Till Death Do You Part - The Witcher 3
Rewards
Objectives
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- Investigate the noises coming from the cemetery.
- Search the crypt using your Witcher Senses.
- Hide to find out what's making the noises.
- Search the chamber to find a place for the urn.
- Return to Louis to discuss your reward.
- Go to Margot to discuss your reward.
- Take Louis or Margot's urn from the crypt.
- Find Charles Lanzano at the Clever Clogs.
- Collect your reward for solving the mystery of the nocturnal noises at the cemetery.
- Wait till dusk.
- Find the Gwent Friendship Society of Beauclair's chamber.
- Defeat the grave robbers.
- Check the notice boards to see if anyone has posted about the noises.
- Using your Witcher Senses, search the cemetery for the source of the noises.
- Return to the cemetery at night.
- Search for the source of the noises in the catacombs.
- Place Louis' urn in the tomb.
- Search for a contract about quarreling ghosts.
- Deal with the vampires attacking Beauclair.
- Talk to Charles.
- Search for a house with a tree-shaped crest outside the walls of Hauteville.
- Find a way into the garden.
- Find the hidden cards using your Witcher Senses.
- Talk to the swordsmith named Trentin about Louis' sword.
- Make Louis show himself.
- Find the Belrose family tomb at the old cemetery.
- Place Margot's urn on her mother's grave.
Journal
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While strolling through Beauclair's charmingly romantic streets, Geralt learned of a circumstance thoroughly charmless and unromantic. Come night something was making much tastelessly grating noise at the city cemetery.
In the end the witcher brought the enduring marital dispute to a close, thus ending the nocturnal noise it entailed. He did so by transferring the urn containing Louis de Corentin's ashes to another crypt. Geralt could now look forward to the most pleasant stage of any contract - collecting his reward. This proved even more valuable than the witcher had initially supposed, for in addition to the payment he received from his employer, he also got a series of rare gwent cards from the grateful Margot de Corentin. How had the woman come into their possession? How else but by having concealed them from her gambling husband. Though naturally she had done this while they were both still alive.
In the end the witcher brought the enduring marital dispute to a close, thus ending the nocturnal noise it entailed. He did so by transferring the urn containing Margot de Corentin's ashes to another crypt. Geralt could now look forward to the most pleasant stage of any contract - collecting his reward. This proved even more valuable than the witcher had initially supposed, for in addition to the payment he received from his employer, he also got a splendid sword from Louis de Corentin. Though in point of fact he collected the blade not from Louis but from an armorer whom Louis had once handily defeated at cards. Though to Geralt it was all the same.
The witcher investigated and discovered that neither grave robbers nor necrophages were the source of the din. Rather, the ruckus was the work of a couple, the de Corentins. For as in life, so in death, they could not abide each other's company, causing much fear and confusion with their shrill disputes. Geralt concluded that separation was the sole sensible solution - he would have to remove one of their remains from the tomb they shared, transferring them elsewhere.
In the end the witcher brought the enduring marital dispute to a close, thus ending the nocturnal noise it entailed. He did so by transferring the urn containing Margot de Corentin's ashes to another crypt. Geralt could now look forward to the most pleasant stage of any contract - collecting his reward. This would have proven even more valuable than the witcher had initially supposed, for in addition to the payment he received from his employer, he was also supposed to get a splendid sword from Louis de Corentin. Thus his adventure would have had a supremely happy ending, had he not allowed the armorer to talk him into a hand of gwent...