Yeska

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Altar Boy
Child Human Boy
NPC

§	Interactions
12	Once alone, Father Lucian revealed troubling news. The church had long been protected as hallowed ground by the blessed bones of St. Andral, preventing vampires from entering. However, the bones had been stolen the previous night. Unless they were recovered before the Festival of St. Andral, the protective ward would fail, leaving both the church and Ireena vulnerable. He also admitted that the only person he had told about the bones was an eight-year-old altar boy named Yeska.
12	The party split up to investigate. Kaz and Avery examined the crypt and its surroundings, discovering a strand of short black hair, disturbed dirt, white flower petals, and a large footprint beneath a window—suggesting the thief had escaped that way. Meanwhile, Sophia and Caspian questioned Yeska. The boy insisted he hadn’t told anyone about the bones, but admitted he had seen Milivoj digging near their resting place and overheard part of a suspicious conversation. When the group regrouped, all evidence pointed toward Milivoj.

Interactions

Once alone, Father Lucian revealed troubling news. The church had long been protected as hallowed ground by the blessed bones of St. Andral, preventing vampires from entering. However, the bones had been stolen the previous night. Unless they were recovered before the Festival of St. Andral, the protective ward would fail, leaving both the church and Ireena vulnerable. He also admitted that the only person he had told about the bones was an eight-year-old altar boy named Yeska.

The party split up to investigate. Kaz and Avery examined the crypt and its surroundings, discovering a strand of short black hair, disturbed dirt, white flower petals, and a large footprint beneath a window—suggesting the thief had escaped that way. Meanwhile, Sophia and Caspian questioned Yeska. The boy insisted he hadn’t told anyone about the bones, but admitted he had seen Milivoj digging near their resting place and overheard part of a suspicious conversation. When the group regrouped, all evidence pointed toward Milivoj.