Because the pioneers of School of the Cat who ran away from the cult back then originally tried to take away the formula of Potion of the Grasses, but were later recovered by the demon hunters of the cult.
As a last resort, the pioneers of School of the Cat had no choice but to find new ways of mutation.
They did successfully design a new formula, but the side effects of this formula were too great.
It will overly strengthen and magnify the extreme and extreme side of witchers, which is why School of the Cat witchers are all Madman, psychotic and sadistic.
Lynn doesn't want to see Kasja turn into a yandere.
Therefore, even if Trial of the Grasses is improved by Mousesack and others in the future, Kasja is not prepared to become a School of the Cat demon hunter.
And now that he heard that Yennefer actually discovered in Kasja that he had the talent to become a warlock, he was naturally happy for Kasja from the bottom of his heart.
Because in comparison, Warlocks are much easier.
Although the warlocks in this world can be regarded as beings that are easy to learn but difficult to master, with a low limit and a high upper limit.
But at least it's not like the wizard-style online articles that Lynn read when he was still in his home world. Those who did experiments with their mentors had mutations and life-threatening consequences.
This can be seen from the fact that Aretuza Academy and Ban Ade Academy can steadily train a certain scale of warlocks every year.
Especially Aretuza Academy, its atmosphere is almost the female version of Hogwarts.
Although not every warlock who graduates from the academy can become a powerful spellcaster.
As mentioned above, Warlock is also a profession with a very low minimum threshold.
It should be said that the magic power controlled by most warlocks is not much stronger than the demon hunter's Signs.
But the knowledge they learned in the academy is enough to enable them to settle down in this world.
Herbalists, alchemists...
These jobs are enough for them to live a life beyond ordinary people.
Since Kasja is learning magic from Yennefer, Lynn will not disturb them.
He thought for a while and asked Zoltan and the others to take the guests who had traveled a long distance to take a comfortable hot bath to wash away the fatigue from the journey.
He himself was not in a hurry. He sat on the lawn of the training ground and talked to the children.
Although the get out of class was not over yet, today was a special situation after all, so Lambert said nothing and allowed the children to chatter around Lynn.
Lynn listened to the pains and joys of children's daily life and training with a smile, and listened to their troubles.
Although they were just trivial things, Lynn listened to them with great interest.
Time passed quickly and night fell.
Lambert looked at the sky and said.
"Okay, kiddos, stop pestering Lynn. It's time to go eat. Today is different than usual. Didn't you see the guests coming to the castle today? If you go late, be careful that you won't have anything to eat. You don't want to experience the feeling of being hungry again, right?"
Hearing what Lambert said, the children stopped talking without being satisfied.
One of the children looked at Lynn expectantly.
"Master Lynn, let's go to dinner together."
"Well, let's go together."
"Yeah!"
The children cheered and walked towards the inner castle together with Lynn.
There are even children who are complacent about occupying the position next to Lynn, while those who have not occupied the position look disappointed.
On the other hand, Lambert looks like an empty nester.
Walking on the way to the inner fort, Lynn asked.
"Lambert, how does it feel to be a teacher?"
Lambert replied, "Honestly, it's terrible. You have no idea how poor these little devils' understanding is. Even the most basic common sense requires me to teach them over and over again, but they still can't remember it. If it were before, I would have copied the stick."
Perhaps because he was worried that he would be disliked by Lynn, one of the children hurriedly said, "No, Mr. Lynn, it's not that we have poor understanding, but that Teacher Lambert's demands are too unrealistic."
"Yes, yes," another child also said, "Teacher Lambert wants us to put on blindfolds, practice swordsmanship on wooden stakes, and avoid the pendulum swinging back and forth..."
"If it weren't for the strong objections of Ms. Tissaia, Ms. Yennefer, and other teachers, Teacher Lambert would have asked us to directly practice double pendulums, which are two pendulums swinging with different rules."
Lambert Hearing this, his temper suddenly rose.
"Hey! You brats, you have strong wings, don't you dare to make a report? I am shouting every day, my voice is hoarse, who am I doing for? I am not doing it for your own good! You sweat more on the training ground, and when you actually face the monster, you will shed less blood!"
A child who had never spoken a word whispered.
"Teacher Lambert, we know that you, like other teachers, are doing it for our own good, but we really have no way to meet your requirements right away."
Seeing that this debate was about to get more heated, Lynn did not want to bring this emotion to the dinner table.
"Okay, kids, maybe Teacher Lambert is a bit strict, but it is undeniable that he is really thinking about you."
"You may feel now that you are still young, you are still growing, and you still have time..."
"But when you actually face the monster, you will know that the monster will not show mercy to you because of your age or training time, let alone whether you are ready or not."
Lynn's words silenced the children, and some of them even showed thoughtful expressions.
After speaking to the children, he turned his head and said to Lambert.
"But then again, Lambert, I know your good intentions, but you also know that the physical training of a demon hunter lasts for several years and cannot be completed overnight."
"The Long March of thousands of miles must be carried out step by step. We should be prepared for a long-term war of resistance and should not be too impatient and pursue short-term results."
"In terms of material, I will provide you with sufficient support and protection. Don't worry about this. You don't have to worry about money as you did in the past. I need them to be prepared. It doesn't matter if it takes a little more time."
Lambert said slowly.
"It was my first time teaching students, so I was a little impatient. Maybe it was because I had already mastered it myself, so I took it for granted that others should learn it quickly as well."
"But I forgot that it took me a lot of effort to learn it... I know, and I will be more patient with them."
After Lambert finished speaking, he noticed that Lynn kept looking at him, with a half-smiling expression on his face.
This made him feel strange.
"What's wrong? Is there something dirty on my face?"
"No," Lynn smirked and shook his head, "I just didn't expect that you would say such a thing. Is this the same Lambert I know? If Teacher Vesemir heard what you just said, he would be as shocked as me."
Lambert scratched his cheek, looked away, and looked into the distance.
"I'm still me, and it hasn't changed. It's just that after becoming a teacher, I did experience something that I didn't have before..."
"Okay, I admit that from the current point of view, I was a bit immature because I had never dealt with Vesemir before."