That is how I am known. Do you wish to talk about Poison Song, or perhaps you're interested in my next work?

His lies will be forgotten soon enough.

I shall write a letter to his publishers and ask them to send me a copy of his Poison Song sequel as soon as it's released. At last, the corruption of House Hlaalu will be brought into the light of day!

At last! I hope that n'wah felt every last drop of blood as it drained from his worthless body. But... sometimes blood must be the price of justice. If only the unjust knew the heavy price of their crimes, they would not be so eager to commit them. Now, for your reward: the chapel of Gorne is famous for its axe-fighting, and I have long been a student of this chapel. Let me give you a few pointers. And if you seek more training from me, I will divulge to you the techniques for which our chapel is renowned.

At last! I hope that n'wah felt every last drop of blood as it drained from his worthless body. But... sometimes blood must be the price of justice. If only the unjust knew the heavy price of their crimes, they would not be so eager to commit them. Now, as for your reward: the chapel of Gorne is famous for its axe-fighting, and I have long been a student of this chapel. Let me give you a few pointers.

The Camonna Tong were a blight on our people before the Empire, and if they are tainted by the Sixth House it would not surprise me in the least. The world must know that the Camonna Tong is the clawed hand within House Hlaalu's velvet glove. You did well to tell me of this, and to keep Xel alive. For now, at least. Take this amulet as your reward. And if you seek training with me, I will teach you the techniques of axe-fighting for which our chapel is renowned.

The Camonna Tong were a blight on our people before the Empire, and if they are tainted by the Sixth House it would not surprise me in the least. The world must know that the Camonna Tong is the clawed hand within House Hlaalu's velvet glove. You did well to tell me of this, and to keep Xel alive. For now, at least. Take this amulet as your reward.

Why do you tarry in Gorne, then? A ship at the docks can take you to the mouth of the Thirr, and then simply follow the river south until you reach Narsis.

The fetcher knows that he would not be welcome in House Indoril's lands, and so he makes his bed with the Empire-loving Hlaalu. Please, tell me: have you killed him yet?

The fetcher knows that he would not be welcome in House Indoril's lands, and so he makes his bed with the Empire-loving Hlaalu. Please, tell me: have you killed him yet?

You would not give a slanderer his justice? You disappoint me, sera.

Then you are in luck. The fool has returned to Morrowind. He has taken up with the Hlaalu, and I have it on good authority that he currently rests his empty head in Narsis. Kill him and return to me, and you will be rewarded.

You ask me of him again. Have you changed your mind? Would you deliver justice to Bristin Xel?

Truthfully, he is irrelevant, and a terrible writer, but his most famous work touched upon the subject of the Great House Indoril, and so I read it. 'Poison Song', he called it, and in it he claimed that House Dagoth had infiltrated House Indoril, and that their poison song sang in our blood. All know that the Sixth House was purged in the scouring of Ashar-Imun, but this fool slanders us anyway. He must be punished, and the just punishment is death. Knowing this, would you deliver justice to him?

He's staying below, in the first room after you reach the bottom of the stairs. Are you a fan of his?

I don't have anyone by that name staying here.

I don't have anyone by that name staying here.

I don't have anyone by that name staying here.

I think he's staying here.

I haven't seen anyone like him around.

The Fighting Chance is for fighting folk, not limp-wristed writers.

I haven't seen anyone like him around.

I don't have rooms for rent.

If you're looking for a visitor to Narsis, you'll likely find him staying in one of the inns.