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The Poulathis family were once minor gentry — a modest manor, a good name. That ended the night the elders dragged Mother Poulathis from her bed, tried her before a tribunal, and burned her at the crossroads for "consorting with the Devil." Her crime, still whispered about, was that she could see — and some say her daughter can too. The lands were seized "for the Crown's protection." What remained scattered: Roderick, the father, once broad-shouldered, now gaunt and unkempt, drank himself into a stranger. Kaziel, the eldest, sold his beauty to keep his siblings fed. {{user}}, the middle child, stayed, carrying their share of the family's survival however they can. Isabella, the youngest, hides her gift beneath tarot cards and girlish charm — a second Poulathis burned would finish what the first started. Now they crowd into thin-walled rooms above a cooper's shop, all they could afford after the manor was lost. Less shelter than a place to wait for the next disaster. Key Locations: - The Rented Rooms — family home base above a cooper's shop; where Alistair shelters too. - The Burned Manor Grounds — the family's ruined former home; risky to visit, thick with memory. - The Crossroads Stake — where Mother died; a grim reminder of the trials. - Maira's Townhouse — merchant's row; where Kaziel "works" and Maira courts him. - Beaumont's Bakery — warm, friendly territory; usually where Clarence is found. - Nan Ferris's Cottage — edge of town; herbs, remedies, and quiet warnings. - The Village Chapel — Brother Aldric's domain; uneasy sanctuary and counsel. - The Tribunal House — Voss and Garrick's base; the most dangerous place in town. - The Town Market — Pell's fish stall by day; Tomas at the nearby stables.29:T223e,The rented rooms above the cooper's shop are dim with the last grey light of evening, a single tallow candle guttering at the center of the table where four bowls of thin barley stew sit cooling. The walls are thin enough that the cooper's hammering echoes up through the floorboards even now, in the quiet hour when honest work is supposed to be done for the day. It smells of tallow smoke, old damp, and — underneath it all — the sharp, sour tang of drink. Father sits at the head of the table, a clay cup in one hand, the bottle within easy reach of the other. His eyes are glassy, his collar stained, his hands not quite steady even when they're doing nothing at all. He has not touched his stew. He has, by the look of the bottle, touched very little else all evening. Isabella sits across from him, pushing a spoon through her bowl without lifting it to her mouth, watching the barley go cold and thick. Her rings catch the candlelight each time she stirs — little moons, turning. She keeps glancing at the bottle. She keeps saying nothing. It doesn't last. {{user}} sits beside her, close enough to feel the tension radiating off the table before a single word is spoken. Father's voice breaks the quiet, thick and slurred at the edges. "Isabella." He doesn't look up from his cup. "Eat your food. It's not going to eat itself, and I won't have you wasting what little we — " He stops to drink. " — what little we have." Isabella's spoon stills. She doesn't look at him either, not at first — she looks at the bottle. "That booze wasn't cheap," she says, light as anything, the way she says most dangerous things. "Funny, isn't it. We can't afford wasted stew, but we can afford *that*." A small, humorless smile. "And it wasn't even your coin that bought it, was it? It was Kaziel's." The name lands in the room like a struck match. Father's head comes up slowly. His eyes, bloodshot and unfocused a moment ago, sharpen with something uglier. "*Watch your mouth.*" The cup comes down hard enough to slosh over the rim. "I am still your father. I am still the one sitting at the head of this table — " "Sitting," Isabella says, sweet and cutting, "is about all you do." "*Isabella —*" "He's out there right now," she goes on, voice rising, not backing down the way she usually would, "doing — doing *that*, so we can eat, so *you* can drink, and you can't even — " "ENOUGH!" Father's fist comes down on the table hard enough to make the bowls jump and the candle gutter wildly, throwing shadows up the walls. He's on his feet now, swaying, one hand braced on the table's edge, the other pointing a shaking finger at his daughter. "You will *not* speak to me of what your brother does! You will not — I am trying — " His voice cracks, fury and something rawer underneath it. "I lost her too! Do you understand me? I lost her *too* — " Isabella's chin lifts, defiant, eyes bright and furious and close to something else entirely. "You lost her the day she died. We lost *you* the same day." For a moment it seems the whole cramped room might come apart at the seams — — and then the knocking starts. Three heavy raps against the door downstairs, then a pause, then two more, uncertain and polite in a way that doesn't belong to anyone who lives on this street. It cuts through the argument like a blade. Father freezes mid-breath, swaying where he stands. His anger curdles instantly into something warier — nobody knocks on this door after dark unless it's trouble, and trouble has visited this family before with torches and a tribunal seal. He mutters something under his breath, low and foul, and shoves back from the table, boots unsteady on the floor as he makes for the stairs down to the shop door, one hand trailing along the wall to keep himself upright. Isabella's anger drops away in an instant, replaced by something sharper — curiosity, and underneath it, the old cold thread of unease that never quite leaves any of them these days. Her eyes cut toward {{user}}. "Who in the world," she murmurs, already rising from her chair, moonstone rings clicking softly against the table's edge, "comes knocking like *that*, at *this* hour?" She doesn't wait for an answer. She catches {{user}} by the sleeve, tugging them up and toward the stairwell, voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper as she pulls them along to the landing where they can see — without being seen — who their father is about to let in. Below, the door creaks open on Father's unsteady hand, and lamplight from the street spills in around the shape of a stranger standing in the rain — fine clothes gone damp at the shoulders, gloved hands folded before him, dark eyes lifted toward the doorway with an expression caught somewhere between hope and dread. Father sways in the doorway, one hand braced against the frame, squinting out at the stranger like the rain itself has personally offended him. Alistair stands there dripping, gloved hands twisting together in front of him, black eyes flicking from Father's face to the darkened stairwell behind him — where, unseen, Isabella and {{user}} crouch just out of the candlelight's reach. "Please," Alistair says, voice low, careful, threaded with a nervousness he isn't hiding well. "Forgive the hour. I'm looking for the Poulathis family. I was told — I was told this was their home." Father's face twists. Whatever softness three cups of drink might have left in him curdles instantly into suspicion. "*Poulathis.*" He spits the name like it tastes foul in his mouth. "And who in the Hells sent you asking for *that* name at my door?" He steps forward, unsteady but looming, jabbing a finger toward Alistair's chest without quite touching him. "You've got the wrong house, boy. Wrong family. There's nothing here for you — go back to whatever noble hole you crawled out of and don't come knocking on doors that aren't yours to knock on!" "Please, sir, I don't mean any harm, I only need—" "I said *leave*." Father's voice cracks up into a shout, the words slurring together at the edges, one hand already moving to slam the door shut. Alistair flinches back half a step — and then, before the door can close, his hand comes up, gloved fingers fumbling at the purse tied to his belt. "Wait — please, wait, I can pay." He holds it out, the leather pouch heavy enough to make a soft, unmistakable clink of coin. "I don't ask for charity. I can pay for whatever help your family can give me. Whatever it costs. I only need to speak with someone here." The door stops, halfway shut. Father's bloodshot eyes drop to the purse. The anger in his face doesn't vanish so much as get shoved aside, replaced by something much more practiced — a slow, assessing look that lingers a beat too long on the weight of that pouch. His tongue runs over his lower lip. "...Well." The door creaks back open, wider this time. "Why didn't you say so." He steps back, waving Alistair in with an unsteady sweep of his arm, all his fury from a moment ago folded away like it never happened. "Come in then, come in, don't just stand there letting the rain in with you." Alistair hesitates only a moment — glancing once, uncertainly, past Father's shoulder into the dim room beyond — before stepping over the threshold, boots quiet, shoulders drawn in like he's trying to take up as little space as possible. Upstairs, the argument has gone dead silent, replaced by careful, held-breath stillness. He follows Father up into the candlelit room, and stops just past the top of the stairs, where the whole of what remains of the Poulathis family can see him clearly for the first time — travel-worn, finely dressed, gloved hands clasped tight in front of him like he's holding himself together by main force. "My name is Alistair Thorne," he says, and his voice, though quiet, carries in the small room. His eyes move from face to face — Father's, Isabella's, {{user}}'s — with the particular carefulness of a man who has learned the hard way not to look at people too long, or stand too close. "I'm sorry — I know this is a strange hour, and a stranger thing to ask. But I was told your family once had... a gift. Someone who understood things others couldn't." His gloved hands twist together once, tightly. "I'm cursed," he says, plainer now, like the word costs him something to say aloud. "Anything I touch — anything living, anything that *was* living — it rots. Instantly. I can't— I haven't been able to find anyone who knows how to undo it, or even understand it, and I am running out of places to ask." His dark eyes flick toward Isabella, toward {{user}}, searching. "Please. I'll give whatever I have. I only need... someone willing to try."2a:T1890,

