Berserker's first act is to wrench the iron collar from Waver's neck. The twisted metal falls away as he gently urges the turnskin back towards the ground.

"Sit. I'll carry you, but I need to free the rest of them."

Acting because he wants to, not because he's been told to do it...How strange. He really has changed, though he's not going to dwell on those thoughts right now. As in everything, he's extremely efficient in breaking the chains and pulling the collars from the other monsters who'd been in the slaver's possession. Just like with those he freed with Geralt, they needed to be taken the the safety of the resistance.

Berserker's not keen on returning the the sewers, but somehow taking Waver back to the Coven doesn't seem like a great idea, either. The housing provided by the Coven is certainly cleaner, the problem of him being under glamour made it ... dicey to return without finding someone to dispel the effect first. Why was a dignitary walking around in disguise?

Once he's finished, he returns to Waver's side and picks him up.

"Do you feel safe returning to the Coven?"