Ha ha ha, what a load of bonkers! The great %Name doesn't make mistakes. Like I told you, this was the only book in the entire tomb. It has to be the right one.

Of course I'm sure. Take a look. [%Name pulls out an old copy of Ffoulke's Firmament and shows it to you. Granted, it does have pictures of stars in it, but it's clearly not Sharai-Saldro's Astrography.]

Of course I'm sure. It's a book. There was only one in the entire tomb, which I searched from top to bottom, so that has to be the right one. It's called logic, %PCName. Try it sometime.

I'd better get back to the Empress Katariah. I know Fentus had a buyer of his own in mind, but I bet I can get this sold for way more than he ever could.

Don't be like that, %PCName. No one likes a sore loser. I beat you. Get used to it.

I might have gotten it wrong, but so what? A book is just a book. Next time I'll beat you, %PCName.

What!? You have found Sharai-Saldro's Astrology? What a load of bonkers. You're trying to trick me, %PCName. I know that I have the right book -- it's you who has made a mistake. Go ahead. Take that book back to Fentus. We'll see which one of us is going to be embarrassed.

I'd better get back to the Empress Katariah. I know Fentus had a buyer of his own in mind, but I bet I can get this sold for way more than he ever could.

To be frank, I don't know what makes this old picture book so special. I swear I've seen a copy of this one before. Probably in a bookshop's shelf somewhere. Compared to the treasures that I usually find from these tombs, it's nothing to get excited about.

You need to make amends first. You've been booted from the Guild, %PCName, and rightfully so.

I don't wish to discuss it again with you, %PCRank.

You've brought me the book.

Hmph. He told you that he had the book, did he? I think you're far too trusting, %PCRank. Antio did return with a book, but it wasn't the Astrography. I must send someone else to fetch it for me, it seems. My buyer won't be very happy with this delay. And I'm not very happy. I hope that next time you won't give up this easily. I don't like giving jobs to quitters.

I hope you'll manage to find the book, %PCRank.

You found the book? The right one? Excellent! The star maps are fascinating, aren't they? I might have to copy some of these pages for myself before handing this over to my buyer. They might be useful in my future voyages. I'm most pleased with you. Here's your cut. Also... It's good that you weren't fazed by Antio Florane. He sure got a lesson, didn't he -- making a fool of himself by stealing the wrong book. Ask me about new jobs when you're ready.

Antio Florane hasn't returned. And I fear that he never will. You killed the poor bastard, didn't you, %PCName? He might've been a weasel of a man, but he was not your enemy! I don't care whether or not you found the damn Astrography. Just make sure you won't repeat the same mistake in your next jobs.

You're back! Tell me what happened. Did you find the book?

It's an old atlas of the night sky. I don't know if any of that ancient elven astronomy still holds up today, but the book is valuable regardless. I have already found an eager buyer for it, so don't mess this up.

Sharai-Saldro's Astrography, which I need, is in Saldro Ancestral Tomb. I was going to give you this job the whole time, but Antio Florane, one of your fellow crew members, accidentally got wind of it. Antio is... well, I'd like to think that deep down he's a good lad. But he's very competitive and he has a habit of keeping the loot all to himself. Antio vowed he'd find the Astrography before you did. If you hurry up, you might beat him to it.