Apologies for the confusion. I swear, everything I'm not personally involved with here becomes an impenetrable mess. I don't know how they managed without me. Lora Avis
I don't have time to talk to you about that. I'm much too busy sorting out the mess you created. Lora Avis
Did I hear that right? You killed the woman responsible? When did I ever tell you to do THAT? What in Zenithar's name were you thinking? Get out of here before I kick you out! Oh -- and you can forget about any kind of reward. It's going to take thousands of drakes to get the heat off us. Lora Avis
Tonisi Rethri, eh? I'll have someone head down to Marog and take her into custody as soon as possible. Nice work, %PCRank. Keep it up. Here, take this -- it should more than cover the cost of travel. Lora Avis
Hmm. Really? Nothing at all? I suppose the culprit must have gotten wind we were onto them and skipped town. Were you able to get a name or a description, at least? No? I must say I'm disappointed in you, %PCRank. Still, thank you for making the journey, though I'm afraid I cannot compensate you for your travel expenses. Lora Avis
Wait a minute. Now that I'm taking a proper look at the paperwork, it says we already sent someone down to Marog to investigate. The culprit was a Dunmer named Tonisi Rethri, but she died some time before our employee arrived. Why was I not informed of this? It seems I don't need you after all, %PCRank. Lora Avis
I've noticed an increase in the amount of Imperial tourists coming to Firewatch recently. Nothing notable in and of itself, but several of them have been caught bringing in Dwemer trinkets -- all of whom passed through Marog on their way here. I want you to go down to Marog, find out who's behind this, and put a stop to it if possible. If they won't cooperate, return to me. Lora Avis
I haven't gotten a chance to see them, or whoever it was that was selling them. One of the natives, I guess. Guard
They're in remarkably good condition. Say what you will about that Tonisi, but she wasn't peddling cheap forgeries. Guard
I don't care about your ridiculous Imperial laws. Now don't come back unless you decide you want to buy something. Tonisi Rethri
The East--? Ha! That's a good one! I guess you must be fresh off the boat. Listen, outlander. Marog is an Indoril town, and we don't take orders from anyone but the hetman. If my business bothers you so much, take it up with Hetman Urys. Tonisi Rethri
I told you, I'm not taking orders from anyone but the hetman. Or are you interested in purchasing some of my wares? Tonisi Rethri
That's right! Interested? I have cogs, coins, bits of scrap metal, even weapons, and they're going fast! Even faster than the Dwemer! All authentic and fresh from the ruins of Kemel-Ze. Don't wait -- own a piece of history today! Tonisi Rethri
I had thought an employee of the East Empire Company would understand the value of money. Come back if you change your mind. Hetman Urys
I knew you would see reason. Here you are: a gift to commemorate our new friendship. I trust you wouldn't do anything to dishonor that friendship. Hetman Urys
Hmm. So the East Empire Company wants Tonisi to stop selling Dwemer artifacts to tourists. I will be frank, outlander: Tonisi's business has been extremely beneficial to Marog... and to me. In fact, let me make you an offer: I will give you 500 drakes to leave the matter alone. After all, there's no reason we shouldn't all share in the wealth. Hetman Urys
You must be a tourist. How wonderful. Tonisi Rethri has a souvenir stand on the bluffs overlooking the docks to the west. I just know she has the perfect souvenir to commemorate your visit to Kemel-Ze. Hetman Urys