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Contract: Missing Son

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While riding through the village nestled at the base of Kaer Trolde, Geralt spotted a notice posted by a certain Odhen of Rannvaig promising a bounty for information about his missing son. It seemed like a job for a witcher, and since Geralt was, as usual, hard up for coin, he decided to look into it.

Map

Map of the Contract: Missing Son objectives around Boxholm, Rannvaig

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Objectives

9
  1. 1Examine the castle ruins using your Witcher Senses.Boxholm
  2. 2Kill the fiend.Boxholm
  3. 3Kill the fiend.Boxholm
  4. 4Find the fiend's lair using your Witcher Senses.Boxholm
  5. 5Talk to Odhen of Rannvaig.Rannvaig
  6. 6Collect your reward from Odhen.Rannvaig
  7. 7Collect a trophy from the fiend.Boxholm
  8. 8Check the Rannvaig notice board.Rannvaig
  9. 9Search the fiend's lair using your Witcher Senses.Boxholm

Journal

As Geralt passed through the village of Rannvaig, a man by the name of Odhen stopped him and asked for help in finding his missing son. The witcher, hearing honest fatherly despair in the man's voice and, no less importantly, feeling the lightness of his own purse, decided to look into the matter.

Geralt tracked down and killed the fiend - avenging the death of Odhen's son and making sure no more Skelligers would share the boy's fate.

It turned out that Odhen's son and his friends had not just gone missing, but had been murdered, torn to pieces by a fiend. Geralt arrived too late to save the boys - but just in time to face the beast who had killed them. Sensing that it stood no chance in this fight, the beast fled - but there's no hiding from a witcher...

The restless soul that he is, Geralt is incapable of remaining stationary for long. Things were no different on Ard Skellig. While galavanting about the isle, Geralt happened on a fiend. Unlucky beast, for the witcher sliced it into ribbons. As it turned out, the fiend had done some shredding of its own prior to its demise. One of its recent victims - a young man who proved to be the offpsring of one Odhen from the village of Rannvaig. Odhen had been seeking his son for some time - alas, it need be said, fruitlessly.