You idiot! Get out of my Arena and never come back. I'd kill you myself, but I don't want to deprive Dravos Turil of the pleasure. He's not going to let this go. Ever.

You have a lot of nerve, bringing that name up in here. Get out of my Arena.

I told you, you should get out of Narsis.

No one that I'd tell you about. Get lost.

You should've just taken the gold.

Ralvam left the city after your fight. He hasn't been seen since. He must be coming to terms with things on his own.

He was seen leaving the city through the north gate the day of your fight. There hasn't been any sign of him since.

Let's keep that on the down-low, hm?

Dravos Turil will cool off. Ralvam took the loss better than I expected him to.

Dravos Turil isn't happy, but Ralvam is taking the loss better than I expected. Maybe he learned something. I'm sure Dravos will get over it in time. You're still not getting paid, though. Come back when you're ready to fight in the Arena again.

Just how stupid are you? You thought you could pull a stunt like that on Dravos Turil? Did you even think of how it would affect everybody else here? Don't ever come back to this Arena again. I'd also advise that, for your own sake, you get out of Narsis. Now go.

Good show, gladiator. You did just as I asked while keeping and Ralvam and the crowd none the wiser. I'm sure Dravos Turil is pleased. Let me know when you're ready to fight in the Arena again.

I told you to make it seem real! You hardly even fought back! Ralvam was seen leaving the Council Quarter in a huff. Dravos is going to be furious. Not to mention the scandal that I'm sure is going to come out of this. I'm not kicking you out of the Arena, but you're on thin ice. Now you're going to keep your head down and earn back some good will from the crowd by fighting beasts.

You should've just taken the gold. Since you lost anyway, things are still smooth as silk with Dravos. Go rest up and come back when you're ready to start fighting beasts.

The fight's canceled. Ralvam's nowhere to be found. It's all very strange. His father's turning the city upside-down looking for him. If you want to fight in the Arena again, I can arrange something different for you.

Ralvam will meet you in the Pit. Remember, it has to look real.

Ralvam will meet you in the Pit. Go and do what you're going to do. I'll be here getting ready for the fallout.

He was the son of the merchant Dravos Turil. He died recently. I heard a rumor that you had some involvement in that. I don't know if it's true, and I don't care. Dravos Turil's a major financial backer of the Arena. You're out of here. Don't ever come back.

He was the son of the merchant Dravos Turil. He died recently. I heard a rumor that you had some involvement in that. I don't know if it's true, and I don't care. Dravos Turil's a major financial backer of the Arena. You're out of here. Don't ever come back.

Come back when you are.

Alright. Remember, make it look real. You're a gladiator of the Gold Scale rank -- Ralvam shouldn't walk away unscathed. You want the fight to be close. You might not even have to try that hard to make it seem real. The boy's no slouch, even if the fights are rigged. His father paid me to train him.

I hope I don't regret letting this happen. Go and do what you have to do.

Are you ready for your fight?

Well... I won't lie. I'm not thrilled about it, but I respect your decision. Maybe it'll be good for the boy. Let him learn the hard way that he's not invincible. Go do what you have to do and come back when you're ready to fight.

Well... I won't lie. I'm not thrilled about it, but I respect your decision. Maybe it'll be good for the boy. Let him learn the hard way that he's not invincible. Go do what you have to do and come back when you're ready to fight.

Alright. Here's the gold. Now, when you throw the fight, you have to make sure that it looks real. On top of the scandal that this would cause, Ralvam doesn't know that his fights are fixed. Him finding out would crush him. That would mean trouble with the father. On top of that, he's a good lad. I don't want to burst his bubble. So put on a good show. Come back when you're ready to fight.

Alright. Here's the gold. Now, when you throw the fight, you have to make sure that it looks real. On top of the scandal that this would cause, Ralvam doesn't know that his fights are fixed. Him finding out would crush him. That would mean trouble with the father. On top of that, he's a good lad. I don't want to burst his bubble. So put on a good show. Come back when you're ready to fight.

I won't fire you, if that's what you're asking, but you won't be paid for the fight. Even if you win. The Arena relies on the gold that Dravos Turil gives us. I'm not going to reward you for making him angry.

Ralvam Turil's the son of the merchant Dravos Turil. He's undefeated in the Pit. That isn't an accident. Dravos Turil gives a lot of gold to the Arena, and he wants to see his son's dreams of being a gladiator fulfilled. So I have to make you an offer. If you agree to throw the fight against Ralvam, I'll give you double the regular payout of a victory right now. Do we have a deal?

Ralvam Turil's the son of the merchant Dravos Turil. He's undefeated in the Pit. That isn't an accident. Dravos Turil gives a lot of gold to the Arena, and he wants to see his son's dreams of being a gladiator fulfilled. So I have to make you an offer. If you agree to throw the fight against Ralvam, I'll give you double the regular payout of a victory right now. Do we have a deal?

To you as well, outlander.

Wh -- what? My father has been paying people to let me win? No, it can't be. I'm a champion. Get out of here and take your lies with you, outlander.

What's the matter? Did you want to tell me something before our duel?

That's me. What do you need?

If I hear that name roll of your tongue one more time, I'll have it ripped out.

He was my son. He passed recently. I won't say more about it.

Don't mention his name again, s'wit.

You should've just taken the gold if you were going to lose anyway, dolt.

Your poor acting ruined everything. Now he's missing. If you learn anything about his whereabouts, tell me. As soon as you find anything.

You're the gladiator he was supposed to fight, right? Please, come to me if you learn anything about his whereabouts.

He was none the wiser. You put on a good performance, outlander.

I'll give you this, outlander. He took the loss better than I would've expected. Your insolence didn't do as much harm as I thought it would.

He's my son. Don't you have somewhere else to be?

Yes, he's my son. I hear that you accepted a generous offer recently. Just remember that it's very important to me that he remains ignorant of the situation. If he learned the truth, it would crush him.

Yes, he's my son. I heard that you're about to fight soon. I also heard that you turned down a particularly generous offer recently. Not a wise decision, gladiator.

That's my son. He left the city. My husband's worried about him, but he still sees Ralvam as a little boy. I think he can walk his own paths.

You're the one who defeated him in the Arena, aren't you? I'm not upset with you. I think losing was good for him.

That's my son. He's a gladiator in the Narsis Arena.

He's my son. I think he's at the Purple Lantern in the Market Quarter if you're looking for him.

You really bungled that one, gladiator. I'd steer clear of the city for a while if I were you.

He's at some inn in the Market Quarter if you're looking for him.

I hope he's alright. He always seemed like a good lad.

Don't feel guilty about taking the gold, gladiator. I'm sure you need it more than Dravos Turil did.

That took guts, gladiator.

I heard you accepted Felms' offer. I did the same. Maybe the younger me would've refused. He thought glory more important than gold.

I heard that you refused Felms' offer. That takes guts. Maybe the younger me would've done the same. He thought glory more important than gold.

He's the son of some rich merchant here in Narsis. He defeated me in the Pit a little while back. Close fight.

I always thought there was something off about his fights. The city's reaction to you defeating him confirms it.

I used to think there was something off about his fights, but then you went and broke his winning streak. I guess he really was that good. You were just better.

He has a spotless record, but I can't help but notice there's something off about his fights. I just can't put my finger on what it is.

I never went up against him, thank be. He has the best gear that gold can buy. His armor heals him over time, reflects magic, and gods know what else. I wish my father were the richest merchant in Morrowind.

He went missing. I've heard his father's been going mad trying to find him.

He usually doesn't hang around the Arena. I'd check the Purple Lantern in the Market Quarter if you're looking for him.