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The Beast of Toussaint

Objectives follow journal display order. Some depend on your choices; follow the active objective in the game.

Research steps

Defeat the giant.
Follow Milton to the place where the body was found.
Use your Witcher Senses to search the riverbank.
Use your Witcher Senses to search the riverbank for signs of the guardsmen's activities.
Use your Witcher Senses to search the shallows.
Use your Witcher Senses to search the nets for clues the guardsmen might have overlooked.
Defeat the necrophages.
Follow Milton to the inn to ask if anyone saw where the body was taken.
Go to Corvo Bianco and examine the body kept in its cellar.
Look for the body of the Beast's victim in Corvo Bianco's cellar.
Find the Beast's victim's body in the cellar.
Use your Witcher Senses to determine what kind of monster killed the guards.
Defeat the bruxa.
Find Palmerin and ask him to take you to the duchess.
Defeat the shaelmaar.
Follow the duchess to the palace gardens.
Examine the body of the Beast's victim.
Examine the bundle by the victim's body.
Find the duchess in the palace gardens.
[Optional] Read the bruxa Bestiary entry to prepare for the fight.
Talk to Milton about your findings.
Take the apple to the "unicorn" to gain its trust.
Take the cookie to the "unicorn" to gain its trust.
Take the basket of carrots to the "unicorn" to gain its trust.
Look for the "unicorn" in the clearing in the palace gardens.
Retrieve the golden fish from the pond.
Defeat the courtiers.
Use your Witcher Senses to find the golden fish in the pond.
Meet the duchess to assemble the clues and learn where Milton is hiding.
Use your Witcher Senses to find a treat for the "unicorn."
Find the "unicorn" in the palace gardens.

Direct answer

Objectives follow journal display order. Some depend on your choices; follow the active objective in the game.

Result

No sooner had Geralt arrived in Toussaint than he got his first taste of the local color. As he was clip-clopping along the high road, chit-chatting with Milton and Palmerin, a most unusual sight unfolded before his eyes. Here was a knight, with all the expected accoutrements, charging headlong at a windmill! The situation became clear a moment later when a giant strode from behind the windmill and charged right back at the knight. Before anyone could say "Only in Toussaint," the witcher and all three knights were swinging away at the brute, amidst the freshly crumbled ruins of the mill and a herd of panic-stricken sheep.

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