Geralt of Rivia: The White Wolf

Chapter 31 Road Choice

Seeing that the main god did not give a direct answer, Geralt began to have some guesses in his mind.

The Supreme Deity neither said it was possible nor impossible, which means that it is a possibility.

However, Geralt's brow remained furrowed, because the most important issue was one he couldn't resolve on his own.

That is, he was just a witcher who knew how to kill monsters, and didn't know how to study them.

The Witcher's herbal potion wasn't developed by him; he only knew the formula, but didn't know how it was developed.

Furthermore, Geralt's ability to undergo a second mutation was also due to the achievements of his predecessors.

The secondary mutation was developed by a mage named Molu.

Professor Morlu has a son named Jerome, who is a Witcher of the Griffin School.

Because Witchers are infertile and face discrimination, Professor Morru sought to reverse the Witcher genes in his son, Jerome.

So, in 1102, he began to devote himself to the research on the mutation of the Witcher, which lasted for 20 years and involved a large number of experiments.

In 1121, Professor Morlü felt that the experiment was ready, so he found a reason to trick Geron back.

Subsequently, Professor Morlü forced Geron to undergo a reverse mutation experiment, which failed.

His own son, Jerome, not only failed to reverse the Witcher's mutation, turning him from a Witcher into an ordinary person.

Instead, Jerome underwent a deeper mutation based on the Witcher, becoming even stronger.

Therefore, there are no further mutation enhancement options available from the main god, so if I want to continue undergoing mutation enhancement, I cannot do it on my own.

Geralt was troubled; things had gotten complicated. He'd have to figure it out himself!

My specialty is killing monsters!

Moreover, he chose to come to the God Realm in order to find the possibility of resurrecting Ciri.

To achieve this goal, one needs to keep living, which means one needs to become stronger.

Otherwise, before he could find a way to revive Ciri, he might die in some unknown horror movie because he wasn't strong enough.

"God, I want to resurrect Ciri. Is there any way?"

At this point, Geralt once again asked the chief god a question.

Geralt had actually asked the Supreme God this question once before, when the Supreme God invited him.

However, the God's response at the time was that if one chose to accept the invitation, there would be a possibility of resurrecting Ciri.

Therefore, Geralt wanted to ask again in person when he came to the Main God Space.

At this moment, Geralt's obsession...

After a silence of more than ten seconds, the Supreme God answered again:

"In the myriad realms, there are infinite possibilities, and the means of resurrection are also infinite."

"The Main God Space only provides opportunities; the final outcome must be explored by the reincarnator themselves."

Geralt's expression remained unchanged, still his perpetually cold face, but his eyes were very determined.

In fact, Geralt had expected this answer.

After seeing the descriptions of the S-rank enhancements, Geralt understood that once he became strong enough...

By then, I will surely find a way to revive Ciri.

At this point, Geralt clicked on the entertainment category again, only to find that it contained things he wasn't particularly interested in, so he closed the page.

Then, Geralt looked at the vast list of exchanges and asked the chief god again:

"I want to increase my magical power. Can you recommend a suitable enhancement method?"

The Supreme God replied in His mechanical yet majestic voice:

"Reincarnators do not have sufficient permissions; this feature is not available at this time."

Geralt raised an eyebrow and pondered to himself:

"Insufficient permissions, but when I searched for the Witcher bloodline just now, the main god gave me the answer directly."

"In other words, the main god has more advanced search functions, but it cannot be used due to insufficient permissions."

Geralt, having thought of this, asked again:

"How do I obtain higher privileges?"

The Supreme God responded immediately in His unchanging voice:

"Insufficient permissions. Please explore on your own!"

Geralt was immediately exasperated. This guy was called the Supreme God, but he seemed rather mechanical at the moment.

It doesn't quite match the image of the true god in my heart.

God must be omnipotent, otherwise why would He be called God?

However, Geralt then remembered what he had just seen at the main god's place: a divine bloodline that required an S-rank side quest and 50,000 reward points!

Geralt wondered if exchanging for this divine bloodline would allow him to grow to a level surpassing the giant sphere of light before him.

Geralt continued to open the auxiliary category and began to examine the various bloodline enhancements.

Geralt isn't going to sleep tonight; he's going to thoroughly review the list of enhancements the main god has here.

And staying up all night is nothing to Geralt.

Throughout his past as a Witcher, Geralt often encountered situations where he had to fight all night.

"Spider-Man Mutant Bloodline, rated 83 points, requires one B-level side quest to redeem, and rewards 2000 points."

"What kind of spider monster bloodline requires a B-level side quest? No way, next one."

"Advanced werewolf mutated bloodline, rating 88 points. No, I've already killed so many werewolves."

"I can't accept turning into a werewolf myself."

Geralt didn't even finish reading the part about werewolf blood before moving on to the next one.

"Vampire Earl's mutated bloodline, rated 90 points. Because of the mutated bloodline, he is not afraid of sunlight and items that are countered by silver."

Geralt stopped turning the page upon seeing the exchange option and fell into deep thought:

"Vampires, huh? I never thought I could even exchange Regis blood."

Geralt wondered what it would be like if he were to acquire this bloodline and become a vampire, and Regis saw him as one of his own kind.

Geralt thought about it and found it quite outrageous.

"High-level vampires are indeed quite strong; no wonder they received a 90-point rating from the Supreme God."

"It's far superior to my Witcher bloodline."

Geralt also thought of two other high vampires besides his friend Regis: Deraf and the Elder of Shadow.

In the Kingdom of Toussaint, Geralt used every means at his disposal to defeat Deraf, and only then did he barely manage to defeat him.

However, he was unable to kill Deraf completely on his own, and it was Regis who finally intervened and ended Deraf's life.

Because in Geralt's world, there are high-ranking vampires like Regis and Deraf who arrive here through the celestial conjunction.

They can only be killed by their own kind. If they are killed by another race, they can slowly recover as long as their own kind helps them.

The length of recovery time also depends on the integrity of your body and soul at the time of your death.

The more intact the body and soul are at the time of death, the faster the recovery time will be.