Wizard: This witcher is not doing his job properly

"Haha, George, since I already know your difficulties, it's not my character to do nothing."

Wayne took a sip of cherry honey wine, considered his tone, and continued.

"I have two proposals now, you can listen to them."

"oh?"

George was a little curious when he heard this. What would the young demon hunter in front of him say when he met him for the first time?

"What's the offer, Wayne?"

Wayne smiled kindly and said:

"First suggestion, isn't your reward for this commission three hundred orens? I will lend you these three hundred orens first, without interest. After you complete the commission, you will return the money to me. That’s it.”

"You should have noticed that I am not short of this little money."

George looked at Wayne's complexion and dress with some envy. Indeed, the way he looked now, he looked more like a well-dressed and well-fed aristocratic young man than a witcher who lived in the open air.

Speaking of which, perhaps it is really an invisible influence of luck. Since Wayne came down from the mountain, except for the first commission of Misha to find a child, which only received five ducats as a reward, everyone else he met has been honest and generous. A good person is not only well-paid, but also has a good character.

Of course, this has something to do with the fact that his employers are all respectable people, not those unscrupulous people in the countryside.

"Then, what's the second proposal?"

As a demon hunter of the Griffin School who believes in knighthood, although Wayne seems to be a very kind person, George does not want to be helped by others for no reason.

After all, financial debts are easy to repay, but personal debts are not.

Seeing that George rejected the first proposal, Wayne was not disappointed. This proposal did not have much significance in the first place. It was just a small loan, and it would not make George owe him any big favor.

"As for the second proposal?"

After Wayne refilled his glass, he looked at George and said:

"George, you also know that dragons are all highly intelligent, and their numbers are so rare that they are about to become an endangered species. It would be a pity to just kill it and take away the dragon skin or other materials."

Hearing Wayne's hidden meaning, George frowned and asked:

"Do you want to capture this dragon alive or let it go?"

Wayne laughed and did not express his thoughts, but asked George:

"Have you heard anything about the dragon hunting operation in Holobor City a few months ago?"

George shook his head and said:

"I just came back from the Skellig Islands two months ago. I only heard some sporadic news. I don't know exactly what happened."

Wayne didn't mind either, but used his excellent eloquence to tell him the ins and outs of the Holobor dragon hunting operation while drinking and eating meat with George. After telling the story, he told him his own story. second proposal.

"My golden dragon friend definitely doesn't want to see his own race killed by our demon hunters like this."

"George, if you are willing to assist me, I will notify my golden dragon friend, and the three of us will surrender the green dragon together."

"No matter how it is dealt with in the end, it will definitely not have another chance to pose a threat to any human beings in the future."

Seeing that George remained silent and did not express any opinions, Wayne added:

"Well, as for your reward for assisting me, I am willing to pay you a thousand Orens. The repair cost of your equipment and all the consumption in this mission will be borne by me. How about it?"

It has to be said that as a boss who is not short of money, the reward given by Wayne is almost the highest that George has seen in the past ten years. However, as a demon hunter, he was still a little confused and asked directly:

"Why bother, Wayne?"

"Wouldn't it be nice to just kill that green dragon?"

Of course Wayne couldn't say that without his intervention, George would have died at the hands of this dragon. Besides, he did feel that it would be a waste to directly kill a rare green dragon.

If it was a female dragon, Borch would definitely not mind having another mate.

And even if it is a male dragon, asking Borch to kill him together will not make his friends feel bad because of this dragon slaying, and it can also save George's life.

Hearing George's question, Wayne sighed and said:

"George, we demon hunters are only mortal bodies. We must try our best to increase our chances of survival."

"Think about it, if you don't follow my suggestion and you are the only one wearing this worn-out armor to fight that green dragon."

"Are you sure you're safe?"

"If you die at the hands of this green dragon, many people who may need your help in the future will lose the chance to live."

"Your Griffin School will also decline further, or even die outright."

"Our purpose is to protect those vulnerable civilians. As long as this purpose, process and means are achieved, whether the monster is dead or alive is not actually that important, right?"

After expressing his thoughts, Wayne picked up the wine glass, raised it to George, and then said:

"Of course, this is just a suggestion. No matter which one you choose, or none, it will not affect our becoming friends."

After George was silent for a few seconds, he looked at Wayne with a smile full of vicissitudes of life.

As a griffon school demon hunter who has been active in the northern countries for more than a hundred years, he is actually not a rigid and stubborn person.

"Wayne, these two proposals are too favorable to me. If the person who made these two proposals was not a demon hunter, but a businessman or a noble, I would definitely think that they are all liars, and even do it. Be prepared to be defaulted on later.”

"To be honest, when I received this dragon hunting commission, I already had a hunch that this might be my last mission."

"But now, if I can get another witcher and a dragon as my helpers, I think maybe my career as a witcher can continue, right?"

Everyone understands that cooperation brings benefits to both sides and confrontation brings harm to both sides. If it were not a matter of principle, no one would reject a win-win situation.

As he spoke, George took the initiative to toast Wayne with a glass of wine and said in a sincere tone:

"Thank you, Wayne, I'll take the second offer."

"Now, you are my employer."

Now that an agreement has been reached, the conversation between the two has become much more casual.

Wayne directly invited George to stay in the guest room of his house and let him try his superb cooking skills.

While the two were enjoying dinner together, they also began to chat about the assignment of this mission.

"My golden dragon friend will probably have to wait a week to get here."

Wayne picked up a piece of crispy and tender fried chicken, stuffed it into his mouth, and said with a smile:

"Tomorrow, first buy some materials for making alchemy bombs or potions in the city, and replenish the supplies for combat."

"Of course, you can also use bombs and potions from our Wolf School. I have a warehouse full of them in my warehouse."

George smiled when he heard this and asked curiously:

"Are you talking about the warehouse on the first floor? To be honest, I was really shocked when I saw the things in that warehouse."

"So many bombs, so many potions, why did you prepare so many? How long will it take to use them up!"

Wayne shrugged. Of course he couldn't say that it was because he was practicing the skills to create accessories. He just said vaguely:

"These things are not prepared for this battle."

"After this commission is over, in the second half of the year, I will have a large-scale mission, and I will need my demon hunter friends to help me."

"At that time, if you have time, please come and help me, George."

George did not refuse immediately, but he also did not agree immediately, but said vaguely:

"If you have time, of course it's no problem, but I have to see what the commission is first."

Wayne knew that George had some scruples, worried that the commission he mentioned would involve political factors, so he would not easily agree to it before hearing the content.

He did not expose it, but laughed and explained:

"You will definitely have time, George. My assignment is to clean up a growing evil god's lair. There are many monsters in it. I can't clean out so many by myself, so I want to find some friends to help."

"Evil God?"

George frowned when he heard this. Even in his more than a hundred years of life as a demon hunter, he had never encountered a few missions related to evil gods.

"If they are evil gods, they must be eliminated as soon as possible. These guys are weird and evil. If left alone, they may cause widespread disasters at some point."

Wayne nodded and did not talk more about this topic, but continued:

"After your equipment and supplies are all ready, George, you can go ahead and go to Willen to get good information about our actions."

"My golden dragon friend and I will meet you in a few days."

"I remember that there seems to be a place near Willen called Crow's Nest, right? Let's meet outside the gate of Crow's Nest."

(Thanks to all the bosses for the rewards yesterday. Thanks to Leisure, Daji and Bigan, Red Flower of the Other Shore, and Birds on the Clouds for the rewards. Oh!)

(There is another big chapter in the afternoon, I want to sort it out.)