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Related Quests: Main Quest: Scavenger Hunt: Grandmaster Griffin Gear Locations: Lebioda’s Gate, Orelemurs Cemetery (Unmarked), Valley of the Nine (Unmarked), Ruins of Dol Naev’de (Unmarked) Characters: Postboy, Yennefer of Vengerberg, (or Triss, depending on your relationship in The Witcher 3), Professor Moreau, Jerome Moreau Enemies: Drowners, Guardian Panthers, Gargoyles, Pale Widow Centipedes Required Items: Crossbow (you can use bombs instead) |
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While on your adventures, usually when entering one of the town squares or courtyards in Beauclair for the first time (such as the wonderful stone wishing well close to the Pheasantry Inn just north of the Nilfgaardian Embassy), you are stopped by an urgent missive carried by a small child. Shoo him away or pay him five crowns for his troubles. The letter is from your old friend Yennefer or Triss, who has discovered references to a “Professor Moreau of Beauclair” who conducted research into Witcher mutations. It seems his journal, which was laid with the Professor’s remains in his tomb, makes mention of a secret laboratory! Furthermore, Yennefer or Triss has provided a partly-legible map with which to begin your search.
The old cemetery just north of Lebioda’s Gate is where the Professor’s grave is located. Find it at the foot of the sprawling oak tree, close to a weeping woman named Vivienne (if Main Quest: The Night of Long Fangs has been completed) who mourns her slain knight Guillaume the Hapless. She isn’t relevant to this quest. Examine the open grave to her left. The headstone is carved with Elder Speech, but his journal has been stolen, and the professor is in no shape to help you (after you examine his skeletal remains).
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Use your Witcher Senses to discover a set of shallow footprints leading away from the grave, but the trail is lost when you reach the road. Only the map can further your progress, while the headstone referenced “Aelirenn” and “Dol Naev’de,” as well as “Valley of the Nine.” After checking the map, it seems the Sansretour River flows through the area where the Valley of the Nine once lay.