Your gift was appreciated.

You'd better treat it with respect.

What beautiful craftmanship. And you say it's sent by a priest of the Empire? Such respect for the saints is not what I would expect from an outlander.

What beautiful craftmanship. Such respect for the saints is not what I would expect from an outlander. If only you could drag yourself away from that avaricious spirit you call a god.

What about that amulet?

Why would a servant of the Divines have such an amulet?

You don't seem to have such a thing on you.

I gave you the amulet. You'd better not lose it. The engravings take ages to make.

Here, take the amulet. It's a fine piece of work, don't you think? If this doesn't get Varel Sadryon off my back, I don't know what will. I sure hope Plutus Ceno is right about this. Avoiding either the chapel or the temple means parting ways with half my customers!

I will not talk about this with you until you make amends and rejoin the Imperial Cult.

There's no need to talk about it anymore.

Do you know the life of Saint Meris? It's truly remarkable how she made peace between two warring Houses. Perhaps her intervention has helped mend the relationship between the Tribunal Temple and the Imperial Cult here in Narsis.

Do you know the life of Saint Meris? It's truly remarkable how she made peace between two warring Houses. Perhaps her intervention may yet mend the relationship between the Tribunal Temple and the Imperial Cult here in Narsis.

The Temple has the strange notion that only their gods are to be worshipped. But I do not mean to insult them. I've sought solace in their saints myself at times. To smooth things over with the Temple, I commissioned Dovis Radreno to create a devotional amulet of Saint Meris. You remember his shop in the Old Quarter, don't you? I want you to pick up the amulet and deliver it to Varel Sadryon. By showing our appreciation for the saints of the Temple, he may be more open to understanding our own faith.

I ordered one from Dovis Radreno recently, yes. Why do you ask?