Wizard: This witcher is not doing his job properly

The female elf is tall and slender, with long black hair.

Her fluffy black hair was spread casually over her shoulders and tied into two braids behind her ears.

She wore a green satin top, a leather vest, tight trousers on her lower body, and a colorful silk scarf tied around her waist, covering the upper part of her thighs.

She had long eyelashes, unusually pale skin, and chapped lips. Wearing a necklace that was wrapped around her neck several times, the beads of the necklace were made of carved golden birch wood, and the rope was a tough thin leather rope.

Overall, she looks like a heroic female warrior.

Seeing that the two demon hunters were silent, the black-haired female elf immediately raised her voice and asked louder:

"Tell me, witchers, what is your purpose here?"

As she shouted, the elven archers on the tree also raised their bows and arrows in demonstration.

Wayne glanced at Geralt and saw that the white wolf had a stern face, as if he was mute, and was not ready to speak, so he took a step forward and said to the female elf:

"Ma'am, we followed the trail and came here to find two young men who were lost while cutting firewood."

"Their mother, who commissioned this mission, wants us to bring people back."

"Looking for someone?"

The female elf chewed the word. After a few seconds, she grabbed a hemp rope and swung cleanly from the branch. She walked a few steps to a position seven or eight meters away from Wayne and looked at his pointed ears. , suddenly asked:

"You are also an elf, right? You should know very well how our non-human race has been treated in the Kingdom of Kaedwen. Why do you still help those humans perform tasks?"

When Wayne heard this, the expression on his face did not change. He still maintained a calm tone and said:

"Yes, ma'am, I am part elf, a half-elf."

"But I am also a demon hunter. We demon hunters adhere to the principle of neutrality and will not participate in battles between forces, nor will we favor any force."

When the female elf heard this, she showed a mocking smile and said angrily:

"You can remain neutral, but those unscrupulous people will not let you go just because of this."

"Many of our compatriots did not resist because they had the idea of ​​​​coexisting peacefully with humans, and then their bodies were all hung in trees or swallowed by wild dogs."

"Humans are selfish and despicable. They cannot tolerate any non-human race. You should know how many elves have died under their massacre."

The female elf didn't expect her words to persuade the two legendary emotionless demon hunters in front of her.

She just wanted to control the anger in her heart. After saying this, the female elf calmed down the anger on her face and said with a tough attitude:

"My name is Toruvel, and I am the leader of these elves and dwarves."

"The two people you are looking for are our prisoners."

"But I will not hand over the prisoners to you for no reason."

"You can either start a war with us and rescue the people, or you can do some small work for us. When we trust you enough, we will let those two humans go."

When Wayne heard this, he immediately frowned. He had some impression of the name Toluvel.

It seems that this female elf will become one of the high-ranking officers of the Scoia'tael in the future, and is the core figure of the Scoia'tael. In the original plot, she also had some small stories with Geralt and Dandelion.

However, the Scoia'tael was not officially formed until the first Nilfgaardian invasion more than ten years later.

There should be no formal resistance organization among the current non-human races. They only exist as rovers. They are forced to hide in forests and wilderness. Now they are most likely just a group of desperate people who are persecuted by humans. .

And according to Toluvel, does she also have a commission that needs them to complete?

Wayne thought about it for a few seconds, turned to Geralt and asked in a low voice:

"These elves should also have a commission, should we accept it?"

Geralt shrugged and said nonchalantly:

"We just need to maintain a neutral attitude. As long as we are going to kill monsters, we can accept anyone's request."

Wayne understood what Geralt meant and turned to Toruviel with a smile.

"Ms. Toluvel, if the small job you are talking about is a commission to hunt monsters, we can accept this job."

"However, as demon hunters, we must receive corresponding remuneration, and we cannot work in vain."

"And if you can, I hope you can release the two young people now. Their mother has been waiting for three days. If you continue to delay, the old man may die from excessive grief."

Seeing the female elf's impatient look, Wayne quickly added:

"But please rest assured that we will definitely keep our promises. Regarding the credibility of our demon hunters, the long-lived elves should have heard about it."

Toluvel seemed to really need the help of the witcher. She stared at Wayne with squinted eyes, considered for more than ten seconds, and then said in a deep voice:

"Don't call me ma'am, I'm not a lady, half-elf."

"We can let him go first, but you have to guarantee it."

"Those two young men cannot reveal our location."

"Furthermore, you can only let your companions send people back alone. You must stay with us as a hostage."

Wayne was not afraid that these inhuman races would be detrimental to him. He just wanted to find an opportunity to get Geralt away, so he smiled and nodded and said:

"No problem, Toruviel, my name is Wayne."

"I think you can use the safety of the village and his mother Misha to intimidate those two young men. They are just country people and should not dare to offend warriors like you."

Hearing this, Toluvel looked at Wayne with some surprise, as if she didn't expect that he would make such a suggestion.

The female elf thought for a while, then suddenly turned around and shouted to a male elf on the tree:

"Watch the demon hunters. I'll bring them out. If they dare to mess around, I'll shoot them to death."

After saying that, Toluvel turned around and walked into the cave, leaving the elven archers on the tree staring at the two of them like prisoners.

Wayne and the elves looked at each other for a few times, feeling a little embarrassed. He turned to look at Geralt. Seeing the white wolf looking at him, he asked:

"What's wrong, Geralt?"

White Wolf warned in a slightly reproachful voice:

"You were a little impulsive just now, Wayne. It's not safe to be left alone here."

"We demon hunters must also be responsible for our own safety when completing a commission. We must also learn to give up when encountering dangerous tasks."

"Only when you have to go deep into danger will you choose to take risks."

"Remember, witchers are not heroes, never have been."

Wayne knew that this was a sign of Geralt's concern for him. Although the White Wolf himself often went through life and death for missions, these words were not convincing at all in his mouth.

But he is truly devoted to his friends and relatives.

He patted Geralt on the shoulder and said in a sincere and confident voice:

"Don't worry, Geralt, I'm sure."

"You take those two people back to the village later and deliver the commission. I'll stay here to investigate the situation."

"We will meet here tomorrow and discuss the elves' commission."

Now that the matter has been decided, Geralt has no choice.

After waiting for about ten minutes, Toluvel tied two humans with their heads covered with black cloth with ropes and walked out of the cave.

She pulled the rope, walked up to Wayne, handed the rope to Wayne's hand, and said:

"I have already made an agreement with them. When you go back, tell them that they were chased by a pack of wolves and hid in the tree for three days."

"If they dare to reveal our whereabouts, I will take people to their villages and kill them."

Wayne glanced at the two people who were shivering with their heads covered, nodded, then handed the rope to the white wolf's hand and said:

"You can take them back while it's still dark."

"It's best to wait until they are near the village to take off their hoods."

"This is not only for the safety of these inhuman races, but also to protect the village."