Why does Tynachos need to send a guild member out to Old Ebonheart on a fishing trip? Doesn't he know he can just walk over to the Fishmongers Hall if he needs a fish?

Rowdy Anne? I've met her. Wish I hadn't. Last time I saw her was out by the shipwreck north of the Ebon Tower. If you told me she was the one to sink that ship I might believe you.

I've heard the name. People say they've had run-ins with her in the waters around the tiny rock island northwest of the docks.

The name is familiar. I've heard people say they've seen her in the waters north of the Ebon Tower, near that tiny rock island.

You've been expelled. You can't do any work for me until you've made amends.

Yes, we're done with the sturgeon now. Try to keep up, %PCRank.

What? You killed Rowdy Anne but didn't collect her soul? After watching your earlier demonstration I should have expected this level of incompetence. Get me another sturgeon's soul, so at least I can reflect on what's been lost.

Then go on and get it.

How horribly disappointing. Look at this soul. What a feeble aura. Oily and clouded. Barely worth enchanting anything with it. Here, take this dagger. When you use it, I hope it reminds you of your failure.

Let's have a look at the soul. To the untrained eye, this soul looks identical to that of a standard sturgeon, but to a master, the difference is night and day. A normal sturgeon's soul is filmy. But this soul's aura has a fierce sheen. How vigorous. How tempestuous! One glance at this soul and you can tell how irascible she must have been. The lesson in soul appraisal should be reward enough, but I suppose you can have this dagger as well.

Well, do you have it?

Well, do you have it?

I simply must add her soul to my collection. Head to Old Ebonheart. I'm sure someone by the docks has had a run-in with her.