The Witcher: Make Witcher Great Again

Chapter 6: I, Lin En, can reach my current level because of my extraordinary talent
Time passes day by day.

After Brehan was driven from the Blue Mountains, peace returned to Kaer Morhen.

Lynn lives every day to the fullest.

Every morning, he stayed on the training ground to practice seals.

In the afternoon, follow Geralt, Eskar, or Lambert, leave Kaer Morhen, and go deep into the Blue Mountains.

Originally, after returning to Kaer Morhen, the witchers of the Wolf School just wanted to lie down and do nothing.

Life outside is hard enough, so why go back into the mountains to kill monsters?

Besides, there is no reward for killing monsters in the mountains, so why do this?

None of the three were willing.

It was only after Lynn's repeated requests, and Vesemir also felt that:

If we can give Lin En more exercise before going down the mountain, perhaps he will be able to adapt better to the life of a demon hunter.

Increase his chances of survival outside.

So, at the old man's request, even Lambert finally put on a sour face and agreed reluctantly.

With the addition of these three old ass guys, Lin En can finally kill monsters in the true sense.

However, Lin En made a special request that the final blow must be delivered by himself.

Although the three witchers found it strange, they didn't think too much about it and agreed.

So, during the following period of time, the monsters in the mountains had terrible bad luck.

Originally, as long as these monsters didn't get close to Kaer Morhen, the witchers of the Wolf School didn't bother to care about them.

But now we have encountered a catastrophe.

Geralt, Eskar, and Lambert are all experienced demon hunters.

One alone is not a big deal, but now three of them come at once.

No monster can withstand being built like this.

The three demon hunters beat the monster until it was only breathing its last breath, and finally Lin En came up to put an end to it.

It’s great to have an old player to guide you.

The experience points provided by monsters are indeed much more than those provided by animals.

In just one month, the attribute points gained were far more than before.

this day.

Lynn stood at the window of the room, staring at the scene outside.

The snow was falling heavily, and the white world seemed to be covered by a soft velvet blanket.

There was no sound of wind outside, only snowflakes falling gently, making a faint sound when they hit the windows.

The warmth inside the room contrasts sharply with the cold outside the window, giving people a sense of security and tranquility.

He looked like he was admiring the snowy scenery, but he was actually looking at his attribute panel.

Lynn

"Skill:"

"Wolf School Swordsmanship (Mastery)"

Dharma Seal (Introduction)

"Attribute points: 3 (0%)"

Through practicing the seals for a period of time, he was finally able to successfully release all the seals of the witcher.

And when he did this, the "Seal" skill appeared on the attribute panel.

The 3 attribute points were the result of Geralt and his three strong men flying with Lin En for more than a month.

"I now have two choices: First, continue to improve my swordsmanship, but the higher the skill level, the more attribute points I will spend;"

"Upgrading Wolf School Swordsmanship from Mastery to Proficiency requires 2 attribute points."

"But if I continue to level up, I'll need a terrifying 5 attribute points." "So, I have to save these 3 attribute points for now, and when I get another 2 attribute points, I'll add them to 'Wolf School Swordsmanship'."

"And there's another problem with this: the academic bias is too serious."

"The essence of the Wolf School should be all-round development."

"The second option is to use all of it to upgrade the "Sign" skill, from "Beginner" to "Master" in one go. This requires a total of 3 attribute points, which is just right."

"Okay, that's it."

In the end, Lynn made her choice.

He imagined a finger pressing hard on the plus sign behind the "Seal" skill. The text behind it became blurred and changed from "Getting Started" to "Mastering".

Then he pressed it again.

This time, "mastery" became "proficiency" after a moment of blur.

A large amount of memories about practicing seals flowed into Lin En's brain like rivers flowing into the sea.

This gave him decades of experience in using seals skillfully.

After the memory transfer was completed, Lin En raised his hand and made the Quinn Seal.

A bright orange light quickly lit up, forming a shield around the demon hunter.

Lin En's face lit up with joy: "It's really good."

Before this, he had already learned how to release these seals.

But it is always not stable enough, let alone actual combat.

Now the Quen shield he released was obviously in a very stable state.

Moreover, the entire process from drawing the hand gesture to releasing the Dharma seal did not require too much concentration like when he first learned the Dharma seal. Instead, he only needed to have the thought, and his body would react by inertia.

Just like when you pick up chopsticks while eating, you don’t need to spend time and effort concentrating to control your hands to hold the chopsticks, but you can do it naturally and reflexively.

Next, Lin En tested several other seals one after another.

Except that the Axis Seal can't be tested...

When releasing Heliotrop, Igni Sign, Alder Sign, and Aden Sign, they all showed obvious improvement.

"Normally, it would take at least several years to reach my current level, but it only took me one month to reach the level of a formal demon hunter."

"Perhaps, by the time I actually go down the mountain, I can even reach a strength that surpasses that of a proper demon hunter."

……

Two days later.

"I still don't understand why we have to take this brat with us no matter what we do? We're not his babysitters!"

A few hours after Lin En followed Lambert and Eskar into the Blue Mountains, he heard Lambert, who was walking in front, complain like this.

Facing Lambert's question, Lynn raised two fingers.

"First, I have a name, Lin En; second, I can protect myself."

But Lambert said, "Wait until you pass the badge test first, then we can talk about your name. Now, keep quiet, kid."

"Didn't you start it?" Lynn rolled his eyes at Lambert, then turned to the other witcher whose face was covered in scars. "Eskal, I don't know how you can stand him."

Eskar said helplessly, "Sometimes we don't understand either. However, although Lambert's words may be unpleasant to hear, we really shouldn't continue the conversation."

Just as Eskar said, none of the three spoke after that.

The three men found an open snowy area, drove a wooden stake into the snow, and tied a sheep to the side of the stake.

After doing this, the three of them quietly hid in a nearby bush.

This is the information on how to lure a fork-tailed dragon from page 28 of Brother Yalbert's Animal Encyclopedia.

Just a few days ago, as usual, Lin En, who was learning about monsters in the castle, suddenly heard a roar coming from afar.

We also saw a fork-tailed dragon flying through the air.

The Blue Mountains are vast, and it is normal to have monsters in the mountains, but what is abnormal is that there are very few monsters active in a place so close to Kaer Morhen.

(End of this chapter)