I do have one final request for you. Addamarys had a unique ring. It is precious to me now that he himself is gone. Find Addamarys Saldro's ring for me. Please.

Situations like this require drastic measures, %PCName. I can only pray that we could avoid them.

Thank you, %PCName. I will send word to the Oran Plantation. I accept their silver. I accept their truce. If there ever shall be war in Aanthirin, it will not be because of me. I will not speak to my father of this, I swear it.

You're right. You're absolutely right. I refuse to believe Atran Oran. I refuse his silver bribes. Addamarys will be avenged! I will let my father know of this right away! He will send his assassins across the river.

Atran Oran sent condolences? I didn't expect this from a Hlaalu councilor. Do you suppose he was being sincere? Do you think I should accept the silver and let go of vengeance?

Have you killed Dels Ravyn? Good. That is what I wanted. I have cleared the bounty on your head. Take this money, assassin of the Temple. Now, please leave me alone. I wish to grieve for my dear friend in peace.

Have you killed Dels Ravyn? Good. That is what I wanted. Take this money, assassin of the Temple. Now, please leave me alone. I wish to grieve for my dear friend in peace.

Have you been at the Oran Plantation yet? What have you accomplished?

Yes, you're right, %PCName. I admit it. By the Three, you're right. As much as I hate the Hlaalu for killing my beloved Addamarys, they did not act against the ancient laws and customs of Morrowind. There will be no vengeance. I will not speak my father of this, I swear it.

You will not tarnish his memory! This is different. He wasn't born a slave. He was a noble serjo and lawman of House Indoril. He was my brother. My friend. So the Hlaalu are guilty. They tricked Addamarys into slavery and murdered him. And now they are trying to trick the Temple into defending them.

No, you are wrong. You never knew him. If I had been killed and he were alive, he would've killed every single one of the Hlaalu murderers. You might say what you wish, outlander of the Temple, but Addamarys' death will be avenged.

No right? What makes you say that?

Go then and negotiate with them. Councilor Atran Oran is the master of the Oran Plantation. See what he offers you. Otherwise, you can try to kill that barbarian Dels Ravyn. Succeed, and I will tell my father nothing of this, and we will have peace in Aanthirin.

You may do that if you wish, outlander of the Temple. But my father has a will of iron, and he will not be easily persuaded. You can find him in the Statesmen's Hall of Ilvi House.

It brings me some comfort to know that the Temple is on our side against the Hlaalu.

His killer is dead, too? I find this all so puzzling. Did you avenge my dear Addamarys or did you just happen to kill this Ravyn by chance? I don't know what to make of you, assassin of the Temple. Now, please leave me alone. I wish to grieve for my dear friend in peace.

I will have to let my father know of this. He will get the Morag Tong involved. I understand that the Temple would rather not have two Houses warring against each other, but the first blood has been drawn. Honor and tradition demand that Addamarys be avenged. The Hlaalu have brought this on themselves. Now I need you to answer one question, and then I must ask you to leave me alone. How could the Temple possibly help me now?

Why do you think Addamarys Saldro is dead, outlander?