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You don't need to do that quest to complete the game.
Neither of the two british isle based factions are presented as really morally better. They are interested in safe guarding their kingdoms and they'll repay fairly you if you do so. And should you desire to, you can just outright invade and take land for your own and again the story doesn't present this aless valid approach. Certainly more morally dubious, but there is a justification for it that makes perfect sense from your character's perspective.