A person in American horror, wearing two versions of The Witcher

After firing the gun, Roy killed four bandits in succession, thus accumulating a total of 1.5% of the attribute points allocated to ordinary bandits.

With such a surge, Roy's body became frighteningly excited; he was the kind of person who would jump up even when standing, couldn't resist jumping up to pick a leaf from a tree, and wanted to jump onto a high embankment whenever he saw one.

However, his spirit was even more exhilarated than his body.

Geralt of Rivia!

The absolute protagonist of The Witcher novel series and The Witcher game series. If this world is a great ship, then the most solid anchor on this ship is the Witcher before you.

It is no exaggeration to say that Geralt is the chosen one of the gods, the one whose prophecies are clearly revealed.

Oh, by the way, there really are gods in this world. A certain woman even got a beating from the goddess for being disrespectful!

I just don't know which version of Geralt this is...

Based on this, Roy lowered the muzzle of his gun and did not put it down.

Geralt from The Witcher series delivers a series of insightful and philosophical dialogues based on the player's choices, making him a truly charismatic and worldly-wise character.

However, after the Witcher series began its long run, perhaps due to the development of other characters, the transition between old and new protagonists, or the reiteration of the theme of destiny... in short, Geralt was forcibly made less intelligent to the point that readers complained and demystified him!

It's gotten to the point where the second senior brother is possessed—"Eldest senior brother, let's just call it quits."

Yes, most people proactively create teams to do things, but in the novel, Geralt, while searching for his daughter Ciri who was in distress, repeatedly caused trouble to demand the disbandment of his search party.

This doesn't even mention that his search for his daughter was entirely due to fate; his reasons for causing trouble included things like the danger of the trip and the long journey...

If Lu Yao is in danger, shouldn't he seek help from friends even more?

Geralt in The Witcher 3 even knew to call his friends to gather at Kaer Morhen, the lair, when facing the formidable Wild Hunt...

Thinking of this, and seeing the Witcher slowly approaching without a sword in his hand, Roy immediately shouted:

"Hey, Whitey, slow down, or my rifle won't let you off easy. See those bandits on the ground? I don't think you want to end up like them!"

This is to imply that everyone on the ground is a bandit, so he is a good person, while also telling the other side that the rifle is very powerful and they shouldn't mess around.

The witcher in front of the road paused for a moment.

He loosened the reins, his hands free and outstretched, a layer of pale golden light flowing around him, and slowed down:

"A rifle? What a weirdo!"

"But my friend, instead of us facing each other with swords drawn, why don't we go to the tavern for a drink? As you can see, my hands aren't on the hilt of my sword. I think that will make you feel safer."

"Whitey, your action of stabbing the bandit to death just now doesn't give me any peace of mind," Roy continued, gun in hand.

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When he was about ten meters away from Roy, the Witcher suddenly took a deep breath through his nose. Then, his expression relaxed more, and he slowed his pace, saying:

"I am a demon hunter, my friend. I only draw my sword against monsters."

As he spoke, the Witcher even stood still, appearing remarkably frank.

Roy lowered the muzzle of his gun; at this distance, he could roughly see the faint golden light patterns flowing across the Witcher's body.

And they observed it with exceptional care: the light patterns were now flowing and outlining natural hexagons like the shells of giant tortoises, and these hexagons were one after another, together forming a solid light shield that was like a sphere without any blind spots.

This is the Witcher's sign—Queen.

Roy's favorite skill from his gaming days: it creates a light shield that lasts for several seconds, capable of blocking most impacts, including but not limited to sword strikes, deflecting magic, and repelling arrows.

Even... it knocked off his rifle bullets.

Therefore, the other party's show of weakness stems purely from their personal strength, and they are fearless because they are confident in their abilities.

So, if Roy wanted peace of mind, he had to rely on his ability to assess situations and his social skills, until one day he gained some experience.

He lowered the muzzle of his gun in a gesture of goodwill:

"I've heard tales of the Witcher, and I especially admire Master Vesemir, but I still need a concrete explanation for your decisive thrust just now."

In any setting, Master Vesemir is Geralt's mentor and father figure, and Roy brings him up at this point to try and build a closer relationship.

"I don't think the rumors you heard are about him being inhuman, demanding money and refusing to negotiate, or being a regular customer of the nightingales..."

Geralt scoffed, shrugging his shoulders.

"Okay, relax, friend."

