The Temple has decided to return my father's house and possessions to me? I don't know what to say. Thank you, I suppose. I only wish that me and Ulmon Vathri had had a chance to reconnect before his death. I don't quite know if I can accept this inheritance without closure.

I know I am not the beneficiary of my father's modest estate. I bear no ill will towards your Temple for it. I have no ties left to Morrowind, and my falling out with my father leaves me little desire to stay. I don't mind the Temple selling the house and the proceeds going to charity. Still, the way my father wrote about his encounters with your priest, I couldn't shake the feeling that he was being taken advantage of somehow.

I have heard that you claim to be the Incarnate. I do not know the truth of the matter, but for now I will not give you duties.

You have been expelled from the Temple.

Let's never speak of that again, please.

Let's talk later, %PCRank. In Bal Foyen.

I suppose I have no choice but to return Ulmon Vathri's house and possessions to Felani. We can't have her asking too many questions. Best to just let this one go. Tell her she can have the house, and her father's things. If it helps, I have a letter from her father, that he never did send to her. Give it to her, it might placate her. Then let us never speak of anything that happened here, again.

Yes, of course, all of this was left to us by Ulmon Vathri. Why? Don't you believe me? Are you accusing me of something, %PCRank?

Perhaps I am too pessimistic. But I find the timing to be highly suspicious. If Felani learns that her father's inheritance is not going to her, but to us, who knows what she might do. I already sent word to our associates in Kragenmoor, and they managed to find Felani as she crossed into Morrowind and directed her here. She and her partner are waiting for us at the Dancing Cup. I will need you to bring them here, but check with Ravur before you go. She was to prepare for their arrival.

Morally, our Temple has no right to Ulmon Vathri's inheritance. Returning it to Felani is the least we can do to wash our hands of Nalvs Andolin's actions.

With Nalvs Andolin's death, we might never know definitively whether he manipulated Ulmon Vathri or not. Still, it would not be right for us to take his inheritance. I will see to it that Ulmon Vathri's will is declared invalid, and that his house and meager possessions go to Felani instead of our Temple. We have no need for it, regardless. I think she is still at the Dancing Cup. Go bring her the good news. That should be the end of this Temple's former Master's manipulations. As for Nalvs Andolin...

We'll settle that when we are back in Bal Foyen.

Let's see what Nalvs Andolin's next move is before we take any further action.

I think Nalvs either coerced or tricked Ulmon Vathri into willing his estate to the Temple, and plans to take personal advantage of it. In any case, before we can bring my suspicions to my superiors, we need proof. Nalvs is careful, so we will need to be as well. If there is anything to find, he will have it locked away in his personal quarters. I will work on a way to enter his quarters, while you go and escort Felani to the Temple.

Willing one's estate to our Temple sure is generous, don't you think?