Well done. I heard it all -- Silana must have been fuming! I'll be sure to spread the word of what Zenithar thinks about the Company.

No true friend of workers would try to keep us all down like that. I'm disappointed, %PCClass.

I hope you find the book's instruction useful.

What a wonder that you convinced miserly Silana to raise our pay. Please, take this book. It should be of interest to such an eloquent orator as yourself.

Our pitiful pay brings me no joy. But now that my lute is back, I can at least tolerate it.

This work ill suits me, for I am not just some rough-handed hireling. I have the soul of a bard! Alas, my lute is gone.

Oh, no. If Silana thinks we got you to denounce her like that, we'll all be out of a job!

I guess I can see why the Company can't afford to pay us any more. But Senipli and Fonten won't be happy about what you did.

You've done a good thing today, %PCClass.

I never expected that Silana would agree to a wage increase! You should talk to Fonten. He's got something for you.

I'm not saying that I'm delighted about what they're paying us, but things could be much worse.

Sure, I'm not happy about things. But I've tried to keep Senipli and Fonten's demands from getting out of hand. I can't risk losing this job. My poor sick husband depends on what I earn here.

Thank you for trying to help us, but it looks like all you've done is make Silana angry. I don't think we'll be getting better pay any time soon.

You're just like the rest of them. I thought one of you priests might think more about morals than money when making decisions, but I guess I was wrong.

Thank you again, outlander.

You've really helped us all out -- I think Fonten has a gift for you, actually.

Thank you for helping with my debts. But I still barely make enough to live off of, and your Cult doesn't help us commoners out with that. Can't you make Silana see reason?

When I left my tribe and came to Narsis, I thought I'd be able to live a better life here than out in a yurt in some ash waste. But our wages are so low I might have been better off staying back there. I can't even leave now, either. I owe too much in gambling debts.

I have nothing more to say to a killer like you.

I wanted you to get them back to work, not murder them! I don't need a madman like you involved in this dispute. Get out of here!

I wanted you to get them back to work, not murder them! I don't need a madman like you involved in this dispute. Get out of here!

I wanted you to get them back to work, not murder them! I don't need a madman like you involved in this dispute. Get out of here!

I've heard more than enough from you.

Thank you for helping us resolve this disagreement with our workers.

How dare you threaten me! The East Empire Company has been nothing but generous towards the Imperial Cult, and this is the thanks we get? Don't think that you've scared me. I know that the Company serves the Nine and Empire, no matter what some rabble-rousing lay servant has to say. Now get out!

I wouldn't say that we disrespect them, %PCClass. But perhaps we could manage to pay them a little bit more, just to show our appreciation for their efforts. I'll see what I can do. You should let the workers know about this. I'm sure they'll be happy, at least.

Are you implying that way we disrespect our workers? Their wages are completely standard for Narsis. Generous, really, compared to Morrowind as a whole. This is not going to change, so I'll wait for you to reconsider.

Yes, I expected that the Imperial Cult would understand. I arranged for several certificates of EEC stock in your name, and I'll have you registered as a trader at the Mesa Exchange shortly. You can sell them there; it's the tall building in the Market Quarter, if you didn't know. Or wait for their value to appreciate as the company expands. Just make sure to offer prayers to Zenithar on our behalf!

Are you still concerned about our -- really very fair, I might add -- treatment of the workers? If you agree with me that Zenithar desires they work hard and keep silent, it will be worth your while.

You solved their little problems? Good. That should be enough to satisfy them. Zenithar desires that laborers work hard and be content with their lot. Can I let them know that you agree?

Senipli Babal, Fonten Flam and Rozal are the workers who have been causing trouble. You can find them in the storage room behind me. Sort out some of their complaints, but remember that their wages will not be increased.

I'm glad you're here to help us with this dispute. The laborers are spending more time whining than working. See if you can sort out some of their problems. But know that an increase to wages is off the table. We're already generous enough as it is, and the Company does need to turn a profit! Senipli Babal, Fonten Flam and Rozal are the workers who have been causing trouble. You can find them in the storage room behind me.

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

Your actions were reprehensible. I should never have put my trust in you.

I expect you to act with more tact in the future. The laborer and the merchant are like the left and right hands of Zenithar. They should work in tandem.

I don't expect there to be any more disputes for some time. The laborer and the merchant are like the left and right hands of Zenithar. They should work in tandem.

What possessed you to kill a worker? That was no way to resolve the dispute! I henceforth expel you from the Imperial Cult. Never set foot here again!

What possessed you to kill Silana Sentulus? That was no way to resolve the dispute! I henceforth expel you from the Imperial Cult. Never set foot here again!

Did you hit your head while helping out the workers? How could you insult a patron of the Imperial Cult like that? Word of your fiery preaching has spread already, and I doubt other merchants will fund our work and chapels so readily now, let alone the Company. You were very foolish, and I will give you no reward for this.

It sounds like you did what you could for the workers. If they endure in their labors, I'm sure Zenithar will someday reward them. More importantly, the East Empire Company will be grateful for our mediation in the dispute. Take these scrolls. May all your conflicts be resolved so peacefully.

It sounds like you found a good compromise, acceptable for both the workers and the bosses. The East Empire Company will be grateful for our mediation in the dispute. Take these scrolls. May all your conflicts be resolved so peacefully.

This dispute is unfortunate. Zenithar wishes that both the worker and merchant may prosper.

They complain that their bosses overwork and underpay them. However, the East Empire Company is an important patron of the Imperial Cult. Do try to improve conditions for the workers, but make absolutely sure not to offend Company management! Their effort in bringing wealth to Morrowind is pleasing to Zenithar. The Narsis office of the Company is located north of here, near the Seventh Hlaalu Family's manor and on the lower level of the covered docks. Speak with Silana Sentulus once you arrive.