Triss will try to help with some spells, so keep a little distance between you and the remaining fighter. Once the Axii wears off, take out the weakest bandit first, then pair up with the last one. Aard is also good for opening them up for big hits. While the converted one fights, you can just parry the blows of the odd man out, and take him out with a simple riposte or counterattacks. If you can get a little distance between you, you should be able to hold the Axii spell long enough to actually convert one of the bandits to your side. On the bright side, Triss is here to help with a few fire spells and her dagger. The hardest part is the fact that the three bandits will start out right next to you. This doesn’t sit well with Triss, so get ready for a fight. Once the next conversation ends though, you’ll see the group of bandits that were apparently sent to steal the statute. You can then pick the Rose of Remembrance from the bed of flowers in front of the statue. Just follow her up and listen to the conversation, then move into the hidden garden. The end goal is the waterfall above the cave that had Ostmurk in the Kayran quest. Keep an eye out for any monsters, although they should be easily dispatched by the two of you. Just follow her out through the city and into the forest. You’ll definitely want Triss to lead the way for this one. Once it’s done, you’ll be able to do the “The Rose of Remembrance” quest. At the end of it, he should mention his view of heaven, which will trigger a long flashback from Geralt. After that, it’s just a matter of talking to him, and using the signs or persuasion (potentially risky) to convince him to explain what happened with the assassin.

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