Online:Bernard Redain

Bernard Redain
Home Settlement	Deleyn's Mill
Race	Breton	Gender	Male
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Bernard Redain

Bernard Redain is a Breton you come across near a bridge a little ways away from Deleyn's Mill. He tells you about the trouble going on at the mill. Bernard is traveling with two other family member, Catherine Redain and Theo Redain, on their way to Daggerfall.

Related Quests

• Turning of the Trees: Help the Wyrd Sisters set up a ward to protect Deleyn's Mill.

Quest-Related Events

As you approach him, he will warn "Stranger, this forest is cursed." before you speak to him:

"A caution, my friend. If you're following this road, know that Deleyn's Mill is lost!"

What happened at Deleyn's Mill?

"The land's turned against us! Spriggans and imps have overrun the mill.
My family and I escaped, but the rest of the villagers weren't so lucky."

What can I do to help?

"I don't know. There might be a way to help the other villagers. A group of women showed up as we fled. Threw spells around and called themselves the Wyrd Sisters.
They helped us escape. Maybe they know what's going on out there."

I'll talk to these Wyrd Sisters.

"I'm taking my family to Daggerfall. We'll be safer there."

You mentioned other villagers.

"Our friends and neighbors. They were trapped by the imps. There was nothing we could do but run for our lives."

I'll do what I can to help them.

"Thank you, my friend. You're certainly braver than I am, I'm sad to admit."

Do you know why the village was attacked?

"Sheor curse me, but I have no idea. Deleyn's Mill has always focused on our work. We don't get involved in politics or feud with our neighbors.
Of course, chopping down trees could make a spriggan angry, I suppose."

Have the spriggans ever done anything like this before?

"Not since I've lived in Deleyn's Mill.
Come to think of it, those strange vines that recently sprung up are new. I couldn't cut them even with my finest axe."

What strange vines?

"You'll see them soon enough. They're especially thick up north. You can't miss them. They're all twisted and diseased-looking.
I'd suggest staying far away from those awful vines. They're nothing but trouble, of that I'm sure."