Besmirched, Kingdom Come: Deliverance Quest

Someone was wandering in burned Skalitz and he stole everything that's left. It would not make any harm, if someone would check that out. Especially, because robbing a robber is no great sin...

Andrew hasn't got a job for me, but he's heard about some opportunities. If there's any truth in his information, he deserves a share of the proceeds.

It's a shame things turned out the way they did with Andrew. Nothing I can do about it now.

I know Andrew put this job my way to make some easy coin, but shouldn't I give something back to Adam? At least a bit.

Andrew told me the fellow who told him about the looting was Adam from Skalitz, who should be in Rattay with the other refugees. I should ask him about what happened to him and if he knows any more.

I found Adam in Rattay and he told me the thief was smudged with soot and that he stole their new kettle. And he said the robbed their hidden stash with Groschen and a silver cross. That ought to be worth looking for.

I've heard Adam helps out at the Tavern by the Gate in Rattay.

Adam goes to help out at the Tavern by the Gate in Rattay.

There are some charcoal-burners in the woods around Rovna. I'll have to figure out which is the right one, though. I can't just beat them all up, can I?

I should ask Andrew about that thief. I don't suppose he knows every last crook in the area, but he might know someone who knows more. Otherwise, I'll have to go round all the charcoal-burners in the vicinity of Skalitz and search for... a kettle.

Andrew confirmed our suspicions. He says there was some charcoal-burner from Rovna hanging around who tried to sell him a silver cross on a red ribbon.

I finally found out from Andrew that the man I'm after is Tonchek, a charcoal-burner from Rovna.

There wasn't much left of the coin, but at least Adam is left with something.

The thief had already spent most of the coin, but Adam was grateful even for the little that was left. He'd already mourned his loss anyway.

There's not much coin, but there's nothing I can do about that. When I split it with Andrew, there'll be even less.

Andrew wasn't too pleased with the outcome, and I can't blame him. It wasn't worth it for all the running around.

The thieving charcoal-burner stashed his loot in the roots of a fallen tree behind his cabin.

I got the thief's stash. The purse of Groschen was finally mine and the thief was left with nothing for his trouble.

I got all the loot out of the thief. I'm curious what Adam will have to say about it.

Adam was happy I got his coin back and wanted to reward me.

I shook almost everything he stole out of him. Andrew will be happy with his share.

Andrew was happy with his share, and so was I. Only Adam lost out, but that's how it goes sometimes.

Adam will be happy if I can find the rest of his coin. Everyone here would be glad to get over this misfortune.

Adam died. His worldly concerns are over.

I squeezed them a little too hard. Now I'll never find out from them who did it and where he hid the loot. I can poke around the nooks and crannies and see what I can find, but I might be leaving empty-handed.

I hate to quit, but I didn't have much choice. I didn't find out which one of them it was.

I got that lost cross back.

I brought Adam back his cross and he was glad the heirloom hadn't been lost forever.

Tonchek the charcoal-burner lives in a cabin at the end of the woodland clearing.

I found that thieving magpie Tonchek. Then all I had to do was get the money out of him.

Dead men tell no tales. Now I'll never find out from Adam what happened.

Find the charcoal-burner.

Arrival at charcoal-burners' camp.