Apologies, but I don't know enough about her to grant her wish, even if she's willing to help us. You should speak with the Canon himself in the Office of Intercession.

Apologies, but I don't know enough about her to grant her wish, even if she's willing to help us. You should speak with the Canon himself in the Office of Intercession.

Carry on.

She would make necromancy in Old Ebonheart illegal? Interesting. Perhaps we have judged her too harshly. Stopping the investigation does seem like a reasonable price to pay, and perhaps it would indeed be useful for the Temple to have a faithful servant in a high place in the heart of the Empire in Morrowind. Very well then. You may tell her that she's hereby exonerated of all suspicions of heresy. The Order of the Inquisiton will return her confiscated assets as soons as possible.

She would make necromancy in Old Ebonheart illegal? No, that's not acceptable. If she truly loved the Temple, she wouldn't blackmail us like this!

The investigation will be stopped, like I promised.

It's been so long that it's difficult to recall all the details. She is, or was, a Disciple of the Temple. Now she serves the Empire as a so-called Minister of Temple Affairs in Old Ebonheart. That is usually enough to warrant suspicion of, at the very least, a degree of leniency toward heresy. Her assets have been seized and searched by the Order of the Inquisition, but no evidence against her has been found. The investigation has ground to a halt.

Although the affection Nerasa and I once shared is all but dead now, my conscience still wracks me over how her reputation has been damaged. Being the wife of a disgraced former general isn't easy to live down. She is a good woman, and she does not deserve what has happened to her.

Through my arrest and incarceration, I have brought shame and dishonor to Nerasa. She does not deserve the fate she has suffered.

I was shocked that she was still alive. And after I learned of all she's been through -- first her ordeal over Casik's imprisonment, and then over the business with the Dissident priests -- I couldn't help but lend her my support.

If you're looking for the Minister of Temple Affairs, check in the Imperial Commission. Her office is in the eastern wing.

It is unfortunate what has happened to her, first with Casik, and then with her association with the Dissident Priests. She and I were never close. I believe she felt jealous of the time Casik spent with me, though his relationship with me was strictly that of a superior officer's.

Yes, General Casik's wife. She is the Minister of Temple Affairs.

She is the Minister of Temple Affairs. She should be in her offices in the eastern wing of the Imperial Commission.

The Minister of Temple Affairs? She should be in her offices in the eastern wing of the Imperial Commission.

Nerasa Veran? She's the Minister of Temple Affairs and the person to talk to if you have questions about the Temple. She should be in her office in the eastern wing.