Ned, the witcher from the Bear School, immediately said that what they needed was an apprentice with a strong body and outstanding strength talent.

Because the Bear School mostly uses heavy armor and heavy weapons, in actual combat, they don't even dodge or evade when facing attacks from many small monsters, and have to fight hard, so there are corresponding requirements for the apprentices' strength and physique.

In the past they couldn't find apprentices and could only make do with teaching everyone, but now faced with so many talented people in the cult, of course they are very excited.

George of the Griffin School also believed that the Griffin School he taught needed to follow the traditions handed down hundreds of years ago and must accept kind and noble apprentices. The Griffin School's technology must not be passed on to evil people, which would bring shame to the Griffin School.

Reso of the Viper School said that they did not have so many requirements for apprentices, but if possible, he hoped to recruit as many apprentices as possible to join the Viper School.

This agile and strong man firmly believed that there was strength in numbers and that one or two elites could not save a school.

Wayne agreed to all of these people's requests while maintaining the principle of being as fair as possible, and did not favor the Wolf School or the Griffin School, which he had a better impression of.

Now that he has become the leader of the entire cult, he must at least be fair on the surface and not let people find fault with him.

Moreover, compared to those clever people who are insidious and cunning, most demon hunters are more straightforward and speak their mind. Although their words are sometimes unpleasant to the ear, they are still relatively easy to manage.

As a man with plenty of money, Wayne introduced a contribution point mechanism into the cult. In addition to a fixed amount of contribution points each month, all demon hunters serving in the cult can also obtain contribution points through teaching missions, combat missions, and various other tasks.

These contribution points can not only be directly exchanged for gold coins, but also for some special items in the cult, as well as internal transactions between cult members.

To put it bluntly, according to the standards given by Master Wayne, even if it is just a relatively simple teaching task of the cult, the contribution points obtained when converted into gold coins are enough to rival the income of some low-level nobles.

This is also the main reason why the Cat School, the Bear School, and the Flying Lion School hired by Wayne from the distant Kingdom of Zerekan through the Chamber of Commerce were able to join the cult so easily and accept its management.

If the welfare standards of the sect were put into the outside world, there would definitely be countless talented people willing to join the sect, and even cause a stir throughout the World Cup.

However, for Wayne, the people he can trust at the moment, apart from a few acquaintances, are only the witcher apprentices he has been training since childhood, and his fellow witchers who are themselves a vulnerable group.

Before his own strength grows to a certain level, he will not easily accept outsiders into the sect.

Because past experience has told him that the decline of a powerful organization often comes from internal corruption, and the solid fortress is always breached from within.

After the welcome party, the members of the cult became familiar with each other. At the same time, some members who had doubts in their hearts saw the strong strength of the Demon Hunter Cult, which strengthened their loyalty and cohesion.

Wayne's mission to rebuild the Witcher Cult was also completed again as he successfully brought together all the Witcher schools, reaching 6/10 of the progress and gaining two ability points and one thousand experience points.

[Rebuilding the Demon Hunter Cult]

Current progress: 6/10 Next stage reward: 1 epic treasure chest, 1,000 experience points.

However, Wayne was not satisfied with such a gain. After the welcome dinner, he quickly arranged another big move for the Witcher Cult.

Regarding the execution of the Demon Hunter's secondary mutation.

After several successful experiments on the cat-faction witcher Gaitan, this research originated from Professor Thomas Moreau, and finally established a complete process. While ensuring safety and stability, a secondary mutation that can significantly enhance the strength of the witcher was researched.

Originally, he wanted his mentor Vesemir to take on the honor of being the first witcher to conduct the secondary mutation experiment, but Eskel raised objections. He thought that the old man was too old, and to be on the safe side, it would be better to choose from among the younger witchers.

Although Wayne was already quite confident, he did not want to go against the ideas of his good brothers. After some discussion, he decided that Eskel would be the first to undergo the second mutation trial.

As a demon hunter who has been in the industry for decades, his body has fully adapted to the operation of chaos magic and mutated organs, and can withstand the pressure brought by the secondary mutation.

Moreover, this secondary mutation technology is not free. According to the instructions issued by the cult, if you want to undergo the secondary mutation trial, you not only need to pay a huge amount of contribution points, but you must also work for the cult for more than three years, and there are also requirements for your own strength and physical fitness.

The only ones who can meet these conditions in the cult are those from the Wolf School who have joined the cult since its inception and the three members of Reso from the Viper School.

After the candidate was selected, the secondary mutation experiment began in earnest soon.

However, in order to maintain confidentiality, this experiment was not made public, but was carried out secretly. Even Eskel himself did not know that the experiment was taking place in that mysterious research base.

Wayne used the power of the maze to teleport him directly into the base, and then he was experimented on by disguised Seale and others.

Professor Thomas Moreau's original set of experimental equipment has been optimized by Schill and all replaced with new equipment. After all, the equipment is almost a hundred years old, and both its safety and precision need to be improved.

In the game, Geralt can complete the secondary mutation safely and without side effects. In addition to admiring his talent, the role of the protagonist's halo is also quite obvious.

The experiment went smoothly. In the afternoon of that day, when Wayne appeared in front of the witchers with Eskel, who had completed the second mutation, all the witchers were surprised.

As experienced demon hunters, everyone could clearly feel that Eskel had become stronger. Not only were there physical changes visible to the naked eye, but even the perception of chaos magic allowed them to clearly perceive the difference between Eskel before and after the experiment.

Facing everyone's surprised looks, Wayne smiled, patted Eskel on the shoulder, and asked him to demonstrate his improvement in strength on the training ground nearby before he spoke: "Everyone, the first secondary mutation experiment of the cult went quite successfully."

"After professional testing, Mr. Eskel of the Wolf School has seen his strength and speed increase by about 50%, and the activity of his chaos magic has also increased by 30%. His resistance to the poison of the Demon Hunter potion has also increased significantly, by more than double."

"According to our expert analysis, the secondary mutations of each school improve combat capabilities in different directions. But no matter what, this is a qualitative leap for the strength of our demon hunters."

"Once the secondary mutation can be promoted to all demon hunters."

"It will undoubtedly greatly increase everyone's ability to survive and make our sect more prosperous."

After hearing Wayne's words, the demon hunters present all showed slightly excited expressions on their faces.

Originally, they were more or less skeptical about the secondary mutation that Wayne mentioned.

Faced with the reality, they put aside their worries and all had a little more desire for the witcher's second mutation.

(End of this chapter)