Journey to Infinity from the Witcher

"The mission is: to investigate and find out the truth behind the plague in Basai Village and Lowes Village?"

As soon as Geralt finished speaking, Gordon's mind flashed across the three-year mission given to him by the Apocalypse Monitor system: "Kill the "Plague Maker" Nicholas Nelson.

To say that there is no connection between the two, Gordon was just a little skeptical at first, but now he immediately took it seriously.

Gordon's expression froze slightly, but he did not show anything strange in front of Geralt. He immediately reacted and asked, "Do they suspect that there is something unusual behind the plague in Basai Village and Rowes Village?"

"That must be the case!"

"I've said it before, this plague is spreading too fast and the outbreak speed is too fast."

“There’s no reason why people in Forovdo City Hall can’t see the problem that we can all see.”

"Furthermore, Giles also brought other news. In some villages around the southern big city of Sri Lanka, plagues like Basai Village and Rowes Village also broke out. The outbreak time was before the plague broke out around Forovdo.

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"The plague investigators and warlocks over there have found signs that the plague is man-made, but there are not many clues."

"The rapid and strange outbreak of the plague in Basai and Lowes villages can be completely associated with the plague in villages around Sri Lanka's cities."

"I'm afraid this is also the reason why the city hall issued this commission..."

Geralt spoke slowly, and Gordon's eyes became brighter and brighter as he listened.

"No matter what the reason is, the commission is so generous, we just do it!"

Gordon's face was slightly excited, and he spoke without any strangeness.

He was indeed a little excited. Even if it had nothing to do with his mission, the commission of two hundred gold coins for the early success of this mission alone was enough to make Gordon's heart flutter.

Not to mention that it is related to the tasks given by his own Apocalypse Monitor system. Gordon has no reason to refuse.

"Hehe, I thought you could really stay calm?"

"I didn't expect it to be the same thing..."

Geralt smiled and shook his head, and then said solemnly: "Gorton, you are right, we cannot let such a commission go."

"Just by completing the preliminary tasks, you can get a huge commission of two hundred gold coins. This is the second time I have seen such a commission..."

"Second meeting?"

"Have you ever taken on similar tasks before?"

Gordon immediately understood the meaning of Geralt's words, suddenly interrupted, and asked with some suspicion.

Geralt didn't care when he was interrupted by Gordon.

But hearing the doubts in Gordon's voice, Geralt felt unhappy and immediately said:

"Of course, that was twenty-five years ago."

"In the Kingdom of Colensel in the north, His Majesty the King at the time asked me to find the whereabouts of his son who was separated due to the war in the early years. The commission given was a full three hundred gold coins!"

"The time limit given by the old king at that time was to find his son within one year, and he could get a huge commission of three hundred gold coins; if he found his son within two years, he would only get a commission of two hundred gold coins; if he found his son within three years, he would only get a commission of one hundred gold coins, and so on.

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"As soon as the commissioned task with such a huge commission came out, the demon hunters in the entire continent almost went crazy."

"I also accepted this task at that time, but because there were too few specific clues and the old king's son had been separated for too long, no one could actually complete this task in the end."

"The old king of Coloncel died of illness in the third year, and the throne was inherited by his other sons. Although the new king said that he did not cancel the commission due to public opinion, he actually secretly said that he would not go out for his father.

If you pay the bill for a bastard, once word of this gets out, the final mission will be in vain..."

"This incident is still very famous among witchers. Many witchers remember it. If you don't believe it, you can ask Giles if you meet him. He must also know, because he was also one of the witchers who participated in the search at the time.

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Geralt was talking eloquently, seeming to be sighing because he failed to complete this legendary commission.

This is indeed the case. If anyone could complete this task at that time, his fame would soon spread throughout the world.

The old king left his son behind because of the fight for the throne, and finally searched for his son in his later years, until he finally died of illness. The other sons did not acknowledge the father's statement of all the bastards outside.

This series of stories that have experienced war, conspiracy, bloodshed, and ethics is very much in line with ordinary people's yearning for stories about kings, princes, and nobles.

In fact, secretly, the Kingdom of Colensel has long been turned into stories by many bards, and has been widely circulated throughout the world.

Whoever could have completed that mission would have become famous not only among demon hunters, but also throughout the world.

"That means it's not completed. What's there to say about an unfinished mission..."

After hearing this, Gordon said in a casual tone.

He is similar to Geralt in that he is very happy to watch the other person feel frustrated or unhappy.

"You kid..."

Geralt didn't seem to expect Gordon to say that. He was out of breath for a moment and was speechless.

"Forget it, talk to your kid seriously."

"Hurry up and finish your meal. Let's go to the city hall together. This kind of mission requires at least two demon hunters to take on. Giles came here just now to make an appointment with me, so that you can take advantage of me."

After Geralt finished speaking, he pretended to be generous.

"Why don't you take Xina with you?"

Gordon didn't raise any objection this time.

"Xina is not feeling well...forget it, we are not going out of town anyway, I will go up and call her, you kid, hurry up..."

Geralt said as he stood up and walked quickly upstairs.

Gordon had just finished finishing the food on the plate before Geralt brought Sheena down.

The three of them left the tavern and wanted to take a carriage to Forovdo Town Hall.

Unexpectedly, they encountered three carriages in a row, two of which completely turned a blind eye to the three of them. When one carriage passed by the three of them, the driver dared to spit at the three of them, mumbling incoherently and non-stop.

Even if Gordon didn't hear clearly, he could still guess that the other person had something bad to say.

In this case, the three of them had to walk to the city hall.

Because the three people's horses were used too frequently, they needed the shoes provided by the Black Rose Tavern to be repaired and shoed, and they also needed to be cared for carefully.

The importance of horses to witchers is self-evident. It was hard for the three horses to rest for a day, but the three of them were unwilling to use them.

The inferior horse that Xina bought in the village of Hokkader had been sold by her and replaced with a strong and good horse.

As for Gordon, the horse he bought at Hof's Tavern in Rava Village was pretty good. They had experienced the night banshee together and had carried him to escape the pursuit of the mist monster. Gordon was a little nostalgic and was reluctant to change it.

Drop it.

And Geralt's horse has been with Geralt for almost two years. It has experienced many storms and waves, so naturally it will not change.

The three of them walked to the city hall.

However, following the previous example of being spat on by the coachman, the three of them decisively put on their large black hooded robes.

The journey was uneventful, and half an hour later, the three of them appeared at the door of the city hall.

At this time, a smartly dressed middle-aged man walked out of the city hall. His eyes suddenly lit up when he saw Gordon and the three of them.

"Geralt, you are finally here."