I'm sure you will make the right decision. You deserve to be rewarded for your service to our Temple, after all. And the Ordinators would offer you no more than platitudes and words of thanks, trust me. All you have to do is help me, and claim your reward yourself.

I knew you were a merciful %PCRace, %PCRank %PCName. When Ravur gets here, prevent her from arresting me, kill her, and even if our Lords will not reward us, I will reward you myself. You can have all the riches in this here house. As long as you do not breathe a word of what transpired, and let me walk away. I'll return to the Temple, and we will pretend like nothing ever happened. That is all I ask of you.

But it isn't right, %PCRank. Look at all the treasures around us. Think of all the things you could do with this money, %PCName! Please! It is all yours, if you just choose my side against Ravur!

I can't be caught by the Ordinators. They will do terrible things to me, %PCRank %PCName. They will take my hands and my feet and burn me on a pyre. But you remember the teachings of mercy of our Lady Almalexia, don't you? Surely I don't deserve whatever the Ordinators will do to me? Tell you what, you can share in these riches. After all, you too deserve to be rewarded for diligently doing your duties? Here, take this, please. An advance. And then let us discuss what you can do to help me.

To retire, comfortably and quietly. I would sell this house, and take these riches that I have earned and should have been given. And I would move somewhere far away. I deserve that at least, after a lifetime of devoted service. But you and Ravur have put a stop to that now. Still, that doesn't mean we need to involve the Ordinators, do we, %PCName?

Betray their trust? I toiled, for decades, just to serve them, and the people of Bal Foyen. Scraped together what we could just to feed ungrateful mouths. Like babes clinging to Lady Almalexia's teats, the poor and wretched suck us dry. But I did my duties, without complaining. And what did I get for it in return? Nothing! Our gods have abandoned us, they have retreated into their palaces, with no regard for our service. No, %PCRank, we will not be rewarded, we will need to claim our fortune ourselves.

Damn that Ravur Othravel. I knew that would-be-novice was no good the moment she stepped into my Temple. I thought I had shaken the Ordinators when Galdar left, but they're sneakier than people give them credit for. Fine. You caught me. But I assure you I have a good reason for doing what I did. I'm sure you will see sense, see my side of the story. You have to. I have taken nothing I haven't deserved.

Yes... I mean... The insinuations you are making, against your superior, are grave offenses in and of themselves and cause for immediate expulsion from the Temple. Be very careful with what you say, %PCRank. You would dare accuse me of stealing from the Temple?

Preposterous! I would never. I have dedicated my life to the Temple and the Tribunal. The sanctity of our Temple and the funds entrusted to us are beyond question, and to insinuate I would act in contravention of my duties is deeply insulting!

Nalvs' guilt is established beyond any doubt now.

I suspect Nalvs Andolin is defrauding the Temple, and has tampered with Ulmon Vathri's will.

You see, it seems to me that the amount of money flowing into this Temple's coffers vastly outstrips the meager amount Nalvs is willing to spend on the Temple's charitable mission. I've started to believe that Nalvs is embezzling money, and has probably been doing so for a long time. I haven't yet been able to confirm my suspicions, but this business with Ulmon Vathri's will has only raised them.