That's why he decided to sit down and study closely a certain corpse-borne missive he happened across during his travels. Geralt never claimed to be an expert in epistolography, but experience had taught him one of its secrets: dead men carry interesting letters. Luckily Geralt has good insurance against such hazards - namely the Swords he carries on his back. Chalk it up as an occupational hazard, I suppose.
Like many before them, they died, probably torn to pieces by some necrophage prowling the battlefield. Willard and Gruggen were no exceptions in this regard.
Men are willing to do a great many things for coin - lie, cheat and even loot corpses. TREASURE HUNT: The Things Men Do For Coin. Kill the dog, inspect blood and give some food to children. NPC: John Verdun You can free him or you may leave him to death and return in the future to loot his bodyĮxit to Mudplough and go to Inn at the Crossroads His task: to burn the bodies of soldiers who had fallen during the recent battle in order to keep necrophages from eating them. In No Man's Land Geralt was given a contract by an Eternal Fire priest. One of the oldest villages in the region, it owes its name to a certain undereducated botanist who could not discern one kind of tree from another, and so called them all mulberries.Ĭheck also underground cellar for more loot. Geralt, already deep in a search-and-rescue vein, decided to help find the woman. It stated a hunter named Niellen was looking for any help he could get in finding his wife, who had disappeared in the nearby Woods a few days earlier. While muddling around the well-shaded village of Blackbough, Geralt happened across a notice. During the war, both sides committed acts of exorbitant cruelty meant to keep the conquered populaces in check.
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