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Sven for example - you friend him in town, then you can chat with him later in the Castle. Then, once you get through Brant (but before I left town), he sent someone to tap you on the shoulder to basically add some additional expose to his side of all this, by giving you a letter regarding the plot item you see during the Coronation, and you are asked to find out what it means.
Additionally - I believe Brant sends you to Melve? Forget who exactly said to check the town back out, but then you see the Capital basically storm in and revoke leadership duties from the NPC you then check up on later. This ties into the local Saurion issue and so sorta inter-connects the earlier story mission where you seem to have exacerbated the problem.
Even the "Helping Hand" seems to tie to 3+ quests (albeit it mostly small). One with Daphne, one for the Library, and one about a conspiracy between an NPC and a certain major bad guy we heard the name of multiple times by now.
Beyond that - if you just want to beat the main story, then go ahead; but a majority of people will not be ready to head over to Battahl (spelling?) in like 4-5 hours of gameplay. Even the first game could be fast if you pre-meditated some of the quests - in the one where you kill the Griffin - you CAN kill it outside of Gran Soren to avoid even needing to go to Blue Moon Tower. That is a huge save, then just speed-run the Water God Alter and the only lengthy task left in the main story (if you don't have a port crystal to fast travel back to the border) is getting to the border gate the first time for the quick-ish Cyclops/Goblin fight. Game had a "speed-run" mode for a reason.
DD1 has side stories and quests too, so it had at least equal amounts of side content and then more and more interesting main content.
But even if you did bum-rush the main story in it, unless you were on NG+ and level 60, you were going to run into heafty speedbumps along the way which would force you to stop. In DD2, you can slaughter everything by the time you're Level 25-30, which was the level range I was in before even getting to Battahl.
And yeah, Brant does tell you to go to Melve for a second. Something I forgot because you just take an Ox-cart there then fight a Lesser Dragon that flys away after losing one bar of it's health, take an Ox-Cart back or just teleport, and talk to Grant again.