The Witcher: I Ascend to Godhood in a World of Monster Hunting
Chapter 192

Master's Suspicions

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When we returned to Kaer Morhen, it was already dark. A few people entered the open door chatting and laughing, but saw that the fortress was still very lively. The demon hunters did not return to their rooms. They were waiting for the return of the little demon hunter.

The leaders Beier, Master and the top warlocks came to the little demon hunter surrounded by demon hunters.

Beier looked at these little Roach heads with joy, and laughed and said, "Okay, okay, they all came back alive."

Then he looked at Dick and the others with great relief. "You did a good job, but you didn't interfere, right?"

"That's not possible." Then he added himself.

Master on the side looked at Carter coldly, until the latter lowered his head in fear, and then he snorted heavily from his nose, "Dick may have really helped them cheat in the trial."

Dick was unafraid and stepped forward directly. "Master, what do you mean?"

"Don't you understand what I mean?"

The conflict between the two became more and more obvious. Now there were nearly a hundred demon hunters in this spacious courtyard. Master no longer evaded, and directly asked questions.

"I really don't know. Can you make it clearer?"

"Okay, logically speaking, it's good if only two of these five demon hunters can survive. Why can they all come back alive?"

"That means they work well together."

"Then I would like to ask these little demon hunters if Dick has helped you." Master sneered.

The little witchers all shook their heads.

Seeing this, Master narrowed his eyes, wandering around the little demon hunters like poisonous snakes, rubbing his chin, as if thinking about how to get a satisfactory answer.

"Hey, Master," Beier said with a smile, "Isn't this a good thing that they all survived? I remember it happened decades ago...

"Oh, it seems that there is really no such thing, but miracles will always be created by future generations."

"I don't think so. Beier, like Vesemir, you really have no principles when it comes to certain things.

"The purpose of the little demon hunter's trial is to select outstanding demon hunters. Even if these children pass the trial by cheating, they will die easily when they accept the commission in the future, which is meaningless. And I'm sure of it."

He pointed at Dick and said, "He must have cheated. According to our rules as a demon hunter, if someone cheats, how should we punish him?"

"What is the punishment? Punishment." The old warlock Aode muttered again,

"I think the result this time is very good. Except for other parts of the world, there is no doubt that the number of monsters on this continent has decreased. We no longer need to train demon hunters as urgently as we did in the early years.

"This group of little demon hunters can be trained until they reach adulthood and then let them go out on commissions. There will be enough time during this period.

"Besides, you, a hypocritical gentleman, are suddenly concerned about this matter. Are you planning some bad idea?"

"You!"

Beier hurriedly advised, "Okay, you two will quarrel every time they meet, so this matter is over."

"But..."

"Master and Vesemir are not in the cult, so my order is the highest. And even if Vesemir is here, he will not pursue this kind of thing. In short, we should celebrate these children officially becoming demon hunters."

Dick heard this and knew that both Beier and the magician Aode were actually protecting themselves both inside and outside their words.

During the trial, all the little demon hunters survived due to my own actions. Now that I think about it, it is really against common sense. These people probably even the demon hunters and warlocks behind them knew that someone was taking action.

But now no one is on the side of Master. Firstly, Master is not popular enough in the first place, and secondly, his relationship with everyone has gradually become harmonious recently, whether it is daily competitions or other things.

Thirdly, and most importantly, these demon hunters seem to be aware of the need to change with the environment.

It seems that sometimes change is indeed a good thing, old rules should be overturned, and many things should advance with the times.

"Celebrating? What's the point of celebrating?" Master sneered, "Originally, I only needed to cast Hypnosis Signs once to find out the truth, but it depends on what you mean."

He glanced at everyone coldly, "Now it seems that it is no longer necessary. As for Carter's promotion to an official demon hunter...

"You guys can do it yourself. I'm tired and I want to go back and rest. Kaer Morhen A disaster is about to happen. If you are still so lax, you will regret it one day."

After saying that, he turned around and squeezed through the crowd to leave.

"This old stubborn ass." Beier also muttered in a low voice, and then hooked his hand at the four School of the Grizzly Bear little demon hunters.

"Come here, I will assign School of the Grizzly Bear witcher badges to you one by one. From now on, you will be official witchers."

Then the four little Roachs happily took over the badges. After doing this, Beier said to Dick apologetically:

"Your master, Master, gets more crazy as he gets older. He didn't even give Carter any badges, while we only have the badges of School of the Grizzly Bear. Look at this..."

Dick looked at Carter who looked disappointed next to him, and then said, "It doesn't matter, I will give him mine."

Then he took off the badge and knelt down to put it on Carter.

Carter looked grateful, but refused. "Dick, you don't have to do this. You don't have the Demon Hunter badge. What will you do if you encounter monsters in the future?"

"This thing." Dick explained with a smile,

"It's not particularly useful to me. To a large extent, my Witcher Senses can replace the badge, and this badge only works when casting spells on low-level monsters. It's just right for you, and who said I don't have a badge?"

Then Dick dug into his pocket and took out a ferocious wolf head badge, which was the demon hunter badge left by the dead ghost Ivan.

Dick put on the badge without hesitation and showed it to everyone:

"Look, when Vesemir and Geralt came back, they found that their sect had an excellent demon hunter."

Everyone laughed when they heard this.

Beier then directed everyone and set up several tables of wine and food in the courtyard.

After a while, Beier sat at the table in the center, inviting Dick and Ruiwen, as well as Aode and Ali to sit at this table.

Then he raised his glass to the surrounding demon hunters, and everyone responded.

Beier laughed and said, "Today is a good day. First of all, many of our demon hunters have returned to Kaer Morhen to visit Crown Festival. Although the two masters and disciples of School of the Coyote are not here, but they are not here. I am Kaer Morhen's biggest leader. We Crown Festival can live a more abundant life."

On the table next to him, Boar immediately said, "Why Beier?"

"Because, since those two drunkards are not here, we really saved a lot of drinks."

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