Mutual of Beauclair's Wild Kingdom will require Geralt to make a difficult moral choice regarding the last Silver Basilisk, Iosate. Should he slay the beast to spare further bloodshed, or prevent its extinction by allowing it to roam Toussaint? Below, we'll share a complete guide for Mutual of Beauclair's Wild Kingdom in The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine and provide you with the choices, outcomes, and rewards so you can determine what's right for you and, morally, what the best choice to make would be.
You can pick up the "Contract for a Witcher/Witchers; Caravan Escort" from any noticeboard in Toussaint, but the easiest one will be at the Gran'place in Beauclair. Once you've read the note and tracked the Mutual of Beauclair's Wild Kingdom quest, head to the Trading Post where you'll find a corpse to examine.
After examining the corpse and a few more pieces of evidence with your Witcher Senses, you will meet Count Borhis di Salvaress, who informs you that he protects the Silver Basilisk named Iocaste by paying out of his own pocket for the loss of wares and people that Iocaste destroys, and he's also set up plenty of warning signs in the area.
Regardless of the Count's warnings, continue tracking Iocaste with your Witcher Senses by inspecting the broken barrels to get a scent, which can be followed east to find a corpse by a tree. This body has the Coopers' Guild Contract, which isn't important for the quest, but adds more lore and shows how employers are sending staff through this area due to the Count's compensation, effectively scamming him and sacrificing their crew.
Continue tracking Iocaste, and you will find the Crinfrid Reavers, who ask who Geralt is. Your answer here does not matter, as one of them identifies Geralt as a witcher, and they say that they'll follow his lead regarding the Silver Basilisk. However, the Count will chase after you and offer to give you Crowns if you leave the beast alone, providing you with limited time to give your answer:
You should kill Iocaste by selecting "Beast needs to die. Let's do it." This is the smartest decision Geralt can make, as although it's deeply saddening to cause the extinction of the Silver Basilisk, it's still a mindless monster that cannot be reasoned with.
Geralt will often spare monsters if they mean no harm and can be reasoned with, but the Silver Basilisk is a wild beast that could never be domesticated, and it's becoming a larger threat due to how companies are sending employees to die so they can get compensation for the damages, and bandits are also disguising their murders as the Basilisk's doing.
While the Count will be deeply saddened by this action, it's completely necessary. People have already been killed by the Silver Basilisk, and it's not a good look for Geralt, a witcher, to be bribed when there's a genuine threat in Toussaint, even if it's the last of its kind.
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