coop500 wrote: »

People like murdering, murdering kids is obviously a uncomfortable subject.

Blame the edgy murder crowd for why we can't have children

Travel to the town where the father of the family is said to live and ask for him in town. You will learn that he died some years ago, but he left behind a child. Asking for rumors might tell you where the child can now be found. You may also learn of a former friend of the father living in town. Seek out and speak to this friend, who tells you:

"You're looking for (father's name)? I'm afraid that he died three years ago. Killed himself, actually, although very few know that part of it. I'm not sure what happened, but he became very moody, and began disappearing for days at a time. Left a note saying something about he couldn't live with himself, and didn't want (child's name) to find out the truth about it. I never figured out what it was all about. Yes, (child's name) was his only child. (He/She) was taken in by a family from (child's town) after (his/her) father's death. I'm afraid that's all I know."

Travel to this new town and locate the target residence by asking around. Once you know where to go, enter the house. Speak to the child while carrying the werewolf blood, and you will be asked:

"Hello. Are you a doctor? I haven't been feeling very well today. Is that medicine you have there for me?"

You are then prompted: Do you give the blood to (child's name)?

At this point, it is still possible to back out and leave the child be. If you choose "No," you can then return to the temple, speak to the priest(ess) again and embark upon Approach II (or simply abandon your search and face the hunter's wrath).

If you choose "Yes," your portrait appears, showing your once again non-lycanthropic self. However, something terrible also happens:

As (child's name) drinks your blood, you feel your mind clear for the first time since you were afflicted with lycanthropy. But (child's name) cries out in agony as (he/she) changes form right before your eyes.

With that, you are no longer afflicted. Unfortunately, the cure comes with a cost: in addition to awakening the child's inner wereboar, your Regional Reputation will drop by ten points. The shapeshifted youngster will immediately attack you in a mindless rage. You may fight or flee, it makes no difference as the quest is now complete. However, killing the wereboar will lower your Regional Reputation an additional twenty points.