%Name wishes you the best in whatever you're trying to accomplish. %Name only asks you to treat her former master fairly. He has always been kind to %Name, even though she would never return to him.

Yes, %Name escaped Master Selvilo on the streets of Narsis. Master was planning to run away as well, actually. When %Name lost him, he was trying to rent a guar carriage to escape to the city of Mir Corrup in Cyrodiil. %Name believes that Master has family there. If you're quick, you might still find him on the road to Septim's Gate Pass, west of Narsis.

Please, hurry! %Name can't go back to serve another master again!

Fine, then. %Name escaped Master Selvilo on the streets of Narsis. Master was planning to run away as well, actually. When %Name lost him, he was trying to rent a guar carriage to escape to the city of Mir Corrup in Cyrodiil. %Name believes that Master has family there. If you're quick, you might still find him on the road to Septim's Gate Pass, west of Narsis.

You fool! Does %Name look like she has anywhere to run? No, %Name will keep her mouth shut until she's free.

%Name won't tell you anything while she's in chains. Help %Name go free, and she'll help you in return.

Don't know, don't care.

I've really got no idea where he went. I'd tell you that I'm sorry, but I'm not.

Ah, a Redoran who goes out of their way to avoid a fight? That would be a first. I suppose that not everyone in your House is a hopeless idealist. Well, my friend, you're in luck -- I'm also pragmatic, and if you present a worthy argument, I'll happily part ways with you in peace. And by argument, I mean one of the monetary kind, of course.

The serjo is long gone at this point. He didn't tell me where he was going, though. You have no hope of ever finding him. But I'm right here, and my orders are clear. Let's not waste any more time.

That's how I like it!

You fool. Didn't you listen to what serjo Selvilo said? He never agreed to your absurd proposal. He only said that the matter shall be settled here, and I'm here to do just that. Enough chit-chat. I have other work to do after I'm done with you.

I suppose I do. I'm guessing that this time you won't fall for my cheap tricks, right? Very well, then. I'll give you what you seek if you'll allow this old man one last drink.

Not wasting any time, are we? Very well, then. Show me what the Waters March is made of these days!

Hah. I suspected he'd let you go free in exchange for a bribe. Never mind that -- his task was to keep you occupied as long as possible, and he did an excellent job. Of course, I would've preferred that he stop you altogether, but I didn't really expect him to do so, to be honest.

Congratulations. You got me. Now what?

Patience. There's still plenty of time until daybreak, isn't there?

I suppose you're right -- this was only a matter of time. Very well, then. Come to the Hlerynhul bridge tomorrow at dawn. The matter shall be settled there.

I'll just pretend that we never had this conversation, then.

A duel, you say? Why should I agree to such an absurd proposal? Do you even realize where you are? House Redoran has no authority here.

That's me.

After what you did? No. Unless you make amends, no one in %Faction will ever trust you again.

I'll take it from here, %PCName. Thanks for listening to me. We'll see what can be done.

I respect your choice, %PCName. Perhaps it's for the best in the end.

I would prefer that you would leave Selvilo alive once your duel is over. Although the circumstances aren't ideal, I'm sure that he can still be an useful asset to us. But the choice is yours.

What a wasted opportunity, %PCName.

That's... not entirely unexpected, I suppose, but still unfortunate. Well, no point in crying about it. We'll look for other opportunities.

I've said everything I wanted on the matter, %PCName. Good luck with the duel.

Challenge Selvilo to the duel. Remind him that the Waters March is still here, waiting for an opportunity. Watching his every move. But House Redoran isn't without mercy -- if he's willing to repent, we can work together again. And, as a gesture of goodwill, we shall let him keep the thing he values the most -- his life. Just make it clear that we'll come to collect his debt when the time is right. I trust that would make him willing to cooperate.

It's quite simple, really. Selvilo is a man of opportunity rather than principles. He betrayed the Waters March not because he thought the Hlaalu were more righteous, but simply because he thought it was the only way to save his wretched hide. He didn't fear the Redoran retribution as much as he feared the Hlaalu threat. So I propose we do something about that.

I understand that you have your orders from Felmaru, but a duel doesn't have to end with one of the combatants lying dead in the ditches, does it? No, I believe Selvilo would be far more useful to us if he were still alive.

I appreciate that you've decided to hear me out, %PCName. I won't dispute anything that Felmaru told you about Selvilo -- in fact, I'd say that I agree with her appraisal of the situation. Selvilo is a traitor who has brought much shame to House Redoran, and as such, he should be punished accordingly. However, I must disagree with sera Llendu on the form of the punishment.

