%Name did not want Ja'Daada to be a fugitive as well, but what's done is done. All he can think of now is how happy he is to be with his brother once more.

%Name will do everything he can to see his brother again.

Ja'Daada sent you? %Name is overjoyed! Since his escape, he has drifted aimless and alone. Now he has one purpose; To make %Name's fortune and buy his brother's freedom. Then they will not have to hide as escapees, but may live openly as men. %Name has no possessions, so he offers knowledge instead. He will demonstrate how he slipped from his bonds. Hopefully the kind %PCRace finds it instructive.

He's over there.

He's over there.

There's someone here by that name. He's staying up in the attic.

The Hostel of Stendarr's Mercy cares for those in his situation. It's down at the east end of Craftsmen's Street.

That's quite the coincidence. You see, Ja'Sahrad escaped rather recently. We pursued him as far as Lake Andaram, where he jumped into water and swam for it. It was a stormy night, so he probably drowned or the dreugh got him -- in which order we'll never know. It's all rather unfortunate. Slavery is not a buyer's market right now. Still, unless you want to trawl the bottom of Lake Andaram, I'm afraid you're out of luck.

Speak with Serjo Balathren. I don't want to talk about it.

Speak with Serjo Balathren. I don't want to talk about it.

The fetcher escaped. We had to chase him through an awful storm too. I hope he drowned.

He never mentioned a brother, but he did always keep to himself. The only thing any of us remember now is him mentioning what a strong swimmer he was. We all believe that he made it through. If he is alive, he probably went to Old Ebonheart. It's the safest place in Morrowind for an escaped slave.

I'm not sure what else you'd want to know. These records aren't supposed to be biographies.

Good doing business with you. Let's see. It says here Ja'Sahrad was sold to Balathren Farm, just east of Nanaav. I'm assuming that's what you wanted to know?

If you don't have even ten coins, there's nothing for us to talk about.

Very well. If you change your mind, the offer is still on the table.

That name is in our records, but we generally keep such information private. However, if you were to pay a small fee of ten septims, I would be happy let you take a look.

Falsyn Indobar administers the slave market. Speak with him.

%Name never thought he would see his brother again.

%Name grieves for his brother.

Ja'Sahrad is dead? What will poor %Name do now?

%Name will seek his brother in Old Ebonheart. Thank you again, %PCName.

Now that %Name is free, he will look for his brother on his own.

%Name will see his brother again. He almost cannot believe he is saying this.

Ja'Sahrad is free? Ja'Sahrad is working to buy %Name's freedom too? %Name is overjoyed to hear this! As thanks, he offers hackle-lo for the kind %PCName to chew on. Sera Redas buys it for herself, but some always ends up in %Name's paws.

Sera Redas has only a small farm. Work here is light, and %Name is otherwise left alone. He only hopes that Ja'Sahrad is treated similarly.

As the %PCRace wishes.

%Name is thankful. %Name and Ja'Sahrad were sold at the slave market in Othrenis. A Dunmer there may know where he is now.

%Name has not seen his brother since they were sold as slaves. %Name wishes only for Ja'Sahrad to know that %Name is fine and is treated reasonably well. Would you do this for %Name? It is his only request.