He talked to her and learned the child blamed herself for her brother's death. Geralt's attention was drawn by a sobbing girl. If Geralt talked to Yorg's sister: In the village near the site of the man's punishment a group was preparing to bury the person the chained man had supposedly killed. The man begged for mercy, swearing he had been framed for murder and unjustly punished. Journal Entry On a small beach on the shores of Undvik Geralt came across a man chained to the rocks, the tide threatening to engulf him. Regardless of what you choose, the conversation will end and the journal will update.

If you left Yorg to his fate, the latter is the only option. If you freed Yorg, you can choose to tell her you freed him and she'll be happy and swear to never lie again, or you can coldly tell her that she learned her lesson. Go over and talk to her to learn she's Yorg's sister and that she's to blame: she didn't like their uncle so she lied and told Yorg that Gretter had done bad things to her, sending her brother into a flying rage and killing their uncle. A young girl in the group will then cry out that her brother was a good man before running a short distance away. While that completes the quest, you can learn more by heading to Rogne where, on the northwest outskirts of the village, you'll find a group of mourners at the murdered man's grave, Gretter, praising how good of a man he was and the vile criminal, Yorg, should have been punished more severely. If you choose to free him, he'll thank you and offer to help you out should they ever meet again. If you choose the latter, the quest will fail once you travel far enough away.

You can choose to free him or leave him to his fate. Sail to the peninsula east of Ancient Crypt to find a man chained to a rock and being attacked by harpies.Īfter you kill off the monsters, you can talk to Yorg, who claims he was framed for murder and begs you to free him.

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