Homecoming, Kingdom Come: Deliverance Quest

Although my liege lord Sir Radzig Kobyla forbade me to leave Talmberg and the Lord of Talmberg, Sir Divish, complied with his wishes and tried to keep me in the castle, in the end I succeeded in leaving. I had to get back to Skalitz to bury my parents. I couldn't just leave their bodies to the dogs.

Skalitz was in an even worse state than I expected. Sigismund's soldiers massacred everyone they came across, and not only in the town. In the nearby village of Rovna, people who were trying to take refuge in the church were butchered.

I have to find my parents' bodies and bury them. Unless someone moved them, they should still be lying where they were cut down.

I was still hoping against all the odds they might somehow have survived… But they were dead.

I found my parents bodies and others too. Now I have to find a spade to dig a grave under the linden tree, as my father wished. It should be no problem to find a spade in the village.

While I was looking for a spade I came across the mill hand Zbyshek, who was trying to rob the body of the butcher, which was being guarded by the dead man's dog, Mutt. Zbyshek was trying to drive him away with a spade and then he started a fight with me. Well, it didn't go well for him - he got a beating and I got the spade.

While I was looking for a spade I came across the mill hand Zbyshek, who was trying to rob the dead body of the butcher, which was being guarded by the dead man's dog, Mutt. Zbyshek was trying to drive him away with a spade and then he started a fight with me. As soon as I drew my father's sword, though, he took to his heels and left the spade lying on the ground.

I got everything I needed. But now the hardest part awaited me.

Now to dig a grave for my parents under the linden tree by the forge. God, this is going to be very hard to do.

When I was trying to bury my parents, Zbyshek turned up again, and he wasn't alone. That treacherous bastard brought a gang of bandits with him, led by a frightening giant of a man, who took a fancy to my father's sword. I tried to defend myself and hold onto it, but I had no chance against that huge bastard. Just when I thought my last moment had come, Theresa the mill maid turned up with Captain Robard of Talmberg and his men. They scattered the bandits, but their leader got away with my sword, the only thing I had to remember my father by.