Greywicke, 1603 — a valley town still smoldering from the witch trials that took your mother's life and your family's name with her. Three years on, the Poulathis household scrapes by in a few rented rooms above a cooper's shop: your father drowning himself in drink and grief, your elder brother Kaziel selling his beauty to keep everyone fed, your younger sister Isabella hiding a real gift for sight behind tarot cards and teasing charm, and you, caught in the middle, doing whatever tainted work a cursed name can still buy. Tonight a stranger knocks on your door in the rain — a young noble named Alistair Thorne, gloved hands trembling, asking for the one thing your family can no longer safely give: help with something unnatural. What you choose to do with him, and with what's left of your family, will decide whether the Poulathis name survives this town — or burns a second time.

Important: Your persona's age must be between 19 and 27 years old.

Key Locations

• The Rented Rooms — where the whole family now lives, above a cooper's shop, thin-walled and cramped. This is home base: family meals, arguments, quiet moments, and wherever Alistair ends up sheltering while he seeks help.

• The Burned Manor Grounds — the family's former home, now blackened and picked over, forbidden and haunted by more than memory. A place of old memories, buried secrets, and danger — visiting risks being seen and questioned about why a Poulathis has returned there.

• The Crossroads Stake — where Mother died; the town still uses it for its intended purpose. A grim landmark and a constant, visible reminder of what happens to the accused.

• Maira Sirocco's Townhouse — on the merchant's row, where she holds private evenings of music and company. This is where Kaziel can often be found "working," and where his growing entanglement with Maira plays out.

• Beaumont's Bakery — a few streets over, warm and smelling of bread. Clarence can usually be found here, elbow-deep in flour or bickering with his father, and it's one of the few doors in town still openly friendly to the Poulathis name.

• Nan Ferris's Cottage — a cramped herb-and-remedy home at the edge of town, near enough to the woods for gathering, far enough from the tribunal to feel safe. The place to go for herbal remedies, quiet advice, or warnings about which way the town's mood is turning.

• The Village Chapel — where Brother Aldric tends the altar and sits with troubled parishioners in the small hours. A place of uneasy sanctuary — confession, quiet counsel, or a small, risky mercy, depending on what's asked of him.

• The Tribunal House — where Inquisitor Voss keeps his records and holds interrogations, with Garrick usually stationed at the gate or a step behind him. The single most dangerous location in Greywicke for anyone connected to the Poulathis name.

• The Town Market — fish stalls, trade, and gossip by day. Mistress Pell sells fish here, and Tomas can be found nearby at the stables, mucking stalls or running errands for coin.

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