Sacred 2:Nightcap

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Quest Objective: Poison Advisor Lavella's nightcap Quest Difficulty: 2 stars Quest Giver: Advisor Voralion Location(s): Twainbrook Prerequisite Quest: Shadow Herbs Next Quest: None Reward: Gold Quick Walkthrough Talk to Advisor Voralion. Poison Advisor Lavella's nightcap. Talk to Advisor Voralion. Detailed Walkthrough Talk to Advisor Voralion to learn that he would like you to poison Advisor Lavella. Advisor Voralion Poison the drink of Advisor Lavella! You are discreet and work efficiently. This is good. I need someone just like you. As you know, I am an advisor to a nobleman of high birth. My lord unfortunately tends to ignore my words because he puts his trust in his advisor Lavella. She is soft and tender-hearted and does not understand that sympathy and gentleness are bad advice when one is as powerful as my master. The time has come to remove her. This is where you come in. My alchemist has concocted a potent poison from shadow herbs. I know that Lavella likes a to have a nightcap right before going to bed. Enter her house and put a few drops of this poison into her drink... Hurry up. I will reward you most handsomely. Ok Just south of the Resurrection Monument, up a hill, is a house. Head for this building, killing any of the hostile Guards who get in your way. Once inside the house head to the west end, where there is a bed. Just to the left (south) of the bed is a desk on which an interactive goblet stands (you may have to zoom in to spot it). Click on the goblet to receive a message confirming you’ve poisoned the drink. Player's Character I have poisoned her drink. Ok Head back to Advisor Voralion for your reward and to complete this chain quest. Advisor Roralion Marvellous! YOu were a great help. Now nothing stands between me and the position of Chief Advisor to my master. Here's the reward for your deed and your discretion. Ok Logbook Entry Notes Note: it is not necessary to kill any of the hostile guards for the quest. Note: a nightcap is a drink taken just before going to bed - traditionally it is alcoholic.