Reward: 5,100 XP.
Find a way past the palace
The Count of Paris starts immediately after the Siege of Paris.
Your task is to find a way through the walls of the palace.
you could do this on your own or ask Nolwenn for help.
She is the smuggler who helped you get to the bridge.
Nolwenn is on one of the rooftops - climb up to her and talk about your task.
The woman will lead you to the passageways.
Along the way, you will be attacked by several guards.
you’ve got the option to do this quietly so that no one is aware of your presence.
Nolwenn will lead you to the tunnels.
you might follow them until you get to the end of the road.
However, you must assassinate the two guards who are roaming the tunnels.
Inside, just talk to one of the Frenchmen - he will ask for a priest.
You will find several notes in this area.
One of them is about the kitchen, where you’re free to get more clues.
The second tells of Odo’s sick wife - she may know where her husband is.
Time to go to the kitchen.
Talk to Henriette in the kitchen.
She will gladly tell you about Theodrate’s situation.
The next step is to take the wine that is lying on the table.
Bring it to the drunken Walter - he will give you the key to Odo’s bedroom.
In the bedroom you will find Odo’s wife.
She will give you the message for her husband.
She will also tell that the man is in the Sanctuary - you will be given a key.
Confront Count Odo
Reach the shrine and confront the target.
The Count fights using a huge sword and shield.
Avoid his attacks and target his weak points - his right leg and his back.
have a go at attack him from behind so you could attack his back.
A bow will work well - you will keep him at a considerable distance.
The fight will be interrupted by a cut-scene, during which the king and Sigfried will declare a truce.
You have several dialogue options, but none of which affect the fate of the story.
After that, you will get a new task.
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