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Tereza was a prostitute and Merchants' Guild member in the town of Burz. She was in her mid-twenties, with gray eyes, and dyed black hair. Tereza was used by the guild to entice Vlad with tidbits of information and try to discover Vlad's real motivation for visiting the town. After aiding in Vlad's capture by the Count Saekeresh and the guild by distracting Rocza and Loiosh, she was presumably murdered to prevent her knowledge of the crime from getting out.

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  • Tereza was a prostitute and Merchants' Guild member in the town of Burz. She was in her mid-twenties, with gray eyes, and dyed black hair. Tereza was used by the guild to entice Vlad with tidbits of information and try to discover Vlad's real motivation for visiting the town. After aiding in Vlad's capture by the Count Saekeresh and the guild by distracting Rocza and Loiosh, she was presumably murdered to prevent her knowledge of the crime from getting out.
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  • Tereza was a prostitute and Merchants' Guild member in the town of Burz. She was in her mid-twenties, with gray eyes, and dyed black hair. Tereza was used by the guild to entice Vlad with tidbits of information and try to discover Vlad's real motivation for visiting the town. After aiding in Vlad's capture by the Count Saekeresh and the guild by distracting Rocza and Loiosh, she was presumably murdered to prevent her knowledge of the crime from getting out.
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