[ The contents of the tome itself are not the issue. Long-winded, obviously, but Geralt's read scholars who've expounded upon the finer points of a single constellation at greater length. He just hasn't any idea what he's supposed to do with the information he now knows. It must have some use. He's missing something.
The theological basis of Dean's sphere seems to be common amongst several in Abraxas. But Alucard's world is the only one who shares a good amount of similarities with Geralt's, too. It's why out of all those who might be familiar with these stories of Cain and Lucifer, he chooses the dhampir. Winds up at the vaguely gloomy cabin in the midst of the Horizon.
Carrying, naturally, the bible Dean handed him, along with a few other notes he's taken from sources in the bunker. This is more nebulous than he'd prefer; the Horizon is made up of their memories, meaning he can't verify accuracy or thoroughness of the writings he's been given or found. But it's better than nothing.
He's let Alucard know he's arriving to discuss certain literature. Beyond that, he's said little else.
alucard.
The theological basis of Dean's sphere seems to be common amongst several in Abraxas. But Alucard's world is the only one who shares a good amount of similarities with Geralt's, too. It's why out of all those who might be familiar with these stories of Cain and Lucifer, he chooses the dhampir. Winds up at the vaguely gloomy cabin in the midst of the Horizon.
Carrying, naturally, the bible Dean handed him, along with a few other notes he's taken from sources in the bunker. This is more nebulous than he'd prefer; the Horizon is made up of their memories, meaning he can't verify accuracy or thoroughness of the writings he's been given or found. But it's better than nothing.
He's let Alucard know he's arriving to discuss certain literature. Beyond that, he's said little else.
He knocks on the door, then waits. ]