Sera Selvilo is safe in our custody, %PCRank %PCName.

Good to see that matter resolved, %PCRank %PCName.

Good luck, %PCRank %PCName.

Commander Llethri is waiting for you in Ald Marak.

Well, like I said, the message is quite brief. Commander Llethri kindly asks you to meet her in Ald Marak. She would like to discuss the matter personally. I wish I could tell you more, but that's all I know, unfortunately.

You've been expelled from %Faction. I cannot speak of this with you unless you make amends.

There's nothing else to add, %PCRank.

If you say so. I have more duties for you when you're ready.

I do. And it isn't any of your business, %PCRank. But thank you. I have more duties for you when you're ready.

And what about all of the men who died because of Selvilo's actions? Do you believe it's honorable that their murderer will never face justice? No matter. What's done is done. At the very least, I appreciate your honesty. Anything else?

Don't lecture me about honor! What about all of the men who died because of Selvilo's actions? Do you honestly believe that letting their murderer escape justice is honorable? No matter. What's done is done. At the very least, I appreciate your honesty. Anything else?

So you want him to face a trial? That's quite noble of you, %PCRank. More noble than what I would have done, to be honest. Why did you send him to Ald Marak, though? Don't answer that -- I assume that Delis knows the reason. I'll talk to her later. You've done well. Thank you. I have more duties for you when you're ready.

...excuse me? What were you thinking, %PCRank? Have you forgotten what the man did?

[%Name sharply exhales.] So it's over. You've done as I've asked, and you've done well. Thank you, %PCRank. I have more duties for you when you're ready.

From the look on your face, I see that you were successful. Tell me what happened.

Why are you wasting your time here, %PCRank? I made it clear that you should have pursued the lead immediately!

Our spies have spotted him in Narsis, trying to rent a guar carriage to escape to Cyrodiil. If you're quick, you might still find him on the road to Septim's Gate Pass, west of Narsis. Don't waste any time and immediately pursue him. As far as I'm concerned, he has lost the ticket to an honorable way out and should pay the price for what he has done. But I'll let you deal with him in any way you see fit.

Our spies have spotted him in Narsis, trying to rent a guar carriage to escape to Cyrodiil. If you're quick, you might still find him on the road to Septim's Gate Pass, west of Narsis. Don't waste any time and immediately pursue him. As far as I'm concerned, he has lost the ticket to an honorable way out and should pay the price for what he has done. But I'll let you deal with him in any way you see fit.

We still don't know where he's hiding, but now we've got a clue, at least. Our scouts have spotted an Ohmes-raht Khajiit woman, matching the description of Selvilo's slave Shojata, in the Shipal-Shin highlands. She was being detained by a group of catcatchers. I guess that Selvilo must have lost her somewhere along the way, and she took the opportunity and tried to flee to Black Marsh. I know it's not much, but it's the only lead we have.

Don't speak of that ever again.

Have you lost your mind, %PCRank? Did I stutter and give you the order to murder a man in cold blood? Have you forgotten the rules that all Redoran should abide by? Unbelievable. I can't trust you with any more duties. Look for work elsewhere, and be thankful that I'm just letting you go with a warning.

Still no trace of him. But I haven't lost hope yet. The time for our retribution will come.

That snake. He truly has no honor left in him. But don't assume this is over, %PCRank. He has to have fled to somewhere in the south. I'll have my spies search for him in Narsis. In the meantime, I have more duties for you.

You still need to find Selvilo in Hlerynhul and challenge him to a duel. I trust my instructions were clear.

Go to Bolnor Selvilo's manor in Hlerynhul and challenge him to a duel. As a former Redoran, I believe that he'll accept the challenge. If he doesn't, then he's more lost than I assumed. Come back to me with results, whatever they might be.

Just another of the traitorous Redoran nobles who have succumbed to the luring song of the Hlaalu sirens, or, to be more precise, the sound of their gold. Selvilo has committed the most heinous crime -- in exchange for worthless trinkets and baubles, he ceded control of his settlement to the Hlaalu councilor Ivur Hleryn of Hlerynhul. It's a disgrace that he continues to live his life in luxury while the men he has betrayed lie dead in the ground. You shall put an end to this.

Oh, was that the noble wearing that fancy armor? He passed through here on his guar cart a while back, yes. He exited east out of town, taking the road towards Septim's Gate Pass.

We haven't had anyone like that pass through here, no.

You're looking for master? %Name thinks he's working in his study.

Serjo Selvilo is in his study on the ground floor. Don't disturb him unless you've got important news.

You'll most likely find him in his manor in the northeastern corner of the city, just down the hill from the Hleryn Estate.