The Witcher: Darkness Falls

Fringilla and Yennefer each opened a teleportation array.

Geralt looked defiant, and it was obvious.

"Hurry up," Yennefer urged, "There's no time for you to ride a horse or choose other means of transportation."

"Let's go. You have a strong physique. You should be able to resist the discomfort caused by the sudden change of space during teleportation." Regis said, putting his hand on Geralt's shoulder.

"It's a habit. Teleportation is not that stable, and I resist it instinctively. But now... let's go, to save time." Geralt said helplessly, then frowned and stepped into the teleportation array.

Regis came next, and finally Yennefer turned around and said, "Once we have collected enough magical materials, we will rush back immediately, but in order for the next things to proceed smoothly, I will need you to guide us by then."

Fringilla nodded and said, "Okay, it will take me a few hours to get ready. If you are ready, I will bring you over."

Yennefer turned and stepped into the teleportation array, and the next moment, the teleportation array disappeared.

"Okay, it's your turn. Let me ask you first, this is your first time using the teleportation array, right?" Fringilla asked.

Leon thought for a moment and said, “Well… this should be the first time.”

Fringilla was a little confused: "Should? It seems that you don't know how the teleportation array works.

But you don't have to understand this now. You just need to know that the teleportation array uses the power of magic to connect the spatial coordinates of two places in order to achieve the purpose of quickly traveling between the two places.

Similarly, this method of transmission has a disadvantage, which is that the space changes instantly, and human consciousness cannot keep up, resulting in nausea, dizziness or other adverse reactions.

Ordinary people's reactions are huge, but wizards' reactions are much smaller, so the best way is to use magic to protect your brain and isolate your senses. Or, just resist it."

Lyon thought about it and realized that he had no choice but to bear it.

He doesn't know how to use magic to protect his brain.

Leon took a deep breath and stepped into the teleportation array, followed closely by Fringilla.

This was the first time that Leon used the teleportation array while being in a very clear state of consciousness. The last time was purely an accident and he fainted during the teleportation process, so the feeling was not strong.

He finally understood why Geralt resisted using the teleportation array.

He felt dizzy and couldn't tell the directions. He even lost his sense of time during the teleportation.

The world was spinning so fast that I couldn't even feel my own body.

When he finally sensed something, he found that Fringilla was trying hard to support his arm, while his other hand was pressed against the cold stone wall.

"You have a lot to learn, including transferring magic power to various parts of the body. This is a skill that a beginner wizard must have. Even a wizard apprentice knows how to do it." Fringilla's voice came.

Leon felt a little sour in his mouth. He looked at the ground and realized that he didn't know when he had vomited.

He wiped his mouth and said, "I don't know. No one told me that."

Fringilla helped Leon sit down on a chair and used magic to fill an empty cup with water.

"You take a rest first. When you feel better, come and help me with the work." Fringilla pushed the cup over and then went to work in other parts of the room.

Leon lowered his head and took a sip of cold water. He took a deep breath and adjusted his state.

At the same time, he was also looking around the place.

This seems to be an underground laboratory, the walls are inlaid with luminous stones, emitting a cold and bright light.

Beakers, crucibles and other common experimental equipment can be seen everywhere.

In addition, what attracted his attention most was something like an iron coffin on a stone platform in the middle of the laboratory.

There are several black hoses behind this thing connected to another experimental device. From the appearance of that device, it looks like a square iron box, and he can't guess what its specific function is.

A few minutes later, Leon stood up and walked towards Fringilla, asking, "What do I need to do?"

Without turning around, Fringilla pointed to the side and said, "Crush that pile of materials and do some preliminary processing. You know how to do this, right?

Next I need to distill the different components in these materials to extract only the useful substances.”

Leon hummed, and began to pre-process the magic materials that had been sorted out by Fringilla.

On the other side, after two teleportations, Geralt and his two companions returned to Kaer Morhen.

Since Geralt and Yennefer didn't know at the beginning that they would have to deal with vampires and other monsters on this trip, they didn't prepare magic potions and corresponding sword oils.

The most important thing is that they did not expect that there would be more demon hunters who would want to conduct the Trial of Grass, so the main formula of the Trial of Grass was not prepared. Kaer Morhen only had the formula, and the materials were not complete.

The spare supplies at Fringilla's place had long been used up, so Geralt and the others needed to go back to Kaer Morhen to look for them.

Yennefer used the existing materials in the castle to make some potions and sword oil.

Geralt and Regis must go outside Kaer Morhen to find the other missing materials, the most important of which are the materials used for the Trial of Grass.

"Fork-tailed dragon spinal fluid, manticore venom glands, albino vampire's tongue...what are these things?" Regis's eyelids twitched, "Where can we find an albino vampire? And we have to cruelly cut off her tongue!"

Yennefer stared at Regis with a half-smile and said, "After my and Fringilla's research, we found that albino vampires produce a substance that can decompose body tissues, and it is concentrated most on their tongues.

The Green Grass Trial requires the subject's body to be destroyed, and this step is essential.

Although Fringilla has a way to extract this decomposition substance from other magical materials, the effect is far inferior to that of the albino vampire banshee, and may not be effective on Leon.

Regis, unless you have a way to solve this, I'm afraid you really need to find such a vampire, and as far as I know, there is a chance that such a vampire will appear in the Blue Mountains. "

Regis pondered, "You mean, substances that break down human cell tissue? I guess there's no need to look for some albino vampires. I can provide them."

Yennefer was surprised and asked, "Can you provide it?"

Regis nodded and said, “Not only me, but high-level vampires can also provide this kind of thing, which we call hemolytic poison.

It will be secreted from our mouths and can effectively decompose body tissues. High-level vampires can only be killed by high-level vampires because we can secrete hemolytic poison.

High-level vampires are difficult to kill because of our strong recovery ability, and the hemolytic poison just suppresses this recovery ability.

Therefore, I will provide these when the time comes, and there is no need to bother the albino vampires. They are already very pitiful because they cannot see the light of day because of their albinism."

Yennefer laughed and said, "You are really kind-hearted. Well, then this one is solved, and the other two will not be difficult either.

Fork-tailed dragons and scorpion-tailed lions can be found in the Blue Mountains. There is a reason why Kaer Morhen was built here. To a large extent, it prevents the monsters from coming down the Blue Mountains.

Go ahead, collect these as well. I'm going to be busy now, so hurry up."

After saying that, Yennefer turned around and went about her own business, while Geralt and Regis immediately left Kaer Morhen and headed for the Blue Mountains.