Don't bring that up again. I'm still angry about it.

Yes, I remember how you resolved that matter.

Tola Serevam is dead. Since you were not able to prevent that from happening, I'll think twice before offering you any business again.

You imbecile! Tola reported that her caravans have been delayed indefinitely, thanks to your actions! I'll think twice before offering you any business again.

Yes, I heard from Tola that you were able to resolve the matter. However, I understand that your actions left a bit to desire, so I'll reduce your payment a bit. I do have more business for you, though.

Yes, I heard from Tola that you were able to resolve the matter. However, I understand that your actions left a bit to desire, so I'll reduce your payment a bit. I do have more business for you, though.

Yes, I heard from Tola that she was happy with how you handled the matter. I hope this gold will cover your expenses. Are you ready for some more business?

I sent you to Tola Serevam to investigate the matter. I still haven't heard of your success.

Tola Serevam's caravans have been delayed in Arvud for a while. She is one of the most influential Hlaalu merchants in the city, so it would be bad for our House if this continues. Personally, I suspect Arvud's governor has overstepped her duties, but I'm sure Tola herself has more information. You can find her at the Golden Moons Club. One piece of advice, though: Tola has a reputation of being very tight fisted with her money, so be prepared to bribe her. Naturally, I will compensate you.

Tola Serevam's caravans have been delayed in Arvud for a while. She is one of the most influential Hlaalu merchants in the city, so it would be bad for our House if this continues. Personally, I suspect Arvud's governor has overstepped her duties, but I'm sure Tola herself has more information. You can find her at the Golden Moons Club. One piece of advice, though: Tola has a reputation of being very tight fisted with her money, so be prepared to bribe her. Naturally, I will compensate you.

Tola Serevam's caravans have been delayed in Arvud for a while. She is one of the most influential Hlaalu merchants in the city, so it would be bad for our House if this continues. Personally, I suspect Arvud's governor has overstepped her duties, but I'm sure Tola herself has more information. You can find her at the Golden Moons Club. One piece of advice, though: Tola has a reputation of being very tight fisted with her money, so be prepared to bribe her. Naturally, I will compensate you.

My caravans are still stuck in Arvud. With Armas Tyravel dead, I don't think they'll be released any time soon. Are you happy about that?

Thank you for getting my caravans back in business.

That scoundrel! I should have known it was him! He'll pay for this, I'll tell you. But that's not your business. Anyway, I'll report to Dreynos Helvi how you handled this. I advise you to be quicker next time you get urgent business, though.

That scoundrel! I should have known it was him! He'll pay for this, I'll tell you. But that's not your business. Anyway, you did me a great service, so I'll make sure to instruct Dreynos Helvi to reward you well for this.

You disappoint me. Not only did you take your time, but you also allowed your opponent to withhold information from you. I thought you would have learned by now that you should never allow that to happen. Anyway, I'll leave it to Dreynos Helvi to judge your actions.

You disappoint me. I thought you'd have learned by now that you should never allow your opponents to withhold information from you. Anyway, I'll leave it to Dreynos Helvi to judge your actions.

In that case, I won't report this to Dreynos Helvi. It's your choice.

So it wasn't the governor's fault after all? And your way of handling this speaks well of you indeed. Did you learn anything about the saboteur's employer?

So it wasn't the governor's fault after all? In that case, it's good you got rid of the saboteur. Did you learn anything about his employer?

Would you care to tell me how you resolved it now?

Would you care to tell me how you resolved it now?

What are you waiting for? You should be in Arvud, not here! I told you to be quick about this, didn't I?

It's about time Dreynos sent someone to deal with that matter! My caravans have been stuck in Arvud for weeks. That corrupt governor is asking me to pay additional dues to get them released! I run the most respected caravanning business between Kragenmoor and Bal Foyen, and no one asks ME for additional dues! Go and tell her that. Or I guess this is handled by her steward, Armas Tyravel. You can find him at her manor. Just remember to be quick about it -- any further delay would spoil my flawless record.

It's about time Dreynos sent someone to deal with that matter! My caravans have been stuck in Arvud for weeks. That corrupt governor is asking me to pay additional dues to get them released! I run the most respected caravanning business between Kragenmoor and Bal Foyen, and no one asks ME for additional dues! Go and tell her that. And be quick about it -- any further delay would spoil my flawless record.

Yes, I heard Anbarys decided to atone for his crimes and left town. While there's no guarantee that he won't stir up trouble here again, I decided to release the caravans. I think you should return to Tola with the good news.

Now that Anbarys is dead, I've released the caravans. I think you should return to Tola with the good news.

As I said, I suspect Anbarys Irathi has sabotaged the food. I won't release the caravans until you've either dealt with him or found another suspect.

You see, I'm very familiar with how well Tola manages her business. If the food would have been spoiled at departure, I'm sure she would have noticed. Therefore, I suspect someone has sabotaged the food. I didn't want to raise the saboteur's suspicion, so that's why I came up with this rude excuse to catch her attention. Now that I have entrusted you with this, perhaps you can help me catch the saboteur?

That's another problem I have on my plate. This is so frustrating! Wait, did Tola Sevaram send you? Then I think you can actually be of use. You see, I did order the caravans to halt here, but not for the reason I've had Tola believe. No, I'm not after her money -- please forward my apologies when you return to her. This is something much more serious: the food they were carrying was diseased. If that shipment would have reached Kragenmoor, it could have ruined Tola's business, as well as our own.

So Armas claims the food had spoiled? Well, they did confiscate some of it, but that was only because I couldn't pay. Tola would never allow anyone to bring spoiled food to her caravans, I can tell you. To my ears, that just sounds like a bad excuse from the corrupt authorities here.

You don't tell! The governor's steward asked me to pay additional dues, as if I would be able to do that. I smell corruption here, that I do.

My steward was handling that, but he's dead now. I'm afraid I know nothing about the caravans, so I can't help you further.

My steward was handling that, but he's dead now. I'm afraid I know nothing about the caravans, so I can't help you further.

You should bring that up with my steward, Armas Tyravel. He's the one in charge of the trade here. You can find him on the first floor.

You should bring that up with my steward, Armas Tyravel. He's the one in charge of the trade here. You can find him on the first floor.

I don't know what you're talking about. Maybe someone else around here knows something?

Armas Tyravel used to handle that, but he's dead now. I don't think there's anyone else here that could help you.

Armas Tyravel used to handle that, but he's dead now. I don't think there's anyone else here that could help you.

I'd speak with Armas Tyravel about that.