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THE WITCHER 3 GAMEPLAY PART 78
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00:00:00Mixing a witcher into this.
00:00:03Witches help folk. Defend us.
00:00:05Maybe this one will help us.
00:00:07Waste of breath.
00:00:12What's the problem?
00:00:14Oh, nothing. On your way now, good man.
00:00:17Shut it, Guttard. He could help.
00:00:21Little Red's band means to attack the village.
00:00:24Want revenge on Bertram?
00:00:25We haven't much, but we're willing to pay if you defend us.
00:00:38Who's Little Red?
00:00:39Word is she fornicates with wolves and can tear a man apart with her bare mitts.
00:00:44A she-beast in human husk, though some call her a great beauty.
00:00:49She leads a pack of deserters, true dregs, from different armies.
00:00:53The kind Watt knows killing and plundering well.
00:00:59Why's this band want revenge on you of all people?
00:01:04Cause... cause I ratted on them to the witch hunters.
00:01:07Witch hunters care about bandits? Since when?
00:01:10Little Red's band. They was terrorizing our village.
00:01:13We had none to defend us.
00:01:15Finally, Bertram went by the hunters, asked them.
00:01:18So the hunters went after him.
00:01:20We had a spell of peace, but now Little Red's learnt of it all.
00:01:23Wants to kill Bertram.
00:01:25He's done for if you don't help.
00:01:32Fine. I'll handle the bandits. Go to your homes, bar the doors.
00:01:37Beware of them, witcher. They're the dangerous type, truly.
00:01:40The witch is coming!
00:01:44The witch is coming!
00:01:55And the witch is coming!
00:02:02It works!
00:02:05The witch is coming!
00:02:09What about the witch hunters?
00:02:12I'm glad you did!
00:02:13I was doing a little bit of it!
00:02:13So...
00:02:13I'm glad you were there!
00:02:13But I'm glad you're m境内.
00:02:15I'm glad you got me.
00:02:15I'm glad you're here.
00:02:19Thank you!
00:02:21I'm glad you're here!
00:02:22I'm looking at me.
00:09:27All right.
00:20:04Last chance to surrender unorthodox books.
00:20:08Grimoires and tracts blaspheming the sacred claim especially.
00:20:14How can I be of service?
00:20:22Till next time.
00:20:37I don't pay taxes just to have that sort one.
00:21:10I don't pay taxes.
00:21:11I don't pay taxes.
00:21:11Let's go.
00:21:53I need a rhyme.
00:21:55Can you help?
00:22:15Ah, so good to see you.
00:22:20You and Dudu know each other well?
00:22:23Yes, though he's never told me much about himself.
00:22:27He was a merchant once?
00:22:29Mm-hmm. Dudu always had a penchant for enterprise.
00:22:32Probably too honest to succeed in Novigrad, though.
00:22:35Precisely. I've told him countless times that no matter how many times he changes his appearance, the good in him
00:22:41will always emerge.
00:22:44Bloodthirsty tyrants and vicious assassins.
00:22:47He played them so poorly.
00:22:49That must be why.
00:22:51Whereas he always made for an excellent trusted servant or ghost of the old king.
00:22:58Take care.
00:23:05Ah, so good to see you.
00:23:11Got a request. Need to borrow one of your props. One of the swords you use for stage battles.
00:23:17My. Whatever do you need that for?
00:23:19I don't know. But Dandelion claims it's essential.
00:23:22Oh, yes. I suspected Master Dandelion might have a hand in this. I certainly hope you don't aim to compete
00:23:31with me.
00:23:33Bueno.
00:23:34Thanks. I'll try not to damage it. So long.
00:23:37One of the wretches who fled Belen.
00:23:54Just looking.
00:23:58Hey!
00:24:00Hey!
00:24:00Hey!
00:24:00Hey!
00:24:02Hey!
00:24:03Hey!
00:24:06Hey!
00:24:14Oh, no.
00:24:19Oh.
00:24:20Oh.
00:24:21Don't look at it.
00:24:23He's being punishable by death.
00:24:50Ah, now she is a beauty.
00:24:53What?
00:25:30Greetings to the honourable gentlemen, razors, scissors, knives, ground to sharpness mere
00:25:36moments ago.
00:25:37Need a trim.
00:25:38Think you can manage?
00:26:17You can manage?
00:26:18You can manage a trim.
00:26:18You can manage the trim.
00:26:34You can manage everything you need to do.
00:26:35You can manage everything you need to do.
00:26:38Salaam.
00:27:13What? What? What?
00:27:18Oh.
00:27:46Can I help somehow?
00:27:55Again, you mages.
00:28:02What? What?
