Besides, boxing with a beautiful Nord girl, and then getting beaten black and blue after an intense fight, was a sensation he had never experienced, and he truly wanted to try it.
Then, the two walked out of the general store and headed to Riverwood's only inn, the Sleeping Giant Inn.
The owner of this inn was a mature beauty named Delphine, tall and slender, wearing a rather simple long dress. She didn't seem particularly enthusiastic, appearing somewhat languid.
Of course, as game players, everyone knew that this beauty also had a special identity: the last member of the Blades, a crucial helper for the future Dragonborn, and a very important NPC in the game with quite outstanding strength.
Guilliman gave her a thoughtful look, wondering which woman in the Elder Scrolls world would be his first.
He also wondered how much advancement progress the women of this world could provide him.
However, speaking of it, the human souls in this world were stronger than those in the Witcher world, and by a significant margin.
Previously, the Imperial Soldiers at Helgen Keep, the ordinary soldiers, provided him with about five points of Soul Power, while the more elite ones gave six to seven points.
And as the only elite, the Imperial Captain he had marked down in his little notebook and then beheaded with a single sword, actually provided ten points of Soul Power.
It seemed that in the Elder Scrolls world, while the number of monsters might not be very high, the number of elite monsters was definitely not small.
Some powerful individuals should be able to provide a lot of Soul Power.
Thinking of the Draugr Overlords, elite Draugr, and Dragon Priests in those ancient tombs, it seemed that being an adventurer in this world would yield quite good Soul Power income.
Next, in the tavern, Freya admirably displayed the generosity and boldness of a Nord.
She bought a large quantity of food and drink in one go, almost emptying half of the tavern's reserves. Even the Chicken God at the village entrance was bought by her and ended up on the dining table.
The girl drank heartily and laughed as she ate and drank with the Witcher, as if they were old friends. Under the minstrel Sven's performance, the atmosphere was perfect.
Guilliman discovered that the Dragonborn girl's appetite was astonishing, at least five or six times that of an ordinary girl, and she could particularly drink and eat meat, not losing out to those legendary Nord warriors in the slightest.
No wonder she was always thrifty when collecting loot, not letting go of a single copper coin.
With her consumption, if she didn't earn more money from each quest, it wouldn't even be enough for her food and drink.
During the brief rest, the Witcher also tried the effects of the Stamina Potion and Magicka Potion, and the results were still quite outstanding.
The Stamina Potion, as its name suggested, was a simple and unpretentious way to quickly replenish expended stamina. This replenishment was comprehensive for the body, except that it couldn't mend mental exhaustion.
After taking a tentative sip, Guilliman immediately categorized it as a universal aphrodisiac.
He even named it 'Kidney Treasure.'
He could imagine how delighted those nobles and wealthy merchants would be when they obtained this aphrodisiac—which could quickly replenish stamina when fatigued, had immediate effects, and no side effects.
This Kidney Treasure potion would definitely be very popular.
Of course, ordinary adventurers could also buy it as a stamina supplement after battle if they could afford it.
However, once he transported it back to the Witcher world, the price would certainly multiply several times, or even more than ten times, as it was a monopoly business, the only one of its kind.
As for the last, the Magicka Potion, how to put it—perhaps because the magic of the Elder Scrolls world and the Chaos magic of the Witcher world did not belong to the same system, having many fundamental differences.
Therefore, the effect of the Magicka Potion was not as obvious as described, but it did have the effect of restoring magicka, just somewhat slowly.
But even so, this was a very good product.
For example, when going to worlds without magic, or where Chaos magic was completely incompatible.
Even slowly restoring magicka was much better than running out of magicka and being unable to restore it.
Moreover, in the Witcher world, restoring magicka was very important for both sorcerers and Witchers.
In their world, potions for restoring magicka were not nonexistent, but they were very rare, their effects were not as immediate, and they even had considerable harmful effects on the body.
If the Magicka Potions from the Elder Scrolls world could be improved, that would be even more perfect.
However, this would require him to collaborate with an alchemy master from this world.
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