The Witcher: Make Witcher Great Again

Chapter 398 A Letter from the North
Raven and Kogrim's pupils trembled.

Despite having seen numerous insect corpses along the way, and thus being aware of Lynn's strength.

But when they witnessed Lynn slaying the Queen, their hearts were still filled with a tremendous upheaval.

They had never heard of any witcher whose physical abilities were so great that they could go toe-to-toe with a monster like Queen Andrade.

Even those first-generation Witchers from the Witcher Order era probably...

Without a second thought, ignoring the filth on the ground, the two knelt down on one knee.

"Raven, a Witcher of the Manticore School (Korgrim, a Witcher of the Viper School), swears allegiance to you."

……

Lynn, along with Raven and Kogrim, walked out of the forest.

The two witchers remained one body length behind Lynn.

Aiden, Gaitan, and Ivo, who remained outside the forest, were equally surprised to see Lynn and the other two emerge unharmed, except for the bloodstains.

Even for witchers, getting injured while fighting monsters is commonplace.

Moreover, when they were outside the forest, the noises they heard inside didn't sound like a minor disturbance at all.

Lynn was still unharmed.

Even Ivo had to admit that he had underestimated Lynn.

Lynn looked at them.

They didn't say much else, just let them go in to inspect the results of the battle.

Half an hour later, when they came out again, their faces were filled with shock, just like Raven and Koglum.

Even Ivo completely lost his previous attitude.

Even the most emotionally detached individuals in the Xiong school still possess biological instincts.

A wealthy and capable employer is someone he should be loyal to.

And so, this new batch of recruited witchers had no further objections to Lynn.

Lynn left Master Tyncel in Novigrad to forge Grandmaster-level equipment for their respective schools.

He took time out of his own pocket to mix large quantities of high-grade magic potions and high-grade alchemical bombs and distribute them to them.

Although these newly recruited witcher brothers and sisters have not undergone secondary mutations, they are still at the level of ordinary witchers.

But it doesn't matter.

Witchers used to operate alone, but now Lynn has them team up. As long as they don't take on the entire Zerg single-handedly like Lynn did, they won't face too much risk with high-level potions and alchemical bombs at their disposal.

……

A month later, George also returned to Novigrad.

Lynn had previously arranged for him to go to the Griffin School's headquarters, Kael'thas Castle, to bring over the remaining Griffin School witchers.

George did it.

He brought Kelda and Cohen with him.

Kelda was an old man of the same era as Vesemir, and he was already teaching at Kel'Siren Castle when the Griffin School was at its peak.

Later, Kael'thas Castle was buried by an avalanche created by sorcerers, and even Aran, the founder of the Griffin School, left in sorrow, and his whereabouts were never known again.

Kelda remained in the castle ruins, training a new generation of witchers like George and Cohen.

Lynn met three Witchers from the Griffin School in Novigrad. George, of course, was introduced to Lynn, and Kelda and Cohen, after their conversation, were quite impressed with him and willing to contribute to Lynn's Witcher School.

Lynn had other plans for these three.

They don't need to go to Velen to clear out the monsters there.

Instead, they need to escort Tyncel back to Kael'thas, along with the blacksmith apprentices who have passed the Axii Sign test.

The fine gold ore mined from the depths of the Blue Mountains needs to be forged into weapons by Tyncel and his blacksmith apprentices.

While Lynn traveled between Novigrad and Velen, Chapel also contacted local orphanages in major cities of Redania and Temuria, as instructed by Lynn.

They provided supplies and funds to the local orphanage on only one condition: that the orphanage add a pastor to serve as the children's new teacher.

The priest's job was to tell these orphans the truth about who had kept them from hunger and cold, and to ensure they became loyal followers of the Witcher.

These orphans will be the foundation of Lynn's future endeavors.

Lynn doesn't expect them all to become witchers; they can pursue other professions.

But these educated children will undoubtedly have the highest level of loyalty.

Good news kept coming in, and the Rustwater Conglomerate's operations in Cordwin were also going smoothly.

With the ignorant mindset of the people of Cordwin, they subconsciously believed that the Rustwater tycoon was engaged in the slave trade.

They have always disliked inhuman races.

The people of Cordwin are overjoyed that someone is willing to remove non-human races from their country, and they certainly wouldn't stop it.

Those non-human races were temporarily settled in a stronghold called Loruka in the south of Isparden.

With more people arriving, the Rustwater Conglomerate transferred them all to Novigrad at once.

Lynn tried to settle all the non-human races that came to Novigrad.

Those who are willing to farm can go to Velen to reclaim wasteland. As long as they cultivate the land continuously for five years, they can become the owner of this land.

Although Velen is Triss's territory, what's the difference between one's wife's and one's own?
We're all family, why speak like strangers?

Those who didn't want to farm and wanted to stay in Novigrad, Lynn had Shapel arrange jobs for them in the city.

Furthermore, some suitable candidates were selected to join the Syndicate and the Brotherhood Without Flags.

Novigrad is no longer the terrorist stronghold of The Witcher 3, but has truly become an inclusive city.

Velen is gradually improving as the number of monsters has decreased dramatically thanks to the witchers' hard work.

Although the arrival of the non-human races inevitably made the local villagers of Velen somewhat uneasy, the people of Velen gradually accepted these non-human races thanks to the ideological work done by the priests of the Eternal Flame who had been placed in every village beforehand.

Unfortunately, such leisurely times are always fleeting.

Two years later, in the winter, as the fireplace in Raven's Nest Castle began to burn brightly, a traveling merchant arrived at Raven's Nest and handed a letter to Lynn in person.

The businessman wore a Rustwater tycoon's emblem on his chest, and the letter was stamped with the Thyssen family crest.

He opened the letter and glanced at its contents.

The content was brief, just a few simple sentences: Istrad now intends to do what they agreed on back then, and if Lynn is willing to keep their agreement and come to help, then Istrad's original promise will still be valid.

The Thyssen family's quest for restoration has finally begun.

Lynn threw the letter into the fireplace and watched it burn: "Please tell Lord Istrad that I, Lynn, will definitely lend a hand."

(End of this chapter)