00:28:04Stop saying what?
00:28:06Can I help somehow?
00:28:12Steak. It's dreadful.
00:28:25Change your boots.
00:28:44Ah, finally made it.
00:28:46Listen, here's the plan.
00:28:49Sophronia loves adventure-filled romance novels.
00:28:52I can be a hero in her eyes if I can just save her from a bandit.
00:28:57I'll have her eating out of my hand, and there's no way she'll begrudge me that loan.
00:29:04Want me to be the bandit?
00:29:06Knew you'd see the sense in it right away.
00:29:18Are you serious? That's your brilliant plan?
00:29:21I never called it brilliant, but any kind of plan is better than none.
00:29:27Written your lines already.
00:29:29You've written what?
00:29:30So you know what to say during the performance.
00:29:32Here.
00:29:33Andromask.
00:29:34Put it on.
00:29:34Sophronia can't recognize you.
00:29:36But...
00:29:37No time.
00:29:37Sophronia's coming.
00:29:39Stick to the plan.
00:29:39We'll meet at the Rosemary in the morning.
00:29:48Stop right there.
00:29:50Wha-
00:29:51What is this?
00:29:52Help!
00:29:53Save me!
00:29:59Tremble, flaxen-haired wench.
00:30:02And bow before the Prince of Thieves.
00:30:07Not so fast.
00:30:11Drop your sword, scoundrel.
00:30:13This is your first and last warning.
00:30:16Dandelion!
00:30:18Tis I.
00:30:19Though the scum of the city call me the Crimson Avenger.
00:30:27No.
00:30:28Not the Crimson Avenger.
00:30:32Silence, vermin!
00:30:34You shall regret the day you were born.
00:30:39Dandelion!
00:30:40En garde!
00:30:40I mean, Crimson Avenger!
00:30:42Uh, uh, you're better than I thought.
00:31:06Dandelion!
00:31:07inside I shall bandage you up be gone vile bandit or the Crimson Avenger will
00:31:14beat you senseless
00:31:45you
00:32:19An abomination.
00:33:01An abomination.
00:33:04An abomination.
00:34:01An abomination.
00:34:31An abomination.
00:34:34An abomination.
00:35:00An abomination.
00:35:25An abomination.
00:35:55An abomination.
00:36:22An abomination.
00:36:25An abomination.
00:36:53An abomination.
00:37:23An abomination.
00:37:36An abomination.
00:37:38An abomination.
00:37:40An abomination.
00:37:48An abomination.
00:37:49An abomination.
00:38:16An abomination.
00:38:16An abomination.
00:38:18An abomination.
00:38:19in this town who knows anything about choreography and that lummox won't let
00:38:23her work for me hold on what are you doing here we were gonna meet at the
00:38:31rosemary we were but you didn't show Priscilla started to worry so I came to
00:38:37see how you were doing Priscilla started worrying about me that's so nice less
00:38:44for her than for you I'm sure so let's get back did you not hear what's going on
00:38:50in there we've got to help Polly why do beautiful women always end up with such
00:38:56dicks no idea stand back I'll break the door down wait do we have to destroy her
00:39:05house she keeps a spare key around here somewhere
00:39:13how would you know she keeps a spare key around here it's not as if we started
00:39:18working together yesterday before Polly joined forces with Hubio you'd visit her
00:39:25often I'd hide out here while Priscilla and Polly rehearsed at the rosemary and time
00:39:31they worked on the dance numbers I composed so Polly's not one of your I know
00:39:39never mix business and pleasure the one exception being Priscilla who you were
00:39:44just saying is worried about us so enough of the chatter and start looking
00:39:56fine let's find the key
00:40:03find anything not here
00:40:12not here
00:40:13not here
00:40:25the key
00:40:34whoa what the devil's this get out of my house watch it and leave the woman alone what the she's
00:40:43my betrothed but I'm not your property I love her I'll not let her sway her
00:40:49arse in his brothel whoa slow down there a minute this is clearly one gigantic
00:40:55misunderstanding one I can clear up in the blink of an eye shove your excuses up
00:41:00your arse shut off or I'll split your skull
00:41:08my friend asked you nicely so please be courteous in return and hear him out or we'll settle this
00:41:14another way all right talk Hubio right Polly's told me so much about you she said you're erudite and
00:41:24have an open mind you said that well there's a truth to it my mind's the open salt but it's
00:41:36open
00:41:36sortedness ends when my betrothed starts wagging her arse around brothels get out of here both of
00:41:52you see friend Geralt just hit the nail on the head for what you have there is the old publicity
00:41:59placard old very from a time when my establishment was under different management I however would never
00:42:09let any indecency take place in my cabaret my very reputation precludes it so what's all this about
