Demon Hunter: School of the Wolf

It was dark when Aylin returned to the apprentice dormitory.

Torches were lit in the corridor of the dormitory.

In the flickering light, he saw a familiar figure standing at the door of the apprentice dormitory with something in his hand.

He walked a few steps closer.

A black wide-brimmed hat, dark golden cat eyes, and two... a sword on his back.

It was Vesemir.

"Master Vesemir, why are you here?"

"I'm sending you something, take it!"

Aylin reached out to take it and looked down.

A brown bag full of things was a little heavy in his hand.

"The silver sword needs to be maintained every day." Vesemir crossed his arms and leaned against the wall. "After lunch, I thought you must have no tools, so I brought all of Elsa's tools here."

Vesemir then asked, "Do you remember how to maintain the silver sword?"

"Of course." Aylin nodded.

"Okay," Vesemir nodded after hearing the reply, and then sighed:

"I expected you to be different, so I came here earlier."

"I didn't expect that I would miss you like this."

"Don't you want to ask why?" Aylin asked curiously.

He has made up several excuses, but it seems that none of them can be used.

Vesemir smiled and said, "Digest the potion in advance, apprentices with outstanding talents can do it."

"You even have the Eye of the Demon Hunter, so it's not surprising that you can do this."

"Really? That's good." Aylin was relieved.

Although the Wolf School prohibits demon hunter apprentices from leaving Kaer Morhen.

But as the apprentices pass the trials, the area of ​​the castle open to them will continue to expand.

So in their free time, the apprentices only need to stay in the castle.

After delivering the things, Vesemir planned to leave.

But after seeing that Arlin seemed to have let go of a heavy burden, he couldn't help but ask:

"By the way, where did you go just now?"

Arlin replied: "The alchemy room in the south tower."

Alchemy room? Did he go to get dinner?

Vesemir looked at the apprentice in confusion.

Apart from the bag he had just given him, Arlin had nothing in his hands.

So he asked: "Where is your dinner? Didn't you go to the alchemy room to get potions?"

"No, I went to learn alchemy."

Alchemy?

Why would a demon hunter apprentice learn alchemy?

No.

Where did he find the time to learn alchemy, and who did he learn from?

Isn't there only one wizard apprentice in the alchemy room?

Because of Arlin's words, countless questions emerged in Vesemir's mind, making him not know where to start for a while.

After a long silence, Vesemir sorted out the mess in his mind and asked:

"When did you leave the dormitory?"

Considering the special nature of the Demon Hunter's Eye, Vesemir came here at dusk.

It was just getting dark now.

He originally thought that Aylin woke up only a little earlier than he arrived.

But this time was only enough to go back and forth between the alchemy room and the apprentice dormitory, and he couldn't do anything else.

"When I left, the sun was just overhead." Aylin answered honestly.

"At that time, I was still bragging with Leto and the others." Vesemir thought to himself.

Although it was unlikely, Vesemir couldn't help asking:

"Did you drink 'lunch' at noon?"

"Yes." Aylin looked at Vesemir in confusion.

Every meal in these ten days is very important for the apprentices after the Green Grass Trial.

It's not just about increasing attributes, or increasing attributes is just a superficial phenomenon.

The real function of these meals is to reconcile the conflict between mutant tissues and normal flesh and blood in the apprentice's body.

If you miss a meal, at the very least you will develop a tumor somewhere in your body, and in severe cases, your life will be in danger.

Apprentices who can get to this point today all have a strong desire to survive.

Who would joke with their own life?

Those who really don't care about their lives would have died in the Green Grass Trial long ago.

"Oh oh... just drink it, just drink it."

Vesemir nodded absentmindedly, and then pretended to ask:

"How long did it take you to digest the side effects of 'lunch'?"

As soon as this question was asked, Aylin knew why Vesemir acted so strangely.

Seeing the unbelievable look on the demon hunter master's face, Aylin felt a little secretly happy.

Then.

Ailin restrained his expression, imitated Hughes's ignorance, and asked back:

"I don't know why, the side effects of today's lunch disappeared in the blink of an eye."

"Master Vesemir, do all talented apprentices digest in advance like this?"

After a moment of silence, Vesemir changed the subject abruptly:

"Who did you learn alchemy from?"

"There is usually only one wizard apprentice in the alchemy room. He can only make some simple potions. Don't be fooled."

Vesemir didn't ask him why he learned alchemy.

When processing materials at noon, Ailin showed his curiosity about alchemy.

"Miss Vera taught me a lesson."

"Vera?" Vesemir pondered for a moment, and suddenly asked in surprise, "Vera from Toussaint? The woman known as the Bloody Red Fox?"

"You ask me?" Ailin said in his heart, "Didn't you ask Bont and Fred to go to that alchemy room to treat their injuries?"

What about the wizard apprentice?

Aren't there only women in the alchemy room?

Although he was a little confused, Ailin replied directly:

"I don't know that. I only know her name is Vera."

At this moment, a deep voice came from outside.

"What's wrong with Vera?"

Alin and Vesemir looked in the direction of the voice.

Heavy footsteps came from afar.

The chief of the Wolf School appeared from the darkness with an exquisite water bag.

"Chief."

"Chief."

After nodding in response, the chief handed the water bag to Alin and said, "Take your dinner back quickly."

After Alin thanked him, he saw Vesemir also signaled him to leave, so he turned and walked into the dormitory.

The apprentices in the dormitory woke up, lying on their sides with their eyes open, as if digesting the last aftertaste of "lunch".

Seeing someone coming in, they all tilted their heads to look at Alin.

After noticing the gaze, Alin nodded and smiled, then raised the water bag and said:

"Chief, bring dinner..."

Before he finished speaking.

Everyone in the apprentice dormitory closed their eyes instantly.

Weakly and tremblingly turned around, facing Alin with their buttocks.

Just like a child who pretends to sleep because he doesn't want to take medicine.

Ailin smiled helplessly.

Okay.

With the essence, he forgot what these meals meant to the apprentices.

After putting away his luggage and water bag, Ailin sat on the bed and listened to the conversation between the chief and Vesemir outside the door.

But because of the distance, he only heard some intermittent and incoherent content.

For example, "Vera", "Alchemy Class", "Eye of the Demon Hunter", "Experimental Record"...

After a few words of conversation, the two demon hunters left together.

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