Ah… ahh… you are not a bad person…

Ah… that’s right…
He’s not a bad guy…

It’s magic!
This guy used magic!

They’re not a bad person, but… are they human?

I think it leans quite heavily towards being a good person when considered in terms of worldview.
Well, it’s also up to the player’s choice.

How about playing Gwent instead?

In the first place, there are no emotions before distinguishing between good and evil, right?

Pew

An uncle who will provide service just because you treat him well.

(Even choices made without malice usually lead to terrible outcomes.)

An old man who isn’t emotional but gets excited about having sex with beautiful women.

They’re just a bunch of crazy guys who aren’t emotional, and if you spread rumors about that, everyone will be scared.
After all, Vesemir, the great predecessor of the Witchers, is full of emotions…

The Witcher is a big deal.

Don’t let someone without feelings expose a disaster like a college drinking party.

No… I was trying to resolve it peacefully…

The food becomes unappetizing with monster juice.

I can remain slightly calmer than an average person, but I still have normal emotions.
However, it’s convenient to ride on the emotionless rumors circulating in society because it helps cancel out the troublesome actions like trying to make someone cry.

I’m looking forward to Covili…

I have an image of Kovir being like a great desert, but it might be inspired by rich forests and the Pamir Plateau or something like that.

If you smell something, it’s the Witcher.

Being disliked by others reduces hassle, which is good.
Being disliked by a cat makes me very sad…

I think it would be nice to raise something like a mass-produced Witcher without the trial of grass, but do we really have to do a cellular transplant from a monster?

It’s common for ordinary people to openly dislike it.
The witcher is incredibly strong.

Let’s spread the rumor that Dandelion is a good guy.

Well, if there were a military capable of systematically training Witchers, they could hunt monsters without needing to do that in this day and age.
There’s no reason to do that much for the villages around here, especially with wars and such going on.

If you underestimate the Witcher too much, it will turn into a disaster like a play area for cats and wolves.

Well, there are occasionally strong ordinary people, but it seems like Witchers have a high resistance to poison and can drink potions, plus their durability is extremely high.