00:42:17your betrothed is a first-class artiste and I want to offer her a position worthy of her talents she's
00:42:24to be my choreographer and that in turn means she'll receive a share of the proceeds from every
00:42:30performance sheet choreographs you mean to say coin and fame no flirting required you have my word
00:42:42hmm suppose in that case I knew you'd agree it's settled then see you at the rosemary Polly
00:42:56well I'm off I'll catch up to you
00:43:03whoo never expected that to go so well
00:43:12you handled it well Dandelion man was putty in your hands once you called him erudite in negotiation as in
00:43:19combat the key is to find your opponent's weak spot and exploit it to the hilt so time to head
00:43:26back I've
00:43:27still got a stop by Rotlick's commissioned some new placards from him a while ago but Hubio came
00:43:33across the old version plowing artists got some serious explaining to do who's Rotlick never heard of
00:43:46him Hank Rotlick famous portrait artist commissioned a portrait artist to paint your placards Henry's an old
00:43:53friend needed the coin and I decided we needed new placards to promote the opening performance seats
00:44:00won't fill themselves you know I'll go see Rotlick you head back to the rosemary or Priscilla will have my
00:44:11head
00:44:11really you'd go no said that for the hell of it tell me where he lives
00:44:19portside see you soon
00:44:23got a minute for you my friend always
00:44:31ran into Molly she says hello Molly which Molly one you promised to show your butterfly collection to ah
00:44:41yes now I remember butterfly collection you of all people could stand to be a little more inventive Molly didn't
00:44:49need inventive she needed attentive
00:44:52average run-of-the-mill girl would give her a smile notice her shoes let her chat about them a
00:44:59bit
00:44:59and she'd turn into a wellspring of passion
00:45:08got a portrait of Hierarch Hemelford I'm willing to part with want it yes those halfling painters this one of
00:45:15theirs
00:45:15mm-hmm wonderful I put this up at the rosemary in time it'll make those temple guard inspections so much
00:45:23easier
00:45:28how do you and Priscilla meet huh
00:45:32it was at the court of Duke Hereward the annual balladry contest we faced off in the final who won
00:45:39well I don't remember I bet probably lost and you don't want to admit it actually
00:45:45she'd caught my eye so I let her win I was counting on getting a prize after the contest and
00:45:52did you that my friend is not your concern
00:45:59gotta tell me how do you wind up owning this establishment
00:46:02ha ha ha ha you'll never believe this I inherited it from none other than Alonzo Wiley
00:46:11poor son senior himself
00:46:13you're right I don't believe it
00:46:15Alonzo ruled the local underworld with an iron fist but deep down he was a romantic pure as they come
00:46:24this place is one of the reasons his son's not my biggest fan
00:46:28see Cyprian Jr. that is wanted to make this a brothel but the rosemary went to me and I plan
00:46:35to turn it into the most elegant venue in town a den of art and culture
00:46:45see you Dandelion
00:47:26you
00:47:28Let's go.
00:47:58Let's go.
00:48:41Let's go.
00:49:03Let's go.
00:49:28Let's go.
00:49:34Let's go.
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00:51:38Let's go.
00:51:52Let's go.
00:51:54Let's go.
00:52:01Let's go.
00:52:03Let's go.
00:52:07Tell me what you want, damn it!
00:52:10Placards.
00:52:11There ain't no plowing placards here.
00:52:15And Rotlick, where's he?
00:52:17Same place as always.
00:52:20Vagal Bud Estate.
00:52:21Losing his last crowns at the races.
00:52:24See, wasn't that easy.
00:52:26Could have said so right away.
00:52:43Let's go.
00:53:06Let's go.
00:53:34Let's go.
00:53:45It's a material world.
00:53:47It's an armor material world.
00:54:09That's a material world.
00:54:15Let's go.
00:54:15Let's go.
00:54:15Let's go.
00:54:45You
00:55:02Greetings
00:55:04Greetings
00:55:04Have you come to race or are you merely a spectator?
00:55:08Haven't decided yet
00:55:09Speak to the race master if you decide to compete. He's over there on the platform
00:55:16You seem quite the rider though not as good as Luke
00:55:20A shame really. I'd like to see someone knock that conceited brat down a peg
00:55:31I suppose
00:55:32Greetings
00:55:34Greetings
00:55:35Have you come to race or are you merely a spectator?
00:55:38Haven't decided yet
00:55:39Speak to the race master if you decide
00:55:43You seem quite the rider
00:55:45Though not as
00:55:46A shame really
00:55:57You'd think them a pair of old lovers
00:56:00Well Rottlick
00:56:00You Rottlick?
