That's me. Did you need anything?

It's good to have a few extra hands up here. He was wasted in the back.

He's a good worker. I can't help but feel a little guilty for keeping him in the back all that time.

Thanks for getting my daughter to hire on Gulveeus as a paid worker. Having a slave in the tradehouse made me feel like such an oaf. From now on, you'll have a special discount on my wares. Just for you.

I hope he makes it to safety. I fear that he won't. You should have done as I asked.

I must go visit him soon. I hope he enjoys his work at the tradehouse.

He passed away? I hadn't heard. This news saddens me, %pcrace. I wonder if I would be dead now if our roles were switched. Leave me now. I don't wish to talk any more.

What have you done? Now Gulveeus is a fugitive! You've doomed him. He has no chance of surviving out there. Just get out, %pcrace.

He's free? At last I can sleep soundly. You've done a great thing. I did not promise you a reward, but I think you should have this. It was the first thing I purchased with the gold I earned as a free worker. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Nothing can be done now that he's dead.

I'll head downstairs and free him as soon as I can. A deal's a deal.

You managed to get Savile to send some more caravans our way? Fantastic. I'll hold up my end of the deal. I'll free Gulveeus as soon as I can.

I'll free him if you can bring an increase in revenue to the tradehouse.

Freeing him would save us a lot of trouble. My father demands that he's kept out of sight in the back room. He thinks his friends would be ashamed of him for owning a slave. It would be useful to have Gulveeus out here to do the work my father can't do anymore. Still, the business simply cannot afford the cost of paying him a wage. We'd need an increase in revenue to balance it out. If you'd help us with that, I'll free the slave.

He's gone. I cannot do anything about that.

As I said, you'll have to talk to my daughter Lorin. She made the arrangements. I won't free him without her permission.

I can't let him go now. Not since my daughter passed. I need all the help I can get around here.

Truth be told, I've always been uneasy about having a slave here. I was taught that slaves are for those who can't pull their own weight. Buying him wasn't my idea, though. My daughter Lorin made the arrangements. You'll have to talk to her if you want to free him. She's tending the bar at the moment.

You want me to free my slave? I'm not going to do that just because someone I don't know tells me to.

I remember Shines-Like-Stone. He wants you to free me? If you think you can convince Serjo Elval, please try. The smell in this room is horrendus.

I don't want to speak out of turn, but I don't think we should be keeping slaves here. It's not the Redoran way.

I think my father is ashamed we need him. He doesn't even let him out of the back room.

You'll have to talk to my father about that. I only help out around here.

Who? %Name hasn't seen any slaves in here.

Who? I haven't seen any slaves in here.

I hope you can make things right for him.

I understand. It is not your fight. I will see if I can find another way.

Thank you, %pcname. Remember, I only want you to ask Gavryn Elval to free Gulveeus. If you free him without asking, he would be a fugitive. That is no life to live. The Elval tradehouse is just across the drawbridge.

Have you decided to help Gulveeus?

Gulveeus and I were brought to town in the same caravan. He was bought by the Elval family. Afterwards, I was purchased by the captain. Commander Llethri freed me and made me a member of House Redoran. Gulveeus remains a slave. If the Elvals looked to me instead of him, he would be free and I would be the slave. It sits poorly with me. I asked Gavryn Elval if he would free Gulveeus. He refused. I don't think he takes me seriously. He might take you seriously. Would you talk to him?