I'm very disappointed in you, %PCName. You broke our rules, and I can't have one of your reputation in the Bal Molagmer. Make amends, and perhaps we can speak again.

I'm disappointed in you, %PCName. You've been caught too many times. Tone down your act, pay off yours debts, then come see me again.

You already gave the goblet to Danso Indules.

You shouldn't have told her where you stole it from, but it can't be helped now.

Good. Danso Indules can sell that goblet and do more good than Berel Sala and the Ordinators ever will.

That's the right goblet. Take it to Danso Indules outside the High Fane south of here.

There is a Dwemer goblet in Berel Sala's office in the Hall of Justice. Steal this goblet and donate it to Danso Indules, who is usually outside near the High Fane.

I really can't accept another donation. I appreciate the offer, but I don't need any more trouble with the Ordinators.

No, if that belongs to Berel Sala, I will not accept it.

Yes, thank you.

I cannot accept it, then. Though I need the money, I do not need any trouble with the Ordinators.

Indeed. I did not realize.... Yes, I see your gloves. I will accept this gift. Thank you.

Oh, really? There are many stories of their recent return, but I see nothing about you that indicates your involvement.

Why are you giving this to me? I know I could use the money, but...

Well, if it's none of my business...

That goblet looks familiar, what about it?

We'll find out who in town was buying these soon enough.

Uh-huh.

Really? Oh... Aha! So he is! Thank you for bringing this to my attention, Citizen. I knew something was afoot here. Not all that met the eye passed muster, so to speak. Run along to wherever you came from. The law'll take care of things from here.

Dwemer goblets are one of the many Dwemer artifacts one may find in Morrowind. Dwemer artifacts are valuable, but they are protected under Imperial law, and trade in such artifacts is highly regulated. Most valuable are Dwarven weapons and armor, both for their superb craftsmanship and for their value to collectors and scholars, but I am sure there is a market for Dwemer goblets too. A mostly gray one. What about them?

You dirty rat.

I've said my piece.

Come on. Cut me a break here.

Wise. Now we walk away like we never spoke. Well, I'll walk away if this excise agent ever stops breathing down my neck.

Alright. To be honest, it's not great info. I don't know their names. There's this one Redguard publican by the docks, and there's an enchanter. And some Imperial woman with the East Empire Company. I didn't really get it at first, because I thought the Company already bought and sold these things legally, but I guess that provides cover for the bigwigs to keep their own private collections, buying and selling on the side. That's all I know. Now, when we both walk away, we never knew each other, %PCRace.

What's your price? Information on my clients, or gold for your pockets?

Not so loud! Look, it's illegal to trade in Dwemer stuff. You got me. But if you rat me out, someone else'll be filling my spot tomorrow -- I'm just a cog in the machine. No need to be a hero here. So there are two ways this goes: I pay you in information, and I spill some nice gossip about my clients in this town, or I slip you a hundred gold and we go our separate ways. You WON'T turn me in, because there's no benefit besides getting this moron here promoted. So what'll it be?