00:56:02Henri Rottlick
00:56:04Artist, painter, debtor and martyr to my art
00:56:07At your service
00:56:09Dandelion sent me
00:56:11Oh yes
00:56:12Tell him his placards are done and safely hidden away
00:56:15Yet alas I cannot fetch them
00:56:17As a group of angry creditors has seized my home
00:56:23Think I might have run into one of them
00:56:25Then you know my predicament
00:56:28And now Count Deluverton has offered me the chance to win it all back
00:56:32I'm to wager on a race
00:56:38Generous
00:56:39Not just anybody could afford to do that
00:56:41Deluverton is not just anybody
00:56:43He's Duke Sam's youngest son
00:56:46Sam of the well-known family of gem dealers
00:56:50One debt more or less makes little difference to him
00:56:55What's there to worry about?
00:56:57This is your chance to settle up
00:56:59Get a clean slate
00:57:01I've had a spell of bad luck lately
00:57:04Should I agree to Deluverton's offer and lose
00:57:07I shall be in bondage to him for all time
00:57:17Listen, all I really want are the placards
00:57:19Tell me where you tucked them away and I'll be out of your hair
00:57:23Forgive me, I cannot
00:57:25I hid them with family heirlooms
00:57:27That would work those barbarians lurking outside my home
00:57:31Into a slavering froth
00:57:32Then go fetch them yourself
00:57:34I'll wait here
00:57:35If I show my face there without coin
00:57:38They'll beat me to a pulp
00:57:40I must win back my debt somehow
00:57:43Else I'll never return home
00:57:56I'll guess Dandelion will have to live without his placards
00:57:59Well guess Dandelion will have to live without his placards
00:58:00I truly regret it worked out this way
00:58:03Please convey my apologies to Master Dandelion
00:58:17Very well, what about...
00:58:22Shares in the bariton?
00:58:24What about...
00:58:25Such a great deal, my young fella
00:58:26Shares in the bariton?
00:58:31I'm wondering if I could take part in the races
00:58:33If you've coin for the rider's fee and a steed of your own, why not?
00:58:38Decide quickly please, there's a race about to begin
00:58:44These races, tell me about them
00:58:47They're run as per Erasmus Vagelbud's dying wish
00:58:50He came into his fortune by gambling and remained proud of the fact to the end
00:58:56Family doesn't mind having a racetrack right by their house?
00:58:59But the house, his fortune, would not even be theirs had they not fulfilled Lord Erasmus's wish
00:59:05He made it a condition
00:59:07Any special rules for the races?
00:59:10They're as simple as Lord Erasmus was
00:59:13Two competitors, simultaneous start, first to complete a lap around the track, wins
00:59:45We are all alone
00:59:49Captain
00:59:49Let's go.
00:59:50Let's go.
00:59:50Let's go.
01:00:45Let's go.
01:00:51Let's go.
01:01:20Well, I'm not saying it's bad, just different. Not exactly what I'd envisaged.
01:01:29You know, now that I think about it, you're absolutely right. A boudoir's the perfect setting for a cabaret.
01:01:36What about Rotlick? Did you get the placards?
01:01:40That's complicated, see. Much more than you assumed. Rotlick's in trouble. Afraid you'll have to do without the placards.
01:01:48Take it I'm better off not knowing. Oh, this is disastrous. Well, hope the chameleon's popularity won't suffer as a
01:01:55result.
01:02:03What about choreography? Prepared anything special for the opening?
01:02:07We haven't. But Polly has. She's priceless. Came in and brought the girls in line before I could say knickers.
01:02:16Premier will have the audience on their feet, on their knees, both at the same time.
01:02:23Never mentioned wanting to change the name?
01:02:26Rosemary and thyme wasn't all bad. But it conjured images of Temerian cuisine served by waitresses in peasant garb.
01:02:36Chameleon's a lot better for a cabaret. Apart from which it emphasizes that the place has undergone a transformation. Just...
01:02:43a better ring to it all round.
01:02:47Guess everything's ready. So when's the opening?
01:02:51Soon. We start our dress rehearsal in an hour. I just need to knit back home for my dress.
01:03:02Thanks for everything.
01:03:03Don't mention it.
01:03:07Seems my cabaret dreams are about to come true. So, around to celebrate? I'm buying.
01:03:17Why not?
01:03:19That's my boy.
01:03:23The foreman mentioned he saw you and Priscilla talking.
01:03:27He's alright.
01:03:30And...
01:03:30She say anything about me?
01:03:34Alright, well...
01:03:35Oh, my god...
01:03:44I have not been here.
01:03:45I would tell her actually say anything.
