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Geralt is always reachable by the network. Unless it's an emergency, expect not to hear back for a few hours, if not a few days.

To talk to him in person, you'll need to be in Cadens or go to his domain, a snowy mountain fortress. Yard is open; doors are locked. If he isn't around, leave a delivery with the white wolf.

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[gynvael]

Army isn't subtle about it.
They've yet to enforce our participation.

[magicalarchaeologist]

I suppose it could be they don't know if you'd fight back. Or any of us would. But it seems very strange that they would bring all of us here and then do nothing about it from there. The things they have requested from us are voluntary, outside of being forced to go to Luna.

[gynvael]

They can't control our access to the Horizon.
Forced or otherwise.
Even imprisoned, we can enter.

I'd be more concerned about what happens,
When they realize they can't control us anywhere.

Humans fear most their own creations.

[magicalarchaeologist]

[ He almost replies 'speaking from experience?' but that really goes without saying. Geralt's a witcher. ]

And that may have been one of the reasons they experimented on her in the first place. Access to the Singularity, access to the Horizon. Even if it failed then, they could try again if they thought they'd do it better this time.

The Thorne Summoned are very scattered. We have no unity and fear permeates every corner of it. I am concerned they may well be able to control some of us.

[gynvael]

Hardly unified elsewhere.

And unity does not equate trustworthiness.
You mages have always been united under the Brotherhood.
Seemingly.

[magicalarchaeologist]

The Brotherhood is not the best example, but we are unified when we must be. I am hoping we can avoid the corrupt angle here. We only have twenty or so people, a small number.

We have a few young people here who I would rather not see the brunt of the royal paranoia. Those of us who are much older know better.

[gynvael]

[ It's not the Brotherhood's unity that's in question. It is the things they choose to do in its name. But Geralt does not trust groups, as a whole. That's reserved for the rare individual. ]

Do as you will.
You know where Witchers stand on the politics of men.

[magicalarchaeologist]

Yes, but I also know the witchers have their own sort of brotherhood.

[gynvael]

Do not compare us.

[magicalarchaeologist]

I'm talking about unity among a group, I'm not saying whether we are alike outside of that.

[gynvael]

And I am saying
You understand very little of my kind.

Your plans are yours.
I've no interest in debate.

I have a worm to kill.

[magicalarchaeologist]

Fine. Good luck. Try not to die.