"The knife at your waist and the gun on your back are both very new and have a pungent oily smell. I don't know what that is, but I know it's definitely not the smell of blood."

"And there was hardly any smell of blood on your clothes."

"You don't make a living by plundering, my friend."

"I won't draw my sword against you, as long as you don't attack me first."

"As for that bandit on horseback..."

The Witcher's voice deepened:

"The bandit had a pink lady's purse hanging from his waist."

"Last night, that money bag was still hanging from the waist of a bald businessman."

"His daughter sewed it for him, and it was from this purse that Oren took out the vodka he had bought for me..."

"So what I killed... was just monsters!"

Roy lowered the gun to the ground, hearing the heightened anger in Geralt's last few words.

Moreover, it seems that the carcass that the duck-like men threw down to feed the wolves by the river had no hair, and the pink purse was indeed conspicuous.

Of course, the most important thing is to have a reason that's good enough!

He's here to build bonds, not to fight the Witcher, not to mention he probably wouldn't be able to beat him anyway.

"I think your initial suggestion was quite good; we should definitely go to the pub for a drink!"

Roy replied, and said:

"I am Roy, a traveling merchant. My main business is trading."

"Geralt of Rivia, your northern accent is indeed a bit odd," Geralt the Witcher replied, deactivating the Quen shield around his body.

Seeing this, Roy relaxed even more and shrugged.

Being able to understand the language here seamlessly is already a stroke of luck for him; accents and such are irrelevant.

"Let's pack up the spoils first, traveling merchant."

Geralt glanced at Roy again. As he spoke, he turned his back to Roy; the situation had been tense, and he hadn't had time to tidy up the bandits' horses and belongings, so he needed to go back and do so.

Meanwhile, without Quinn's protection, his back became his final test.

However, this attempt was destined to fail. Roy only glanced at it before shouting for Coffin to stay away from the blood, lest his fur be covered in blood in a moment.

At the same time, filled with disgust for the bloodstains and excitement for the lottery draw, he squatted down and started touching it...

……

About half an hour later,

Roy led the skinny bandit's dappled horse, which was thin and had dull, unappealing coat; it was hardly a good horse.

But tying the luggage to the sides of the horse and the spear to the sides of the horse was enough to make things much easier for Roy.

"You didn't really need to come with me. I'm just an emotionless mutant," Geralt said slowly, riding his horse.

"If being emotionally detached means handing over your purse and ring to a widow after being treated to a drink, then I truly wish there were more emotionally detached people in this world," Roy said without turning his head.

The two are currently heading to Jiaomu Village.

The bald merchant had mentioned to Geralt that his family lived in Charwood.

"Actually, he only bought me one drink."

Geralt corrected him, then paused and said:

"But he also invited me to his home."

"Very few people invite me like this."

"As for now, there are even fewer."

Roy pursed his lips, and after a long while, he said, "So, are we just going to take all these goods to the merchant's house?"

The bandits' shack didn't have much stored up; what could be found were mostly the goods of the bald merchant who had just been robbed: some books and a box of jewelry.

The jewelry is mostly made of copper, and the precious stones are mostly small pearls.

Roy traded these jewels and most of the miscellaneous items he scavenged from the bandits, including four pairs of shoes, seven pieces of tattered leather armor, two iron-bound clubs, and two rusted longswords, for this variegated horse with Geralt.

"Let's go to Crow's Den first to take care of things, and then change some rye to take with us," Geralt replied, his palm clutching a pair of wooden rings.

These are rings that the bald businessman carved for his two daughters.

Last night, when the carving was being done, the merchant said that these wooden rings weren't worth much, and that if they encountered robbers or something, they wouldn't be able to get their copper ornaments back, but the wooden rings might be worth something.

But unexpectedly, they actually encountered robbers, and not only did they lose the wooden ring, they also lost their lives...

Only these two wooden rings remain; one is engraved with "Hanna," and the other is not yet finished.

"Let's go..."

Roy called out, but the drinking was going to have to be postponed again after he learned about the wooden ring.

However, his panel message had already popped up:

Achieved "Walking with Wolves"! [Geralt the Witcher's Individual Bond +5]

Geralt, also known as the White Wolf due to his white hair and the Witcher's wolf head emblem he wears, is a legendary figure in the martial arts world.

Then there is another line:

[+1 Demon Hunter synergy achieved!]

One more line:

[Should the Witcher synergy be anchored?]

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