We got our orders to arrest her from commander Irnami Silsi herself. She authorized us to use force if necessary. Unless you want to negotiate with commander Irnami Silsi or our Indoril lords, you'd better tell Calitia to surrender. We'll wait for her here.

I have no love for that damn outlander, but it doesn't matter. Lloris Dalan said she's under the Temple's protection.

I'm glad that the Indoril took her crime seriously! She could've killed me with that damn toxic powder of hers.

Capturing her is not worth the blood that would be spilled.

I see. When I asked you about the problem of a good death, you offered me nothing but insults, remember? I'm not inclined to help you now. This Hlaalu agent is clearly a sinner. You would do well to surrender her to commander Silsi's men.

I see. When I asked you about the problem of a good death, you offered me your advice. For that favor I'm willing to help you. I will send word to commander Silsi that this... this Hlaalu minion is to be left alone. Capturing her is not worth the blood that would be spilled.

I see. When I asked you about the problem of a good death, you offered me very poor advice, remember? I'm not inclined to help you now. This Hlaalu agent is clearly a sinner. You would do well to surrender her to commander Silsi's men.

I see. When I asked you about the problem of a good death, we did have an enlightening conversation -- even if you refused to answer my question in the end. For that favor I'm willing to help you. I will send word to commander Silsi that this... this Hlaalu minion is to be left alone. Capturing her is not worth the blood that would be spilled.

I do not see why I should go out of my way to help you, outlander. You have done nothing for me.

Alright.

Commander Silsi has ordered her men to capture a Hlaalu agent who's asked sanctuary from the Temple? What do you want me to do about this situation?

Calitia can go free. We will not pursue her.

No, that's not true! I am an ardent follower of the Tribunal. It is the Hlaalu who have turned their backs on them. I'm doing the Temple a great service by ridding this city of their corruption, but I also see meaning in your words. Calitia is no one important in House Hlaalu, and spilling blood to arrest her is not worth the effort. Instead, we will consolidate to be prepared for larger Hlaalu provocations. I will order my men to stand down. Calitia can go free. We will not pursue her.

What you call madness, I call strength of will. I don't want violence any more than you do, but I will not back down. It is the Hlaalu who are betraying the Temple. Calitia is a Hlaalu spy, and House Indoril will not let the Hlaalu walk over us! I'm doing you a great service by ridding this city of their corruption. I can only pray and hope that the Temple sees that we are in the right in this matter.

Just as I thought.

Why the Temple would harbor an outlander Hlaalu agent is beyond me. I have ordered my soldiers to arrest her and bring her here for questioning. Lord Indoril Ilvi doesn't know about this yet, but I'm sure that he wouldn't disapprove of my decision. Unless I receive orders from him or his sons, I'm not telling my soldiers to stand down.

Yes, yes, of course, I understand. I wish you could make those soldiers just go away. Please try to reason with them.

You have a Scroll of Divine Intervention? It would whisk me far enough from the reach of House Indoril. Oh, thank you, %PCName! Here, before I go, I want you to have these Scales of Profitable Imbalance. You can use them to haggle with merchants and strike better deals. A clever invention, wouldn't you say? Thanks again. You're a true friend of House Hlaalu.

I suppose you don't have one on you? Yeah, didn't think so. Scrolls of Divine Intervention are hard to come by in Temple lands. Sure would be useful to have one in this situation, though.

You will? Thank you, %PCName. You truly are a kind and pious person. I will follow you. Take me across the market bridge to the Hlaalu side of the river. Once there, I can safely make my way on my own.

You will? Thank you, %PCName. You truly are a kind and pious person. I will follow you. Take me across the market bridge to the Hlaalu side of the river. Once there, I can safely make my way on my own.

I would be safe on the west side of the river, but do you think that's wise? The Indoril soldiers would try to capture me the moment we walked out of that room.

You're right... you're right... I caused all this. No one else needs to get hurt because of what I did. I will follow you peacefully. I will face whatever cruel justice they have in store for me. May the Three save me!

I'm sorry, %PCName. I know what I did was wrong. But it was all a stupid mistake, and I don't want to die because of it. Don't you know what they'd do to a Hlaalu agent like me? Even if they didn't kill me, I'd never see the light of day again.

