Indoril Beroth allowed you to take the bone from the reliquary, %PCName. Take good care of it.

The Thighbone of St. Llorar! Why do you have it? Thief!

It was lost from the reliquary. We are still looking for it.

Saint Llorar was a martyr of the Redoran who was killed in the Battle of Black Gate during the Four Score War. His bone -- one of the few remains of this saint -- was later discovered by the mer of Nanaav demesne and brought to the chapel.

I've sent Indoril Beroth word of your victory, but you'll have to speak to her directly about the relic.

Yes, Mareth mentioned it to me. As duelmaster, I'm here to oversee the duel and to make sure both of you follow the rules. Let Mareth know when you're ready. I'll send word of the victor to Indoril Beroth when it's over.

Go on. I'll see you in the foyer.

Indoril Beroth wishes for us to duel? I had been hoping to spend my time in Nanaav in contemplation, but I trust she has her reasons. I'll meet you in the foyer of Beroth House. Go on ahead, %PCRank.

Indoril Beroth wishes for us to duel? I had been hoping to spend my time in Nanaav in contemplation, but I trust she has her reasons. I'll meet you in the foyer of Beroth House. Go on ahead, %PCRace.

Sathas Dorvi told me what happened. You have some nerve asking about the relic after what you did. Go, and if you're wise, this will be the last I hear about the relic from you for a very long time.

I'm afraid not. You were easily bested by my champion, just as I expected. You've got no chance of changing my mind, so I advise you to forget about the relic for good.

You have the Thighbone, don't you? Then why are you asking me about it? It's no longer my concern.

I don't make promises I don't intend to keep. Though I'm surprised you managed to best my champion, I allow you to take the Thighbone of St. Llorar from the Nanaav Reliquary. Now begone with you. I've wasted enough time on this matter as it is.

I have given you your terms. Best my champion, Mareth Nevaram, and you will have the Thighbone. Fail, and you will desist from bothering me about it ever again.

Typical. Don't tarry. I have pressing matters to attend to -- as, I assume, does Mareth.

Very well. Mareth should be somewhere outside in the courtyard. Tell him that I wish for you to duel him according to the usual rules. And tell him not to disappoint me.

So you want the Thighbone of St. Llorar. Even if I were in the habit of giving away priceless relics to outlanders, you'd be out of luck: it's been stolen. Now, was there something else?

So you want the Thighbone of St. Llorar. Hm. You are a member of our House, and seem sincere enough. One of my champions, Mareth Nevaram, happens to be in Nanaav. If you truly have need of the relic, you may duel Mareth for it. Will you face him?

So you want the Thighbone of St. Llorar. Hm. I sense unusual sincerity in you for an outlander, and I am rarely wrong about these things. One of my champions, Mareth Nevaram, happens to be in Nanaav. If want the relic that badly, you may duel Mareth for it. Will you face him?

So you want the Thighbone of St. Llorar. Need I even say it? No. I am not in the habit of selling precious relics to outlanders of questionable character, even if you are of our House. I'm appalled you would even ask.

So you want the Thighbone of St. Llorar. Need I even say it? No. I am not in the habit of giving away precious relics to outlanders of questionable character. For all I know, you're going to sell it off to some Western collector the moment you leave. Or I suppose you were going to offer to buy it, in typical foreign fashion. Let this be a lesson: the Indoril are not as petty and mercenary as some of our countrymen. No.

Oh, and I remembered something while you were gone. Before Beroth hired me, I was working over near Aimrah. It's a horrible place, but if you ever find yourself in the area, I heard something about a Daedric helm deep in the ruins of Andarannipal. That's southwest of Aimrah, across the river. Now, I'd better get going before someone sees me with the relic. Thanks again, %PCName.

Okay. Let me know when you do have it.

How did you manage to get your hands on it? Nevermind, I don't want to know. %PCName, thank you. You've done a great service to me and to House Redoran today. I doubt you need it, but let me teach you a bit about sneaking in return.

How did you manage to get your hands on it? Nevermind -- I don't want to know. %PCName, you've done a great thing for me today. I doubt you need it, but let me teach you a bit about sneaking in return.

Do you have it?

Saint Llorar was a martyr of the Redoran who was killed in the Battle of Black Gate during the Four Score War. The battle happened just northeast of here, so naturally his relic has been in the care of the Nanaav chapel and its lords. I'm sure the Indoril take good care of the Thighbone, but Saint Llorar was a Redoran, and he deserves to come home at last.