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Contract: Jenny o' the Woods

Witcher contractVelen and Novigrad

While traversing the fields near Midcopse, Geralt came across some strange tracks. He would not be a witcher if he did not look into such a matter.

Map

Map of the Contract: Jenny o' the Woods objectives around Midcopse, Forest Hut

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Objectives

12
  1. 1Take a trophy from the monster.On the map
  2. 2Collect your reward.Midcopse
  3. 3Kill the monster.Forest Hut
  4. 4Check the notice board in Midcopse.Midcopse
  5. 5Burn Zula's letter and the dried blood from the knife.Forest Hut
  6. 6Ask the ealdorman about the lovers.Midcopse
  7. 7Find the lovers' meeting spot.Forest Hut
  8. 8Interrogate the witnesses.Midcopse
  9. 9Talk to the ealdorman of Midcopse.Midcopse
  10. 10Search the nearby fields using your Witcher Senses.Midcopse
  11. 11Read the letter you found in the shallow grave.
  12. 12Use your Witcher Senses to determine what happened to the dragged body.Forest Hut

Journal

Geralt discovered that the monster the locals called Jenny o' the Woods was in fact a common nightwraith. This unfortunate being had been born of a woman murdered by her rejected lover. The story of their star-crossed fate moved me to pen a tear-jerking ballad... but the witcher was mainly moved to find a way to bait and destroy the wraith.

Geralt drove off the nightwraith that the unfortunate Zula had become. I derive some small pleasure in knowing that a person to whom life had been so cruel found at least this measure of relief after death...

While in the area around the village of Midcopse, Geralt decided to look around and see if there wasn't anyone in need of a witcher. It just so happened there was - on the local notice board hung an offer of a bounty for ridding the area of a monster called Jenny o' the Woods. Geralt decided this was something he should look into.

Geralt happened across a nightwraith in the woods around Midcopse. He decided to find out how it had come to be there.