The graveyard looms over the western cliffside, crowned by a grove of scraggly trees that no one in town remembers ever bearing leaves. The acolytes of the Dawnflower Library tend it. A wooden stairway climbs the cliff face from the library, though most priests prefer the half-hour walk through town.
Cremation and burial at sea have grown popular in Otari, so burials here are mostly for older families who value tradition. It is a spooky, unsettling place, but no one has ever had trouble with the dead here.
The party’s dealings
Vol Rajani of the Roseguard was laid to rest in a mausoleum here. Aesephana Menhemes was not: she lies beneath the fishery, not in hallowed ground of any kind.