Looking for Rilmas? I think he said he was going to Galdres Beran's workshop. The potter's workshop is on the upper west side of town, across the street from the Morag Tong guildhall. Shei
I think he has changed... I wonder what happened, but he's less rowdy. Should we call him just 'Rilmas' from now on? Shei
Young master Rilmas seems much happier now than before. Good for him. Whatever you did seems to have worked, boss. Marug gro-Meridius
Yes, I've been meaning to talk to you about that. Young master Rilmas is... well, some might call him explosive. His personality seems to have this constant undertone of hostility. I wonder what has caused this. Maybe you should talk to him, boss. Find out what's bothering him. Marug gro-Meridius
You can tell that boy's had to fend for himself from a very young age. I'm glad that he's doing better now that he's here. Dervara Diron Bthuangthuv, Hall of False Keys
You can tell that boy's had to fend for himself from a very young age. Dervara Diron Bthuangthuv, Hall of False Keys
The kid's got heart and skill. And he's not at all that rowdy anymore. Huh. Wonder what happened. Tattara
The kid's got heart and skill. Unfortunately, that's all overshadowed by the massive chip that he has on his shoulder. Tattara
Rilmas is in fact already a member of the Thieves Guild, originally from Old Ebonheart. He's got a bit of a temper, hence the name. That temper's got him into trouble again. He's locked up in jail in Fort Ancylis. Find a way to get him out of there. Shei
Rilmas is in fact already a member of the Thieves Guild, originally from Old Ebonheart. He's got a bit of a temper, hence the name. That temper's got him into trouble again. He's locked up in jail in Fort Ancylis. Find a way to get him out of there. Take these thieves' tools. They might be of use. Shei
Alomon Juspethe sends his regards and tells you to free him? Well... alright. Go on then. Free that bloody elf. Just make sure he stays out of trouble from here on out, okay? If I hear he's broken the law again, I'm going to hold you responsible. Wulfus
Why're you asking? You want him to go free, or something? Rilmas is in here for assault. He took a swing at a civilian, one Alomon Juspethe, down in Teyn. It was a drunken swing, perhaps, but a crime is a crime. You can talk to him, but I advice you to keep your distance. The bloody elf's got a foul mouth. Wulfus
We're keeping him in here for assaulting a citizen in Teyn. I wouldn't bother talking to him. The bloody elf's got a foul mouth. Wulfus
Talk to Wulfus, the jailkeeper, if you want to speak with a prisoner. The prison can be found in the basement of the eastern keep. Imperial Imperial Legion Fort Ancylis
Go and free that boy Rilmas. Tell the jailor, Wulfus, that it's fine and I send him my regards. You'll get no trouble from him. Alomon Juspethe
Here's the key to the Fort Ancylis jail cell. Don't worry about where I got it, just take it. Go and free that boy Rilmas. Tell the jailor, Wulfus, that it's fine and I send him my regards. Me and the guards, we're old friends. You'll get no trouble from the Legion boys. Alomon Juspethe
You have a thing or two to learn about secrecy, don't you? But alright. If the rude boy is indeed so important for the survival of the Guild, I think he must go free, mustn't he? Alomon Juspethe
That is an exquisitely bad lie. Perhaps you think that I'm a fool? A lesser man would be offended. I, on the other hand, am amused. I think I'll help you. Besides... the boy must see his imaginary aunt before it's too late, mustn't he? Alomon Juspethe
I believe he mistook my disinterest towards him for disrespect and decided to act. Rash and foolish. Young people should think more and act less. Why are you asking me about him? Alomon Juspethe
Why, exactly? It might not be such a bad thing for him to stay behind bars for a while. Nothing weeds out youthful arrogance like a few weeks in jail. Alomon Juspethe
He tried to punch me. Quite rude, if you ask me. The guards took him to Fort Ancylis. Alomon Juspethe
The guards took him to Fort Ancylis. It might not be such a bad thing. Nothing weeds out youthful arrogance like a few weeks in jail. Alomon Juspethe