Wizard: This witcher is neglecting his duties.

Chapter 320 The Bear School Demon Hunter

The war in Aden continued, and after a brief and insincere standoff and negotiations, the two armies quickly plunged back into fierce fighting.

Despite the protection of the city walls, the Black Army of Nilfgaard launched a fierce offensive. King Demavia fought with all his might, commanding his troops to fight bravely, and even personally went up to the city walls to defend his city, but still suffered heavy casualties and fell into a complete disadvantage.

If it weren't for the fact that the Kingdom of Aden had been expanding its military strength and plotting to seize the territory of the Kingdom of Cordwin over the past few years, and had some idle troops stationed near the capital...

Perhaps this time, they won't be able to withstand the Nilfgaardian army's attack at all, and will be wiped out in one fell swoop, their country destroyed within a month.

However, these battles have nothing to do with Wayne anymore.

After dealing with Princess Paveta and the baby girl who could barely be considered an accidental child, he left the Kingdom of Sintra and, under the arrangement of King Ister, sailed to the Skellige Islands.

The already married sea boar, Kratz, gave him a very warm welcome. However, he failed to win Princess Paveta's heart and was depressed for several months after returning home. Soon after, he married a beautiful wife through a political marriage, and now they have two children, a son and a daughter.

Kratz was quite impressed with Wayne's drinking capacity and ability. On the night he was to welcome him, the patriarch of the Quat family not only hosted a grand banquet, inviting members of several major Skellige families to welcome Wayne, but also brought out a large amount of fine wine and had everyone at the banquet drink until they were completely drunk.

However, the men in Skellige underestimated Wayne's drinking capacity.

Although these warriors from powerful families are all quite heavy drinkers, considered among the best drinkers among ordinary people, it would still seem a bit presumptuous to ask them to compete in drinking with Wayne, the Witcher, whose physical abilities are almost comparable to Captain America's.

After more than a dozen barrels of fine wine were consumed, all the men at the banquet were drunk and collapsed on the ground.

After drinking through ten men who claimed to be the best drinkers in Skellige, Wayne wasn't completely drunk, but his stomach was definitely too full from all the alcohol he'd consumed.

Even so, his impressive drinking capacity drew applause from the Skelliges at the banquet.

Two tall, beautiful Skellige women stepped forward and helped him into the bedroom. After helping him undress, they did not leave, and soon the room was filled with the sounds of pleasure.

The next afternoon, when a refreshed Wayne emerged from his room, a servant led him back to the Quett family's hall.

In the hall, whose decor could only be described as rough and grand, the now-sober Kratz sat in the main seat, talking to a tall, burly man.

After Wayne entered the hall, Kratz turned to look at him, first laughing heartily, then loudly proclaiming:

"Wayne, my friend, now all of Skellige Isles knows that Wayne the Witcher is the biggest drinker in the entire North."

"Your drinking capacity has shocked the entire Skellige community. The two girls who slept with you last night screamed all night long. It seems your skills in bed are just as captivating as your drinking ability!"

The Skelliges were quite straightforward, and their blunt and blatant words left Wayne somewhat at a loss for words.

He sincerely thanked Kratz for his warm hospitality, and when his gaze fell on the strong, bear-like man in the hall, the burly man also looked back at him.

After seeing the man's face clearly, Wayne smiled slightly.

He had a sparse buzz cut, a thick beard, a fierce appearance, heavy metal armor, and his signature vertical pupils and bear-shaped badge on his chest.

A Bear Clan Witcher I've never met.

Wayne and the man exchanged a glance, and before Wayne could speak, Kratz began the introduction:

"Wayne, my friend, this is Mr. Ned, the Witcher Master of the Bear School."

"He once helped our Quetzalcoatl family by eliminating the harpies that had been wreaking havoc on the coastline, saving our crew from the monsters. He was a skilled swordsman."

"I have prepared a quiet room for you. If you have anything you would like to talk about, you can go to that room and no one will disturb you."

Upon hearing this, Wayne first expressed his gratitude for Kratz's thoughtful arrangements, then looked at the Bear-style witcher named Ned, exchanged a few glances with him, and then spoke:

"Hello, Mr. Ned"

"I am Wayne, a Witcher from the Wolf School, and currently the leader of the new Witcher Order."

When Ned heard Wayne identify himself as a Werewolf Witcher, his expression remained unchanged, as if he cared nothing for his fellow human.

However, when Wayne mentioned that he was the leader of the new Witcher Order, the burly Bear-type Witcher raised an eyebrow, making a scar on his face appear quite menacing.

He scrutinized Wayne with a rather cold gaze before finally asking:

"The Witcher Order?"

"Does the Witcher Order still exist? I remember it was disbanded more than two hundred years ago."

"I've heard of the Wolf School, Geralt the White Wolf and your great master Vesemir, but I've never heard of you."

"So, what's your purpose in seeking out members of our Bear School?"

Despite Ned's questioning tone, Wayne showed no discomfort. He smiled and nodded to Kratz, then calmly addressed the Witcher Ned:

"Mr. Ned."

"Vesemir is my teacher. Although I have only been a Witcher for less than six years, I am already undoubtedly the most powerful Witcher of this era."

"Witchers from the Wolf School, Griffin School, Viper School, and Cat School have all joined the new Witcher Order, and I became the leader of the Order only after everyone's approval."

"However, I've heard that the Xiong school of thought emphasizes getting paid to do things without personal feelings involved."

"So you don't need to care who I am, nor do you need to care whether what I say is a lie or not."

"I'm about to negotiate a deal with your Bear School of Witchers, the most lucrative commission you've ever encountered."

"Why don't we go to the room Mr. Kratz arranged and have a proper talk?"

"Whether you ultimately agree or not, you have nothing to lose, right?"

Upon hearing this, Ned of the Bear School looked slightly surprised. For a Witcher who had lived for over a hundred years, this was the first time he had ever seen a young Witcher speak so arrogantly in front of him, claiming to be the strongest Witcher of the present day.

As for Wayne's claim that other schools of thought had joined the Witcher Order, Ned wasn't entirely convinced, believing that Wayne was simply exaggerating.

Although the Bear School has rarely traveled to the northern kingdoms in recent years, they still pay attention to news of Witcher companions.

Without a doubt, since the original Witcher Order was disbanded, Witchers of all schools have gradually declined, and some schools have not been heard from for decades.

He couldn't believe that anyone could organize so many Witcher schools and persuade them to form the Witcher Order.

Given the current desolate and declining state of the Witcher community, what is there to boast about, whether it's the so-called new Witcher Order or the so-called strongest Witcher?

However, as a Bear-style Witcher, Ned had become accustomed to doing things for money over the years, and apart from not taking on killing missions, he was no different from an ordinary mercenary.

Since the other party wants to talk business, then as he said, there's no harm in listening, especially since it was introduced by the patriarch of the most powerful family in Skellige, the Quete family. Anyone who isn't a fool would give the other party face.

So, after only a few seconds of consideration, Ned followed Wayne into the room that Kratz had arranged.

(End of this chapter)