The most Geralt can do isdamage controlby choosing the lesser evil.
Still, players will find themselves completing it quickly.
That’s because following the trail of treats laid out by the Crones is actually a visual treat.
He can make a deal with the Ghost in the Tree or the so-called Whispering Hillock.
It’sa sidequestthat branches off from the “Ladies of the Wood.”
It’s a tough call.
It’s a painless choice because the clueless kids didn’t know what a witcher is capable of.
Some players don’t even need to use witcher senses so that detect all the hiding children.
Besides, hide-and-seek is always fun no matter the maturity.
Besides, killing the Ghost in the Tree is pretty straightforward, right?
Except there’s the part where the orphans of Crookback Bog are scheduled to be killed by the Crones.
Turns out the orphans see it as a win-win anyway.
Both involve the Bloody Baron’s wife, Anna.
Because if the Ghost somehow manages to free the orphans, the Crones will rain their wrath upon Anna.
He’s one of the Crone’s neighbors in Crookback Bog and had the misfortune of losing his voice.
All Geralt has to do is kill a bunch of monsters and rummage through a nest.
It’s all due to his wife Anna.
As it is, the Baron’s life depends on Anna’s survival.
That means finding and saving Anna from the Crones is paramount if the players want the Baron to live.
That also means killing the Ghost in the Tree for better chances.
Thankfully, reason hasn’t left her and she still cooperates cognitively enough with Geralt.
However, that opens up another can of worms for the orphans of Crookback Bog.
Is it really worth saving those morally disappointing adults for some innocent children?
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