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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Witcher] Why aren't the remaining Witchers more concerned that no new Witchers are being trained? Monsters are breeding everywhere, and there will be no one to take care of them after the dozen-or-so living Witchers are killed, eventually.
gpt
Except they aren't, really.

The point is made several times in the games that there just aren't as many monsters left. Sure, there are small fry like nekkers and drowners, but you don't have to be a Witcher to handle those, and the bounties for them reflect that. But the big ones, the kind that Witchers were made to handle, they're going extinct and getting harder to find.

The time of Witchers is ending, and not just because they aren't making any more. The world doesn't need Witchers like it used to, and soon it won't need them at all.