Quest:Speaking the Truth

Speaking the Truth
Level	80
Type	Solo
Starts with	Hwitmon
Starts at	Inhild's Home
Start Region	Norcrofts
Map Ref	[43.3S, 56.4W]
Ends with	Hwitmon
Ends at	Inhild's Home
End Region	Norcrofts
Map Ref	[43.3S, 56.4W]
Quest Group	Norcrofts
Quest Chain	All that Remains

Quest Chain

All that Remains quest chain [79] Frivolous Disputes [79] Silver Tongued [79] An Uncharitable Feast [79] Lost in Love [78] Defending the Farmstead [78] Heart or Gold [79] All that Remains [79] Instance: All that Remains [80] Inhild's Wish - Accepting and completing this quest will not allow to complete Speaking the Truth [80] Speaking the Truth - Accepting and completing this quest will not allow to complete Inhild's Wish

Walkthrough & Notes
You can only complete one of the two quests, 'Inhild's Wish' or 'Speaking the Truth'. The rewards of both quests are identical, and there is no advantage or disadvantage in selecting either option.

Rewards
56  56   Legendary Item Experience ( 4,682 ) Steed Experience ( 6,230 ) 2 Silver Token of the Riddermark

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'What makes you hesitate, <name>? Is there something you have not told me?' NOTE: Accepting and completing this quest will reveal the truth of Inhild's actions to her father. You will not be allowed to complete the quest 'Inhild's Wish' to deceive Hwitmon. Background Hwitmon awaits news of your venture with Inhild to Randgar's farm. Objective 1 Speak to Hwitmon and reveal the truth Hwitmon can be found at his home within Cliving. Hwitmon awaits news of your venture to Randgar's farm with his daughter, Inhild. You have decided to reveal the truth to him. Hwitmon: You explain to Hwitmon that Randgar feigned his death as part of a scheme to run off with Inhild, because the two were in love. 'This is intolerable, <name>! How dare they. That miserable crofter Randgar puts my dear Inhild's life in danger! He always seemed a rough character, but I never imagined he would take my daughter from me. 'Thank you for revealing the truth to me. I vow to find my daughter again some day, and we will have all of this foolishness sorted out. I owe you much for your honesty, <name>!'