to protect myself, but I don't know how to start. Are you willing to train me?"

Vesemir did not answer immediately, but looked at Victor's serious expression. After a few seconds of eye contact, he said: "Do you mean you want to become a witcher?"

The child shook his head.

"Witchers, or demon hunters, are mutants created by warlocks using strong potions to fight monsters that came from the conjunction of the celestial spheres. They have faster speed, stronger strength, extraordinary five senses and long life than ordinary people. Their common characteristics are mutant pupils and reproductive isolation.

I respect the struggle of demon hunters against monsters, but becoming a demon hunter myself?

No!

Absolutely!

I don't want to go through the seven-day epilepsy, high fever, nosebleed, vomiting, deep pain in the internal organs, and a 70% failure mortality rate of the "Green Grass Trial" for this." His tone was firm and unquestionable.

Vesemir was relieved to hear his answer, but he also felt a little lost. He certainly didn't want to see any children suffer inhuman torture, but he vaguely regretted the interruption of inheritance.

"You read the book well, the summary is very good, and the symptoms described are all correct." Patting Victor on the shoulder to encourage him, he said: "Of course I can train you. Go to bed early after dinner. We will start at five o'clock tomorrow morning."

Victor smiled happily. "No problem. Please let me cook dinner today. I'm good at cooking."