You return to the surface, and spy Auguste and Lucien conversing with a group of meaty-looking gentlemen. Hugo is sure these are hired thugs sent to kill him. He asks if you wouldn’t mind killing everyone, then (after you question him) asks you to spare his brothers. Answer with one of the following:
THE BROTHERS GRIM
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“Yeah, I’ll make sure you’re not hurt.” You draw your weapon, and much to the confusion of the other two brothers, you teach everyone some decency; a fight is automatically assured. Although you may notice you’re attacking a group of Huntsmen, and not bandits. Slice your way around six of them, including a couple of archers you may need to chase and slaughter.
Auguste and Lucien lie wounded (but not dead; you automatically made sure your incapacitating blows didn’t kill them), and Hugo tells you the split between him and his brothers is now more of a fissure. This also occurs if you didn’t fish out the still filter. He’s off to hang a shingle in the market and sell wine. Or perhaps leave Toussaint altogether. Whatever the case, you part ways and the quest concludes.
Afterward you can find Hugo running a small stall in the Gran’place. He doesn’t have much to offer but relates the aftereffects of the brothers’ feud.
THE BROTHERS KIN
“No one dies. Not today.” With you by his side, Hugo and his two brothers bury the hatchet, figuratively for once, as their little altercation in the cavern has lead them to realize they must work together as Father wished it. You can ask about the “muscle” they brought with them; Auguste explains these fellows are some hunters they saw nearby, and who came to aid them. All that remains now is the payment for your services. The quest then concludes.
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Afterward, assuming you found the still filter, you can visit the three brothers Monnart over at the Clever Clogs Tavern in Beauclair (pictured), which now has three additional barkeeps; though speak to Hugo if you want to purchase some discounted cognac.