Should you complete In Cervisia Veritas first then talk to Dethmold without completing this quest, it will fail.Regardless of whether Sven survives or not, Manfred will give Geralt a square coin and divulge information necessary to further the Conspiracy Theory quest.Geralt didn't meet his expectations, but the old soldier helped him despite that, telling him everything he knew about the conspiracy. The news of his son's death was a great blow to Manfred. With a heavy heart, he went to bring the bad news to his father. The witcher was not able to save the boy. Sven proved to be hot-headed and lacking in ability, so he died. Geralt is a proficient and experienced swordsman, which means, among others, that in battle he looks after himself first. The old soldier kept his part of the deal and told the witcher everything he knew about the conspiracy. Seeing his son in one piece, and basking in the glory of Letande Avet's vanquisher at that, Manfred was immensely happy. He solved Manfred's problem and expected the old soldier to tell him about the conspiracy. He however, thought nothing of a winner's fame. Their opponents were defeated mainly because of the witcher's inhuman abilities. Not belittling anyone, Sven had a lot of luck, and Geralt some brains. In the meantime, the Butcher of Cidaris readied himself for battle and awaited the arrival of his opponents. Geralt went to get Sven and together they returned to Avet's tent. The Butcher of Cidaris did not need much convincing. Now he only had to convince the menacing Letande Avet. The lad would surely perish, so Geralt decided the fight would be in tandem, two against two. He wanted to face the famous Butcher of Cidaris in an arena duel. He needed help an agreed to help in the witcher's investigation on the condition that first Geralt will help out his son, Sven. As it later turned out, this was a very good decision. Geralt decided to talk to the old soldier. Do someone a favor and they're likely to pay you back in kind.
He had precious few friends in the camp but knew from experience that he'd be more likely to get a back scratch if he gave one first. Our hero had the mystery of the conspiracy against Henselt to solve and needed information. Though the witcher usually stays out of family quarrels, this one looked like a matter of life and death. Journal entry On his way to the camp canteen, Geralt witnessed an argument between a father and a son. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine Review Upon completion of the quest, Geralt is approached by Proximo, starting the quest Ave Henselt!. The soldier also warns Geralt about Traut, saying that the man would certainly betray the conspiracy if caught, and that his magical armor would make him a tough challenge, even for a witcher. Outside the arena, Manfred reveals that Geralt should talk to Whistling Wendy and hands the witcher a square coin. If Sven survives the fight, he is awarded a knighthood. The duel takes place in the Arena, with Henselt watching from above. At first Avet just ridicules the man's epithet, but ultimately accepts him as a second. When he finds Avet and challenges him, another knight, Edwin Leistham, volunteers to be Letande's second. Geralt then goes off in search of the Butcher of Cidaris to challenge him to the duel. The witcher strikes up a conversation and after a bit of arm-twisting, manages to convince the boy that he can retain his honor by making it a 2-on-2 duel with the witcher as his second. Ouside the canteen, Sven is practicing his skills. Geralt convinces the old soldier to let him help Sven somehow. Manfred is certain Sven will lose, but his son, unwilling to accept dishonor, refuses to back down from the fight. Manfred agrees and proceeds to tell Geralt about his son Sven to raise the army's morale, King Henselt has ordered duels to take place, and Sven has drawn lots to fight Letande Avet, the Butcher of Cidaris, in a duel to the death. The witcher invites himself and offers to buy the man a drink. In the canteen of the Kaedweni camp, Geralt meets a man named Manfred who is sipping vodka alone.
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