%Name doesn't know what are you talking about. But %Name doesn't appreciate the tone. %Name thinks he should teach the nosy Indoril some proper manners!

You have what you need now. Please take your leave before someone starts asking questions.

Another one of Little Velk's fawns? What do you need this time? I see. You need someone to disappear but would prefer that they do not put up much resistance. Fine. I think I have a spell just for you. If you cast it on your enemy, they will quickly find out that their weapons are not as potent as they might have thought a moment ago. Watch me closely.

A plant surely has its uses, but if I'm being honest, I've never been much of a gardener.

A plant surely has its uses, but if I'm being honest, I've never been much of a gardener. Good work. Bring the book to Diranya.

You got the book but left S'Vosh with his life? Foolish, %PCRank. We could have worked with the Ordinators to frame his death as a freak accident to keep the Hlaalu at ease, but if S'Vosh puts them on high alert, our informants will undoubtedly be in danger. But there's not much that can be done now. Bring the book to Diranya.

S'Vosh is staying at the Limping Scrib inn. Kill him and obtain the code book.

Just drive a blade through his heart and take the book from his corpse. Also, make sure he does not bleed all over the book. If you don't feel adequately prepared for the fight, perhaps you should pay Andril Selothi a visit. You can find him at the local temple in the canton. Tell him the Little Velk sends you.

Ilvi's chaplain sent you? Good. S'Vosh is staying at the Limping Scrib inn on the opposite side of the city -- just northeast of the western gate. Now, some people may advise you to be discreet when dealing with the Hlaalu, but I've never been one for cloak and dagger tactics. S'Vosh has outlived his usefulness, and if you steal the book, it won't take long for him to realize the jig is up. And even though it will render him useless going forward, there are many ways that his masters can cause us harm.

I have heard that you claim to be the Nerevarine. You may not perform missions for %faction whilst you dishonor the memory of Saint Nerevar.

You have been expelled from %faction. You must make amends.

We'll continue searching for the Hlaalu code book.

The scribes are hard at work deciphering the coded letters. We have already gained some... intriguing insight, shall we say.

Anything else?

Wonderful. Exposing the Hlaalu agents in Almas Thirr could save numerous Indoril lives. When the Canon of the Crossing learns of Hlaalu's transgressions, I'm quite certain he shall be even more sympathetic to our pleas. Take your reward. I have more missions for you once you're ready.

Once the book is in your hands, do not waste any time and bring it to me.

You've already killed S'Vosh, %PCRank? And the code book wasn't there? That's strange. One of the remaining Hlaalu agents in Almas Thirr should have it then. We'll continue looking. Meanwhile, we should talk about other missions.

S'Vosh is a Hlaalu spy posted in Almas Thirr. Fortunately for us, our agents have learned he's not very good at subterfuge and loosened his tongue with a few of bottles of sujamma. Thanks to S'Vosh, we now know that there are several Hlaalu agents stationed in the city, who communicate through coded letters. Go to Almas Thirr, locate S'Vosh, and get the code book from him by any means you deem necessary. If I had to hazard a guess, I would expect the drunk to be wasting time in one of his favorite inns.

S'Vosh is a Hlaalu spy posted in Almas Thirr. Fortunately for us, our agents have learned he's not very good at subterfuge and loosened his tongue with a few of bottles of sujamma. Thanks to S'Vosh, we now know that there are several Hlaalu agents stationed in the city, who communicate through coded letters. Go to Almas Thirr and rendezvous with the captain of the local Indoril garrison, Irnami Silsi. She will have some information that should help you retrieve the book.

I abhor these games of stealth and deceit. Thankfully, I can leave them to the more than capable hands of my chaplain.

Without the keyword it's useless anyway.

I am sorry, my friend, but I could never give the code book to YOU. You're notorious member of House Hlaalu. If the Indoril Ilvi heard of this, I would lose my head. No, the only way you're getting the code book from me is if you kill me. But you're not going to do that, are you friend?

You want the code book? Alright. Here you go. Without the keyword it's useless anyway. Keep this hush-hush, okay?

Yes, I snatched a journal from a Hlaalu minion by the name of S'Vosh. Supposedly the book holds the names of his comrades, but it's all coded and I don't know what the keyword is. I can't make heads or tails of it, to be honest, but once I take it to lord Indoril Ilvi's scholars, they'll break the code in no time.

You're a Hlaalu spy, aren't you? I will kill you just like I killed that damn cat S'Vosh!

Ranor Tharys at the Lodge knows more about that.

Are you a Hlaalu spy or something, asking questions like that? You should be more careful.

Make amends first, %PCName.

Our secrets are safe, thanks to you.

You have the code book! Excellent. Our secrets are safe then. Here's your pay. Now, let's discuss other business, no?

It's a small brown notebook that contains the names and locations of other Hlaalu agents in Almas Thirr written in code. It wasn't on S'Vosh's corpse when he was found, so the Indoril agents who killed him must've taken it. The writing in the book is encrypted, but it's only a matter of time before the Indoril break the code. After that our agents will be in mortal danger. I need you to go and steal the code book back before it's too late. I believe the book is somewhere in Roa Dyr.