Niellen then went before Geralt and asked the witcher to kill him and put him out of his misery and the witcher obliged. If Geralt lets him take his revenge: Deciding not to interfere, Geralt stood aside as Niellen killed Margrit for her role in Hanna's death. Niellen, incensed at this, threatened to take out his revenge on Margrit. She then revealed she was the reason for Hanna's death: she'd meant to simply have Hanna see Niellen during one of his transformations hoping Hanna would be disgusted and leave the hunter, but Niellen, in a blind bloodlust, killed his wife instead. As the two fought, Margrit ran in to stop them, proclaiming she'd been in love with Niellen for a long time despite knowing he was a werewolf. If Geralt helps and fully investigates: Geralt, in his search to find what happened to Hanna, soon ran into Niellen, but this time as a werewolf.

Niellen appeared to take it well enough, but a few days later it was noted he had died himself.

If Geralt lies: Geralt came along and Niellen asked him to see what he could learn what became of Hanna but sadly reported that she had died.

One night however, Hanna went missing and he tried to find what happened to her, firmly believing she wouldn't just leave him. Unknown to most, he was also a werewolf, though appeared to live rather peacefully among people by taking precautions of hiding himself far away from others during his transformations. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Niellen was a hunter who, in 1272, lived in Blackbough with his wife Hanna and sister-in-law, Margrit.

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