01:03:50Because I don't know.
01:03:51My mom is an old paulist.
01:03:52The foreman said...
01:03:53kaikadabra should be all the Chinese.
01:03:56Well, I'm not always but.
01:03:58I would take this day.
01:03:58Like a 36, that's my boy.
01:03:59Welcome to spring.
01:03:59Swaydata.
01:03:59I said...
01:04:00Put your torso name.
01:05:02Hmm. Can't say I remember. Why do you ask?
01:05:07No reason.
01:05:09Well, well. Never thought I'd live to see the day. Dandelion living in monogamy.
01:05:15I've always been monogamous. Well, near enough. I just changed muses often.
01:05:21Priscilla, another one for your collection?
01:05:23No, she's its crowning glory.
01:05:32One thing's eating me. How'd you manage to get the loan from Sophronia?
01:05:38Oh, wasn't easy. She got so excited about our performance, I had to read to her for four hours.
01:05:46Four hours from the cloak and the dagger.
01:05:50You mean you didn't?
01:05:52Are you crazy? Who do you think I am?
01:06:03She's late, of course. She knew how important this night was to me.
01:06:06Of course she did. Probably just making herself gorgeous takes time.
01:06:10So it's true. A woman's vanity knows no bounds.
01:06:14Master Dandelion! Priscilla! She's...
01:06:18What? Speak, man!
01:06:21She's badly hurt. Been attacked. They took her to Vomarius Hospital.
01:06:27Attacked? She's hurt?
01:06:29Geralt! Geralt! Come with me, please!
01:06:32Of course. Let's go.
01:06:38Gods. Priscilla. Is she gonna live?
01:06:44I'd say that's certain. Her condition's critical but stable.
01:06:49Beg your pardon, but you are a relative?
01:06:53Relative? No. A friend. A very close friend.
01:06:59Dandelion, correct. She uttered the name in her few moments of lucidity.
01:07:04I am Joachim von Graetz, Head of Surgery.
01:07:07Until recently, a lecturer at Oxenfurt Academy.
01:07:11Enough of the courtesies. What are her injuries, besides her eye?
01:07:16A concussion, cranial swelling, incision into her larynx, and scalding inside the throat and esophagus.
01:07:22Clearly someone forced her to imbibe a caustic fluid.
01:07:34So this was no ordinary attack. No robbery.
01:07:37Clearly not. It was the act of a demented mind. And not its first.
01:07:43How can you know that?
01:07:44I've seen wounds like this. They're not the kind one would forget. Don't you agree?
01:07:49In fact, just this week, a corpse turned up in the morgue with similar injuries. And no heart.
01:07:56No heart? You mean that might have happened to Priscilla? Is someone looking into this?
01:08:03This is Novigrad. Only the innocent burn here.
01:08:07Geralt. I know I owe you a hundred times over, but I need to ask you another favor.
01:08:15Find the bastard who did this. Find him. And kill him.
01:08:21Don't need any convincing. Come on, Dandelion. Let's think about what we can do.
01:08:26I would suggest examining the previous victim's corpse. It has yet to be autopsied. Doing so could very well provide
01:08:34some clues.
01:08:37No need to look astonished, gentlemen. As a surgeon, I know the importance of preventive medicine.
01:08:43Rather than wait for this maniac to strike again, I'd prefer to excise him. Not unlike a tumor.
01:08:58Great analogy. But this tumor is not going to sit there, wait to be excised.
01:09:03Appreciate the help, but I doubt you know what you're getting yourself into.
01:09:06I know perfectly well. And I assure you, I can take care of myself.
01:09:11Easy assurance to make. Harder to back up. Especially if you've spent your whole life wielding a scalpel, not a
01:09:17sword.
01:09:19Look at this scar. Don't be shy. Any idea what leaves such a mark?
01:09:24A flail. Morningstar, maybe.
01:09:27What do you think? A blow sustained at the operating table? No.
01:09:32Let me repeat. I know what I'm doing, and I wish to help.
01:09:41Think they'll let me into the morgue?
01:09:43By the main entrance, certainly not. But you can also get inside through the sewers.
01:09:48The sewers? Travel them often, Doctor?
01:09:52As often as required for, uh, the pursuit of preventive medicine.
01:09:58Alternative treatments. Aggressive ones, I'm guessing. Interesting.
01:10:02We can discuss this en route. Are you ready?
01:10:14No. Need to tend to something first.
01:10:17In that case, we shall meet by the king, Fisher. I'll await you there.
01:10:20I'll get whoever did this, Dandelion.
01:10:23Even if it's Hierarch, Hemelfart himself.
01:10:26Thanks.
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