Wizard: This witcher is neglecting his duties.

Chapter 171 The Summoning of Foltest

The farmer's daughter, Julie, was only sixteen years old. She took Wayne to the farmhouse's dining room and spent a few minutes preparing a hot milk, a fried egg, and wheat bread for him.

Then the farm girl sat down opposite Wayne with great interest and started chatting with him, mainly wanting to hear about his adventurous life.

Wayne was naturally happy to see this happen. He used half-true, half-false adventure stories to fool the naive girl in front of him, while using the art of language to subtly extract a lot of information about the current world from her.

One of the most important pieces of information is that the current time is approximately sixteen years after the opening of the Dark Portal, and the Third War ended six or seven years ago with the orcs' defeat.

Most of the orc prisoners are now imprisoned in various Alliance prisoner camps, guarded by human soldiers.

One of the biggest events in Stormwind in recent years was the death of Queen Teiffen, King Varian's queen, in a riot caused by the Stonemasons Brothers.

The Stonemasons Brotherhood was the precursor to the current Defias Brotherhood, and this band of outlaws was growing in strength in the Wild West.

With this information, Wayne, a former World of Warcraft player, quickly figured out roughly what stage he was in and couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

At least for the past few years, Stormwind Kingdom has been quite safe. Perhaps the Scourge and Plague will soon begin in Lordaeron, but at least the Westfall region where this spatial rift is located has not experienced any major events, and there should be no danger threatening that area.

After receiving this information, Wayne's purpose for this trip was achieved. He followed Julie back to her father, Mr. Lawrence, the rancher, and accepted a normal-level mission to exterminate wild boars from him.

Then, after spending two hours using magic missiles and animal language skills, they successfully killed and captured six or seven wild boar families near Lawrence's farm, eliminating most of the wild boars in that area and relieving the wild boar crisis on their farm. This was also a way of repaying the farmer for his hospitality.

Of course, commissions are commissions, and returns are returns; the due compensation is still indispensable.

He sold the wild boars he had hunted to Mr. Lawrence at a low price, and together with his mission reward, he received a total of four gold coins and fifteen silver coins from the rancher. According to the local purchasing power, that was enough to live comfortably in the tavern for about half a month, which was quite a good income.

At least, it's much higher than the half-price acquisition price offered by the unscrupulous Wealth Bank.

However, these are not things that Wayne needs to consider right now.

After leaving Lawrence Farm, Wayne immediately piloted his magic carpet back into the kobold mine, and then, using the invisibility cloak as cover, returned to the world of the Witcher.

It was still that dimly lit brown bear cave. Wayne let out a soft breath and carefully put the invisibility cloak into his storage bag. This thing was really useful, more reliable than the rewards from a master-level treasure chest.

Although he had several bottles of invisibility potion in his bag, the potion's effects were time-limited, unlike the invisibility cloak which could keep him permanently invisible.

Unfortunately, this item is an extremely rare and special item, and like the magic tent in the Welles family's house, it cannot be enhanced by equipment enhancement scrolls.

He ultimately used those three equipment enhancement scrolls on the Startick Blade. The enhanced blade was not only sharper and stronger, but the power and attack range of the Chain Lightning were also slightly improved, which made Wayne crave the equipment enhancement scrolls.

I never expected such a simple scroll to have such an effect. Unfortunately, the items in the treasure chest are all random, and the probability of drawing two of the same items is extremely low.

Thinking about this question, he picked up the pocket watch on the stone next to him, checked the time, and found that only five hours had passed, which was basically the same as the time he had spent in Azeroth.

In other words, the time flow rates of the two worlds are roughly the same, and this spatial rift will be safe for at least the next ten years. Unless Azeroth is invaded on a large scale by the Burning Legion or is completely defeated by the Burning Legion, there is virtually no chance that monsters from other worlds will come to their world through this rift.

Wayne breathed a sigh of relief, but also felt a surge of anticipation. Although he wouldn't be focusing on Azeroth for the time being, he couldn't suppress his longing for that world.

Although that world was dangerous, it was full of all sorts of wonderful things: the Well of Eternity, the Water of Life, Azerite, all kinds of high-level equipment, all kinds of beautiful elves and humans, and even seductive women—he liked them all.

Moreover, that world will be in a state of war for a long time to come, with countless high-level missions available, making it easy to level up much faster than here.

When Wayne flew back to Vizima from near the floating port, it was already evening. Instead of returning to his own home, he took advantage of the darkness and landed directly at Triss's house.

However, the sorceress might not be finished with her work and might not be home yet. Wayne didn't care. He went to the kitchen with practiced ease, greeted the maid who was waiting at home, and then began to cook dinner using the available ingredients.

Before he could even prepare dinner, the door to his house was pushed open, and Triss's surprised voice came from behind him.

"Great, darling, I knew it was you as soon as I smelled the aroma of the food."

Looks like I'm in for a treat tonight.

"Perfect timing. I was actually looking for you anyway. Now that you're here, it saves me a lot of trouble."

Wayne waved his hand and said casually:

"Alright, alright, my Triss, the kitchen is full of grease and smoke. Have someone prepare hot water in the bathroom, then just relax and wait for the delicious food."

"After we finish eating, we'll chat and play in the bathroom."

Soon, after the two had eaten and drunk their fill, they made love until late at night before Wayne carried the limp Triss back to bed.

Having not had sex for several days, Triss was completely satisfied, and Wayne felt refreshed and in a great mood.

For this, he had to thank Elder Druid Cairnster, whose recipe for improving women's stamina proved to be very useful.

After taking his formula for several months, the red-haired beauty Triss has improved from initially not being able to last even two hours to now being able to barely keep Wayne fighting at full strength, which can be considered a solution to one of his problems.

As for the recipe's other function of enhancing fertility, it's completely unrealistic and ineffective for both witchers and sorceresses.

Holding Triss's soft body, Wayne gently asked:

"My dear Triss, didn't you say you had something to tell me?"

Upon hearing this, the sorceress took several seconds to recover from her dazed state before wrapping her arms around Wayne's strong body and saying with a smile:

"It's not a big deal. His Majesty the King has agreed to let Keira and me handle the matter of the vampire bird."

"But after he learned that you, the Witcher, were going to be involved, he ordered that he must see you."

"You don't need to go on the mission tomorrow. I will take you to the palace to meet His Majesty King Foltest."

"Don't worry, His Majesty the King is a reasonable man. As long as you don't deliberately provoke him, you should be able to reach an agreement."

(End of this chapter)