A dead refugee killed by John Verdun in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
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You encounter John Verdun who was tied up by some refugees near the river after they discovered that he is a deserter, in the mission, At the Mercy of Strangers.
If you untie him and save him from being killed by Drowners, him and his bandits brutally exact revenge on the refugees that were responsible.
Description[edit]
This refugee was killed by a spear that pierced through the center of his body.
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John Verdun: Witcher! John Verdun, remember? You saved me from the drowners! Was copperles then... now, why, pe purse's bursting!
Geralt: Mhm. With coin that belonged to the refugees. Vengeance taste sweet?
John Verdun: I thought you'd come for your reward. I'd gladly pay, mind you. You saved my life. No two ways about it. But if you're lookin' for a bruisin'... well you'll find it.
1. Should've left you back there on the bank...
2. I'll take the coin.
Geralt: Coin doesn't stink. Give it here.
John Verdun: There y're. May it multiply in your purse! Now go.
