Thank you. You're a life-saver. I'll grab the next boat out of here. Thanks again. And I hope your luck here is better than mine was.

I understand. I'm broke, too. Well, if you come into some gold, think of me.

I understand. If you change your mind, come see me again.

Not happy here? In fact, no, I'm not. If I had 100 drakes, I'd be on the next boat to Narsis. I came here to make my fortune, and all I've got is this cursed ring. Say. Would you give me 100 drakes for it? The ring itself is worth more than that, but the enchantment is cursed, and no one will buy it from me. It has a nifty little enchantment that fortifies your running. Problem is, it sucks the blood right out of you every time you use it. Please? You'll be doing me a real favor.

Not happy here? In fact, no, I'm not. If I had 100 drakes, I'd be on the next boat to Narsis. I came here to make my fortune, and all I've got is this cursed ring. Say. Would you give me 100 drakes for it? The ring itself is worth more than that, but the enchantment is cursed, and no one will buy it from me. It has a nifty little enchantment that helps you run faster. Problem is, it sucks the blood right out of you every time you use it. Please? You'll be doing me a real favor.

Oh. Yes. He steers business my way, and I do him a little favor now and then. Poor fellow. I don't think he's happy here in Morrowind.

Right. That's me. If you decide to take the silt strider, tell Darvame Hleran I sent you.

Never heard of anybody by that name.

Oh, the ring that Vodunius and his friend stole from me? I'm pretty sure it's cursed. I wouldn't want to be caught wearing it anyway. You keep it.

Yeah, I ferried that Imperial over to Teyn. I don't think I'll be taking his business again, he talked my ear off about a whole lot of nothing for the entire trip.

Alright %PCName. I'll be right here.

You've kept it all this time? I helped Hrisskar 'acquire' it from Eldafire back in Seyda Neen, and won it off him in a game of Nine-holes. You can keep it. I regret not returning it to Eldafire, but I like to think I'm a changed man now -- Huh? The ring just got lighter, almost as if the curse disappeared. I'm feeling lighter now too, I think.

Thank you so much, %PCName. I really don't know what to say. This whole journey started in Vvardenfell in Seyda Neen, and you were kind enough to buy that cursed ring. Ha, it's been a minute. And you helped me the whole way, appearing whenever I was in need. Thank you. I think I can finally leave Morrowind and get back to Cyrodiil. I've heard great things about Mir Corrup.

Thank you, %PCName. I don't know what to say. Without your help, I'm not sure what would have become of me. You've helped me the whole way, appearing whenever I was in need. Thank you. I think I can finally leave Morrowind and get back to Cyrodiil. I've heard great things about Mir Corrup.

Thank you, friend. You've been more than good to me. I think I can finally leave Morrowind and get back to Cyrodiil. I've heard great things about Mir Corrup.

That's alright, I heard there's work available at the waterfront. Something about cleaning up the sewers I think. I should be able to save up enough money for the trip eventually.

As you can plainly see, I decided to play some more and lost everything. They must have rigged the games... Ah, It's no use, I can't make it here. Nothing I do works in this blasted province. Can you find it in your heart to spare me some drakes one last time, so I can return to Cyrodiil?

Thanks again, %PCName. I don't know where I'd be without your help.

Nine cheers to you, my friend!

You'll never believe what's happened to me! I struck it big at the Fortuna! Finally broke my streak of bad luck. You know what, since you've helped me so much in my trials I think you deserve this. Thank you, %PCName. I wouldn't have made it here without your help. After I'm done here, I think some more shopping is in order.

Thanks. Now if only I could find a pair of shoes and a shirt as well.

Thanks. Now if only I could find a pair of shoes as well.

Thanks. Now if only I could find a shirt as well.

Thanks. Now I've got the whole set again!

That's alright, I'll move faster without my clothes anyways.

That's alright. I don't have shoes either.

That's alright. I don't have a shirt either.

