Yennefer frowned.
If you just know that you want a child, this is easy to understand.
Because I have talked about it with Geralt once before.
Maybe Geralt told the other party.
But the other party even knew about his purpose of joining the Dragon Slaying Team and the surgery to restore his fertility...
"Who are you anyway? How do you know this?"
"I am a witcher, but I am also a prophet."
"You mean prophet?"
Yennefer was left speechless.
She lived to this age.
I have also seen many so-called prophets, seers, dreamers, and mediums.
It can't be said that they are all liars, but at least she has never seen a few genuine ones.
And even if it's genuine, they can't see through Yennefer's heart at all.
How old is this little devil in front of you?
Sixteen or seventeen?
How dare he call himself a prophet.
Doesn't he know...
"That child is a princess in distress. Her country was trampled by the iron hoof of the enemy, and her relatives died under the enemy's butcher knife."
"It took her several months to meet Geralt, who took her back to Kaer Morhen and trained her according to the standards of a witcher apprentice."
"Of course, they didn't give her Potion of the Grasses to drink, nor did they try to turn her into a demon hunter, but even so, the training she received in Kaer Morhen was enough for her to protect herself in troubled times."
"Later, she met you, and you met her."
"In the beginning, you two will hate each other, but eventually you will like each other - of course, I am talking about the love in the parent-child relationship."
"She is your child."
"Although she has no blood relationship with you, she is willing to do anything for you, and that is indeed the case."
Yennefer stared at Lynn who was swearing suspiciously.
She instinctively didn't want to believe what the witcher just said.
But Lynn's blabbering look doesn't look like he's talking nonsense with his eyes closed.
More importantly, the identity of Lynn.
He is a demon hunter, and like Geralt, he was taught by a master.
Although Yennefer had never seen Vesemir before, she knew that this old man was special.
The School of the Wolf demon hunters he taught all have a characteristic that demon hunters from other schools do not have.
That is "boring moral sense".
Even though they are extremely poor, and in the most serious cases, they even have one meal and no next meal, they still insist on maintaining that boring sense of morality.
Yennefer had earnestly advised Geralt more than once before, asking him to give up his damn sense of morality, take a wider path, and open up the situation a little more.
His life will be much better.
But he just refused to listen.
In Yennefer's view, the poverty of the demon hunters was caused by their own persistence, but she had to admit that such persistence could also prevent them from falling into the abyss and becoming villains.
In an instant, Yennefer put away all its magical power.
The oppressive feeling that seemed to freeze the air that filled the room before disappeared instantly.
Yennefer waved his fingers like a conductor.
The sofas, tables, chairs, floors and ceilings destroyed by Magic Burst have all been restored to their original state - including the demon hunter's cheek scratched by magic.
"To be honest, even now, I can't believe whether your so-called "prophecy" is true. Even the predictions made by warlocks are often inaccurate. Even if you are really a prophet, you can't explain anything."
"However, I happen to have nothing to do this winter, so I went to the legendary School of the Wolf base camp to see it, just as a trip."
"But don't be too quick to be happy. I have a few conditions, and I will agree to go to Kaer Morhen only if you agree to them."
Lynn made a please gesture.
"First, since you said you want me to help analyze Secondary Mutation, then I want you to hand over to me the notes written by Moreau."
"Okay."
Lynn Without saying anything, he took out a notebook from his body and threw it over.
"This is related to the secret of you witchers, and you didn't even hesitate?"
"I believe you... In addition, this manuscript is a manuscript that I re-copied in my spare time according to the original. After all, many years have passed since the original, and the risk of damage is very high. Please don't mind."
Yennefer took the note with Mage Hand.
I flipped through it casually.
Although the manuscript is a transcribed version, the content is correct.
She nodded and put the note away.
In fact, Lynn said before that she would have a child in the future, and although she still couldn't believe it, Lynn's attitude of asking for help now made her quite satisfied.
If Lynn was hiding it, he would not give her the code until after Kaer Morhen, or there might be some excuse...
She would just throw Lynn outside.
"Second, to improve and optimize Secondary Mutation, imagination and theory alone are not enough. I also need experimental data as a basis."
"In other words, I need a batch of experimental equipment, which must be brand new and cannot be old, as that will affect the experimental results."
Yennefer's request was also within the demon hunter's expectations.
It's normal, none of this can be done on paper.
"How much do you need?"
"It will cost at least two thousand Oren. This is just the initial investment. I am not sure how much more money will be needed in the future."
How much?
No wonder that since the split of the witchers, any research on witchers has almost come to a standstill and has made no further progress.
Even before the siege of Kaer Morhen, when there were still warlocks stationed at the fortress, it was useless.
Without research funds, it is difficult for a clever woman to make a meal without rice.
Some people may ask, how did Moreau come up with Secondary Mutation?
Can this be the same?
Moreau spent many years of savings in order to "return to normal" for his son, and even owed a lot of foreign debt.
The warlock stationed in Kaer Morhen's fortress is just a job.
Have you ever seen any university professor who spent all his wealth in order to promote the ranking of his school?
You really have to pay to go to work, right?
Yennefer didn't say anything when he saw Lynn.
I thought the latter was having trouble over money.
She knew that the other party couldn't afford so much money.
After all, even Geralt, a veteran who has been in society for decades, may not have a savings of two thousand Oren.
Not to mention this little witcher who is too young.
Of course.
Although she knew that the other party most likely did not have that much money.
But considering that the other party knew Geralt and predicted that she would have a son of destiny who was not a daughter, but better than a daughter, she could not help him take a good look at the manuscript.
As for how much risk would be increased due to the lack of experimental data, she was helpless.
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