That entire affair was most concerning.

I really am curious about this whole affair. I sincerely hope that you figure out the identity of this 'knight.'

Well, I must say, in my years of running the Bjoulsae River Company I have neither encountered a knight of that description, nor of that particular heraldry. That said... I am one for ballads, and I do recall one which told a story almost exactly the same as his. Sir Sienne's Travels. I believe that there should be a copy in the Tail Tales bookstore down in Old Ebonheart proper. I'd suggest confronting Sir Sienne directly with the book when you have it.

Unfortunate news. But most intriguing. I wonder if there are others such as him wandering amongst us still.

Dreadful news. But most intriguing.

Unfortunate news. But most intriguing. I wonder if there are others such as him wandering amongst us still.

Dreadful news. But most intriguing.

I wish you the best in your quest. Lady Jodoine has always had a soft spot for Jehannan ballads.

As flattered as I am that you trust my expertise, thinking of the many petty kingdoms that I know of, I've never heard of a knight such as that in all of High Rock. Perhaps someone else in the Mission might know?

I've never heard of a knight such as that in High Rock. Perhaps someone else in the Mission might know?

Well, it's certainly not everyday that THAT sort of thing happens at a tourney! I do wonder who will replace him.

A ballad? THAT's what she told you? Well, certainly don't let me stop you in your quest. It seems like you have it well in hand.

Any word from the Mission? No? I see. How very efficient of you.

Fine. I suppose that I can help you with this. One thing stood out from the rather uninspired story that you told me: Sir Sienne has a symbol of a jester on his shield. Heraldic symbols are quite important in High Rock, you know. And luckily for unenlightened creatures such as you, the High Rock Mission, stocked full, I'm sure, of experts on heraldry, is located right in the Ebon Tower. I suggest that you speak to someone there to learn more.

Ah, another lovely, intelligent, tourist at the Tourney, asking about our noble competitors. I can hardly contain my joy... why don't you go and bother Glannon with your prattling? Knowing such things is HIS job, you know, not mine.

What else is there to say? You say that you have a book to show me -- 'Sir Sienne's Travels'?

I believe that I've told you all there is to know -- all that is truly important -- about myself. What else is there to say?

I shall be here, at your service, should you wish to learn.

Well then, dear %PCRace, I shall tell you my tale. I hail from fair High Rock, a land of chivalry and derring-do. There, I slew a foul minotaur, and was knighted for my glad service to the realm. I always carry with me my trusty shield [he flourishes a shield with a heraldic symbol of a jester], my knightly armor, and, of course, my noble sense of honor.

Me? A Trickster Knight? I suppose that my reputation, and that of my trusty shield, precedes me! Tell me, friend, for I sense a curious soul, do you wish to know more about me?

Though we may have unveiled his true origins, I still do regret the death of Sir Sienne. He was, for all intents, a noble knight, and now that he's truly gone, we are all dreamers awoken from a dream.

I sincerely regret the death of Sir Sienne. And to still not know his true origins at the same time? A tragedy. A tragedy.

He's dead? Even if he was not a real person after all, this is regrettable. He was one of the noblest among us, despite -- or perhaps because -- of his nature. I wish you the best, %PCClass.

He's dead? Oh, this is truly a tragedy. And to not even know of his true origins! %PCClass, I wish you the best, but I truly have nothing more for you now.

You were told that he is a fake knight? That is certainly... an interesting theory. But no matter. It can't hurt to show Sir Sienne the book.

Investigating further at the High Rock Mission in the Ebon Tower sounds as fine an idea as any. I'd suggest that you follow Robiel's advice.

Any word from Robiel? I do apologize in advance that he is often a rather difficult squire to work with. He often needs a bit of cajoling, and he should be in one of the tents nearby. See if he can point you toward any new leads.

I see. Hardly new from our Trickster Knight, but no matter. I had suspected as much from Sir Sienne. I should think that Robiel, the humble squire of Hreilund Dark-Worth, should be the next stop in your investigation. He's not always easy to work with, but he is the squire of the only other participant from High Rock. Look for him in Hreilund's tent -- see if he can point you toward any new leads.

Any word on Sir Sienne? He should be right inside the Tourney Stadium when you'd like to speak with him. Hardly a difficult journey for one such as yourself, I'm sure.

Quite alright. Come back again and speak to me if you happen to change you mind.

Why, thank you! I would cordially suggest that you begin your investigation by speaking to Sir Sienne himself. He should be right inside of the Tourney Stadium. Talk to me again once you've learned what you can from our Trickster Knight.

Sir Sienne is a rather mysterious, reclusive, and odd fellow. Normally, I wouldn't much care, but he is an altogether suspicious character in the midst of some of Morrowind's finest. As the steward of this Tourney, I would very much like to know more about him. Would you be willing to help me with this task?