With him in charge of the inn, I think Andas has to start paying back what he owes him. Not too bad, is it?

He started quite the stir last time he was visiting Bal Foyen. In the end, his business moves angered Andas, so he put an end to them. I believe Nalvos Omayn lost a great deal of money on that.

A poor choice of a publican. Don't say I didn't warn you.

A poor choice of a publican. Don't say I didn't warn you.

That's the governor's brother, but in truth a shame to the family. He's a drunkard, he is lazy, and he and his freeloader friends start all sorts of trouble. Definitely not the kind of person you would like to run an inn.

That's me, Serjo Nalvos Omayn.

Nalvos likes to think of himself as really magnanimous. I'm the poor disowned cousin and so he comes to chat with me once in a while, in the most patronizing possible manner. I can't really decline -- he's the governor's brother, after all. As he keeps saying.

That's me, Serjo Nalvos Omayn.

Now that he is in charge of the inn, my brother's behavior has changed to the better. You will still see him drunk sometimes, though.

He's my brother, and is to be respected, of course. But if you see him drunk and causing trouble with his freeloader 'friends', feel free to tell the guards. By now, they know how to best handle him. I really hope the completion of the inn will put an end to this behavior.

He's my brother, and is to be respected, of course. But if you see him drunk and causing trouble with his freeloader 'friends', feel free to tell the guards. By now, they know how to best handle him. I really hope the completion of the inn will put an end to this behavior.

So he wants more privileges to accept my proposal? I'm sure it is Cornelius Vulpo who talked him into that, that meddlesome bureaucrat. Well, well... Nalvos claims to have a good business sense, so I'm going to give him a chance to prove it. If he accepts the position, I will also make him the inn's owner, as long as he promises to invest the profits into the development of Omaynis. Go and tell him that.

So he wants more privileges to accept my proposal? I'm sure it is Cornelius Vulpo who talked him into that, that meddlesome bureaucrat. Well, well... Nalvos claims to have a good business sense, so I'm going to give him a chance to prove it. If he accepts the position, I will also make him the inn's owner, as long as he promises to invest the profits into the development of Omaynis. Go and tell him that.

So he wants more privileges to accept my proposal? I think he should do as his sister commands. I'm not in the mood for negotiating with him.

He's my brother, and is to be respected, of course. But his behavior is hardly acceptable of a nobleman. If I could only get him to run that inn -- the responsibility may make him straighten out yet. He should be somewhere around here -- probably in the garden -- or perhaps at the mine pub.

He's my brother, and is to be respected, of course. But if you see him drunk and causing trouble with his freeloader 'friends,' feel free to tell the guards. By now, they know how to best handle him.

The governor's brother. I think I saw him throwing up in a planter in the manor district early one morning. Is that proper for a nobleman?

He sometimes joins us drinking. Or involves us in his business plans.

He sometimes joins us drinking. Or involves us in his business plans.

You want to know why he wouldn't want to run the inn? Well, I saw him throwing insults at the workers once. He was probably drunk, but I bet he has a problem with it being built by the Redoran.

What about him? He is a noble, but his behavior is not particularly noble. At any rate, he drinks way too much.

You have been expelled.

Nalvos Omayn is dead.

You say Nalvos Omayn is already dead? Very well %PCName, I will give you credit for this Writ.

You say Nalvos Omayn is already dead? Very well %PCName, I will give you credit for this Writ.

I hear that Nalvos Omayn is dead. Good. Here is your payment for this Writ.

I hear that Nalvos Omayn is dead. Good. Here is your payment for this Writ.

I have given this Writ to you already, %PCName. As you know, Writs are issued only once. Your official paperwork will exonerate you from your deeds when you are confronted by the authorities -- so guard it well. If you have lost it, you will have to suffer punishment for your crimes. This can be costly... very costly. But members of the %Faction must have immaculate reputations.

I have given this Writ to you already, %PCName.

A writ has been invoked on Nalvos Omayn. He can be found wandering the streets of Omaynis near the Omayn Manor. To reach Omaynis, follow the road west out of Bal Foyen or take a silt strider. Go with Mephala.

This writ should be reported to the Masters in Bal Foyen or Almas Thirr.