That's unfortunate. I'd prefer to be fully clothed.

By the way, have you seen my pants anywhere? I think I lost them as I clambered up this rock. I would rather have them back.

He will be released promptly. He will probably be right outside the building.

It was reported to us that he kept the company of the Redguard known as Lanette. She is a wanted criminal, but has evaded our guards. Until he surrenders the information we need to bring her to justice, he will remain in custody.

He was arrested for consorting with a wanted criminal. But I don't know you, and this matter does not concern you.

Yes, we arrested him. If he's an associate of yours, you'll want to speak with commander Irnami Silsi.

The Imperial? He was picked by some of the Indoril guards who garrison the Northern Lighthouse. You'll want to talk to their commander, Indoril Silsi.

If he followed someone into the Underworks and got robbed, that's on him. The Underworks are no place for travelers.

Alright, you've convinced me. Tell him he can work here for a week. That'll earn him enough to make his way to Narsis.

I don't know. Him gambling away his money doesn't exactly speak for his trustworthiness, does it?

I'm not interested in hiring a random nobody that just strolled into town and threw away his money.

He wants work? Well, our barkeep's dead, so I suppose another pair of hands wouldn't hurt. Sure, let him know he can start today.

He wants work? Talk to Irvileg downstairs. He runs the kitchen.

I'll make my way to Narsis once I've gotten paid. I think I can take a boat to Almas Thirr. Shouldn't be too difficult to find transport further south from there.

I'll be off to Narsis soon. I think I can take a boat to Almas Thirr. Shouldn't be too difficult to find transport further south from there.

Well, I'll just stay here for a while, then. Maybe I can make a drake or two washing cups for the barkeep.

My- my shirt? That's humiliating. Alright. It's not like I have many other options. But you're a strange one. At least I can get to Almas Thirr with this many drakes.

I'm broke, %PCName. I sold you my ring already. All I've left are the clothes on my back.

Thank you! You're a life-saver once again. This should be enough to get Almas Thirr at least, but I just know I'll be able to make it to Narsis from there.

You would? That would be wonderful.

Thank you for arranging that, %PCName. At least I'll be on my way to Narsis again, eventually. Maybe I can make it to Almas Thirr after a week or so.

Cirifae and Irvileg didn't seem too keen on helping me out, but maybe you'll have better luck with them.

Splendid. This should be enough to travel to Almas Thirr, at the very least.

Splendid. This should be enough to travel to Almas Thirr, at the very least.

Splendid. This should be enough to travel to Almas Thirr, at the very least.

You got my money back from Alomon? Where is it, then?

You got my money back from Alomon? Where is it, then?

You got my money back from Alomon? Where is it, then?

Thank you. Like I said, he's downstairs. The frowning Breton with the sideburns.

Still here, still broke. Shouldn't have played dice.

Had a rough journey across the Inner Sea. Decided to stop here for a drink. Ended up playing dice with that Alomon Juspethe fellow downstairs. Good conversationist, better player. Lost all the coin I had left. Say, you've helped me out before, can you talk to him, get me my money back? He looks well off enough, I'm sure he doesn't need the few coins he got off me. Or maybe you can convince the barkeep to let me work for some coin?

Had a rough journey across the Inner Sea. Decided to stop here for a drink. Ended up playing some dice. Lost all the coin I had left. Say, you've helped me out before, how about you help me out again? Maybe convince the barkeep to let me work for some coin?

That's me.

Yes, I've got the poor man's money. But you're right, I've got no need for it. I'm just here to enjoy my retirement, play some dice, hold some wagers. Let it never be said that I am not a generous supporter of the poor and downtrodden.

Yes, I've got the poor man's money. Won it in a fair game of dice. If he wants it back, you can put up a wager of your own.

Thank you. You're a life-saver. I'll head straight to Ebonheart and grab the next boat out of here. I think that's the fastest way off this island. Thanks again. And I hope your luck here is better than mine was.