The Indoril commander sent her soldiers to capture me. Thank the Three, I escaped from them and ran here for safety. If I try to leave, the Indoril soldiers will to capture me the moment I walk out of this room. Perhaps Divine Intervention scrolls could help me, but I don't have any. What do you think I should do?

I have heard that you claim to be the Nerevarine. I am not sure what to think about this, but I do not trust you, and I will not give you any duties.

You have broken our rules and have been expelled. If you make amends, I can speak with you about your duties.

This situation is now behind us. Thank the Three.

I hoped you could defuse the situation, %PCRank, but your involvement only made it worse! A bloodbath, %PCRank! A bloodbath! I will refer this matter to the Office of Intercession. They will contact both of the Great Houses and do their best to resolve this issue. The Three willing, we will avoid an open war. I will make sure to mention your name to Canon Andor Orothi, believe you me.

So, you managed to persuade Calitia to surrender to the Indoril. She has my sympathy, but this might be for the best. At least bloodshed was avoided. Here's a scroll to reward your good work. I will refer this matter to the Office of Intercession. They will contact both of the Houses and try to ensure that this business is now put to rest. I will make sure to mention your name to Canon Andor Orothi and let him know that your skills were instrumental in defusing the situation.

You gave Calitia a scroll of Divine Intervention? Hmmph. That's quite clever, even though I disapprove of resorting to the foreign gods' aid. At least the situation has been defused. Here's a scroll for your reward. I will now refer this matter to the Office of Intercession. They will contact both of the Great Houses and ensure that this unfortunate business is finally put to rest. I'll make sure to mention your name to Canon Andor Orothi.

You escorted Calitia out of Almas Thirr? Well done, %PCName. Here's a scroll to reward your good work. I will refer this matter to the Office of Intercession. They will contact both of the Great Houses and try to ensure that this unfortunate business is finally put to rest. I will make sure to mention your name to Canon Andor Orothi and let him know that your bravery was instrumental in defusing the situation.

Are you trying to negotiate? Talking to Jalor Indo would be pointless at this point. However, maybe you could negotiate with commander Silsi at the Indoril garrison, in the Northern Lighthouse. I also remember that you delivered a letter to Danvas Ilvi in Roa Dyr. Do you have good rapport with the young lord? He could be inclined to do you a favor and order the soldiers to stand down, if you did.

Calitia has renounced whatever deluded western spirits she used to worship and is a faithful follower of the Tribunal. Moreover, she rightly fears for her life. If need be, her guilt is for the Temple to decide. The Indoril must respect it.

Surely you remember Jalor Indo? It seems that the person who put the toxic powder in his forge was a Hlaalu agent named Calitia. Jalor Indo told commander Silsi of House Indoril of this in a misguided attempt to seek justice. Calitia narrowly avoided capture by the Indoril and has sought refuge with us. The Ordinator stationed at the door is holding the Indoril footsoldiers off, but tensions are rising. We will not have bloodshed in Almas Thirr. Make sure Calitia leaves the Temple peacefully.

Remember how you told commander Silsi how Calitia unwittingly poisoned Jalor Indo? Well, now we're facing the consequences of your actions! The Indoril tried to illegally detain Calitia. She narrowly avoided capture and has sought refuge with us. The Ordinator stationed at the door is holding the Indoril footsoldiers off, but tensions are rising. You caused this mess, %PCRank. Now you have to make sure Calitia leaves the Temple peacefully.

I've learned that you lied to me, when you told me that you hadn't told commander Silsi of how Calitia unwittingly poisoned Jalor Indo. Well, now we're facing the consequences of your actions! The Indoril tried to illegally detain Calitia. She narrowly avoided capture and has sought refuge with us. The Ordinator stationed at the door is holding the Indoril footsoldiers off, but tensions are rising. You caused this mess, %PCRank. Now you have to make sure Calitia leaves the Temple peacefully.

It seems that Jalor Indo decided to go behind the Temple's back in a misguided attempt to seek justice. He has contacted commander Silsi and told her how Calitia unwittingly poisoned him. The Indoril reacted to this by trying to illegally detain Calitia. She narrowly avoided capture and has sought refuge with us. The Ordinator stationed at the door is holding the Indoril footsoldiers off, but tensions are rising. We will not have bloodshed in Almas Thirr. Make sure Calitia leaves the Temple peacefully.