Praise to you, %PCName, and may Fedura finally be at peace. She had always wanted to visit Necrom. I hope she likes it there. Take this. I have no more use for this little family heirloom. You have my thanks. Garvs Ovav
Praise to you, %PCName, and may Fedura finally be at peace. We are both accepted in Dondril once again, and they will honor her memory. Take this. I have no more use for this little family heirloom. You have my thanks. Garvs Ovav
We have done nothing wrong. I refuse to let this priest defile my house as if we were vile cultists. Garvs Ovav
Filthy hetman, disrespecting my family by requesting a cleansing ritual. We have committed no crimes. I refuse. Garvs Ovav
She's all I think about now. %PCName, I must tell you something. When she was very sick, writhing in pain, I eased her passing. It was my duty as a father to stop the senseless pain my child felt. I had to. There was no hope for her. Garvs Ovav Disposition ≥ 65
She's all I think about now. If only I hadn't... no. I cannot live with regrets. I must not think of that now. Garvs Ovav
My late daughter. The one who I request a cremation service for. The one depending on you for help. Garvs Ovav
How unfortunate. I have no choice but to call in the inquisitors. Garvs will come quietly. A shame, really. Take the ashes to Necrom. Speak with Bradys Hlaalo, Head Priest of the Charnelworks. It is the only hope for Fedura's soul. I shall return to Almas Thirr when this is all taken care of. Dala Aralen
It is done. The Daedra will bother this place no longer. I shall return to Almas Thirr when this is resolved. Please take the ashes back to the hetman, we have done as he asked. Dala Aralen
I had suspected a cleansing ritual would be required, but I'm going to need more candles than this. I'm joking of course, this is more than enough. The ritual now merely requires a willing soul. Garvs must be ready for this. I must warn you, %PCRank, that refusal of the cleansing ritual is a very serious crime. If Garvs does not agree, the ritual cannot occur, and I will be forced to take him for questioning. Standard procedure, of course. Dala Aralen
Her remains reside in Dondril now. I will ensure no villager defiles her urn, so long as I live. Hetman Varo
You have completed the ritual, and thus I honor my promise. I shall ensure these remains will be placed honorably at Dondril's shrine. Go see Garvs. Tell him he is welcome in Dondril once again. Hetman Varo
You have completed the ritual, and thus I honor my promise. Wait, where are Fedura's ashes? Hetman Varo
I will allow it, and ensure that Garvs and his family are treated with respect in this village from now on. But under one condition: you must have a priest perform a cleansing ritual. Whoever performed the cremation should be able to perform this ritual as well. This will give me, Garvs, and the village of Dondril much peace of mind. Hetman Varo Disposition ≥ 90
I will allow it under one condition: you must have a priest perform a cleansing ritual. Whoever performed the cremation should be able to perform this ritual as well. This will give me, Garvs, and the village of Dondril much peace of mind. Hetman Varo Disposition ≥ 70
I am afraid the answer is no. I cannot risk the backlash from my people. Not without a stronger argument. I have no reason to trust you, or especially Garvs. The right thing to do would be to take the ashes to Necrom on his behalf. Hetman Varo
I am aware of Garvs' situation. Are you aware of what has transpired here? People in Dondril saw Garvs and his daughter visiting Hadrumnibibi many years ago. The Indoril judges cleared them of all suspicion. Whether we can allow the ashes to be displayed at our shrine... Hetman Varo