[Minor Spoiler?]Why does Wyll not want you helping to find Myrina?

[Khorne Flakes]

Just came across the two brothers demanding to know where Myrina is from Auntie Ethel. When I offered to help find her, Wyll disapproved... but why though? He's a monster hunter, shouldn't it be the opposite where he approves of such a thing?

[Dera]

Wyll was at the druid camp and knows Auntie Ethel as her human self, probably as at least an acquaintance. I like to think it's that he thinks she really is just a nice old lady helping a girl out and the brothers have nefarious intentions.

[Jitter]

Originally posted by Dera:

Wyll was at the druid camp and knows Auntie Ethel as her human self, probably as at least an acquaintance. I like to think it's that he thinks she really is just a nice old lady helping a girl out and the brothers have nefarious intentions.

This is after you have called her out and she vanishes into thin air. He certainly would not think she is just a nice lady at that point.

[EricHVela]

I thought that was weird, too. Is it because our only option is to tell the to give up the search (and optionally let the learned adventurers do it for them)?

I dunno. It seems that the negative option would be telling them only to just go home (or "not my problem") and that a positive or neutral option would be saying to let the more experienced people do it.

[Tempest]

Maybe because Wyll knows something about making deals with greater forces, and doesn't think getting involved will end well for anyone? It's a stretch, but it's all I've got.

[EricHVela]

It really is a head scratcher. You'd think Wyll would want to help someone stuck in a bad deal. His contract hasn't been stated to forbid him from helping others out of their bad deals with other entities.

All I have is that the wording for the two options for trying to get the brothers to stay safe is to tell them to give up the search and either your party'll do it or for them to just let it go. I guess Wyll doesn't want to discourage them... even if it's the best thing for them?

He's a contradiction. He tells the kids they need to fight only enough to get away and not to win. We tell the brothers they can't win, he gets miffed?