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| rdfs:comment | - The alchemist is also interesting to talk to, if a bit abrupt in his manner. He is a snob about alchymie, which he considers superstitious rubbish and its practitioners, notably Kalkstein, quacks. He thinks of himself as a scholar, not an alchymisté. He asserts that science alone will survive the test of time while magic and alchemy will disappear.
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| abstract | - The alchemist is also interesting to talk to, if a bit abrupt in his manner. He is a snob about alchymie, which he considers superstitious rubbish and its practitioners, notably Kalkstein, quacks. He thinks of himself as a scholar, not an alchymisté. He asserts that science alone will survive the test of time while magic and alchemy will disappear. Our witcher is never one to let others run down his friends, so he defends his favourite alchemist and in the process manages to convince the "scientist" of the validity of Transmutace a metamorfózy and get a couple of handy books out of the deal: Samum and Tajemství mistrů jihu. He can also trade a piece of Meteority for a copy of Zerrikánská alchymie.
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