If you want a fight, go talk to Cunius. He's a pushover. You won't get anywhere trying to bribe me or threaten me.

Take your accusations elsewhere.

I gave you the key. I'm risking my job here, if not my life. What more do you want?

All right, all right. I'll tell you this because I trust you. Take this key. There's a record book in Odral's Helvi chest on the second floor. Stendar have mercy on me if anyone finds out about this.

What are you suggesting?

What more evidence do you need?

You want evidence? Dahleena tells you where to get it. Odral Helvi has a chest on the second floor of the Governor's Hall. Unlock the chest and you will find a book. A record book. Bring this book back to your friend and watch his eyes when he smiles.

Yes, you found the evidence I was looking for.

Look for journals or record books. Interrogate the miners. I am sure there is corruption there, and I have faith that you will find it.

I respect you, %PCName, but I won't sit here and listen to your accusations.

Take your accusations elsewhere. I have no time for this. Good day to you, %PCRace.

Cunius Pelelius and Odral Helvi run the show here. I wouldn't mess with them if I were you.

Tell it to the boss.

Tell it to the boss.

I get my drakes every week and keep my eyes shut. You want to see what's going on? Go bother those guys at the Governor's Hall.

Are you accusing me of something?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Yeah.

I won't be trying that case. With all luck, it'll be held in Cyrodiil. I wish I could see the magistrate's face when he finds out who the prosecution's star witness is.

%PCName, I am issuing an arrest warrant for Aetia Nemesia on charges of embezzlement, fraud, counterfeit, and conspiracy to commit murder. Let Merxia Vendicci know. It'd be best if she were present to oversee the arrest as a Company director.

Your Indoril friends dutifully included the full transcript in case any omissions would seem dubious. Everything related to Miss Nemesia is dealt with quickly. Then there's a bunch of stuff of no interest whatsoever to the Empire... misdeeds of the spoon against the ghost of Elavor Nerer in 2E 657... Wait, what's this about the Battlespire? Oh dear. I'll have to call Ocato after this.

What do you have there, Citizen? You got a confession from a what? Let me see. Ugh. Yes, I can tell this is from the Indoril even without the seals. Well, fair enough. Let me look over this for a moment...

It would appear that to enlist the Silverspoon's aid -- to impress it, more or less -- Aetia confessed many previous crimes, including what the Empire would call embezzlement, fraud, and even conspiracy to commit murder. Corruption. We have extracted the Silverspoon's confession of Aetia's confessions, which under Imperial law would be actionable evidence of corruption. It is not unprecedented for the Empire to seek Redoran or Indoril testimony; even Imperials know we are trustworthier than Imperials.

I admit it was a little obvious in retrospect.

Aetia's corruption no longer taints our branch, thanks to you.

We won't be doing any more business together.

Okay. I'll be taking that back. By the way, I can't fire Aetia yet, but I can fire you, %PCRank, and am doing so.

Might this refresh your memory?

Okay. Let's talk about the excise agent.

Thank you for all you've done.

Thank you for what you've done. Indoril documents carry great weight in Imperial courts of law. And the words of Clavicus Vile's artifacts mean a lot to certain members of our board of directors, if not myself. I regret that Aetia has died, but her accomplices should see Imperial justice. Take these as tokens of my favor, %PCName.

Thank you for what you've done. Indoril documents carry great weight in Imperial courts of law. And the words of Clavicus Vile's artifacts mean a lot to certain members of our board of directors, if not myself. So Aetia will be out of the Company and hopefully in prison, alongside her smuggler accomplice and those counterfeiters. The latter parties' testimony will be extremely helpful. For your service to Empire and Company, %PCName, I'd like you to have these as a token of the Emperor's favor. Thank you.

Thank you for what you've done. Indoril documents carry great weight in Imperial courts of law. And the words of Clavicus Vile's artifacts mean a lot to certain members of our board of directors, if not myself. So Aetia will be out of the Company and hopefully in prison alongside those counterfeiters. If only we got that kwama egg merchant. The Silverspoon mentioned that he was an accomplice smuggler in disguise; his testimony would have been helpful. No matter. Take these as tokens of my favor, %PCName.

Thank you for what you've done. Indoril documents carry great weight in Imperial courts of law. And the words of Clavicus Vile's artifacts mean a lot to certain members of our board of directors, if not myself. So Aetia will be out of the Company and hopefully in prison alongside her smuggler accomplice. If only we got those counterfeiters in too; the Silverspoon mentioned that they were her accomplices all along. Their testimony would have been helpful. No matter. Take these as tokens of my favor, %PCName.

Thank you for what you've done. Indoril documents carry great weight in Imperial courts of law. And the words of Clavicus Vile's artifacts mean a lot to certain members of our board of directors, if not myself. So Aetia will be out of the Company and hopefully in prison. I wish we had more of her accomplices locked up too. The Silverspoon mentioned a smuggler disguised as an egg merchant, and those counterfeiters you killed were her old accomplices. Their testimony would be helpful. Oh, well. Take this.

I'll see you in Aetia's office, %PCName.

Belisatha Mede said it would be best if I were present to oversee Aetia's arrest? I agree. I'll see you in Aetia's office, %PCName.

Interrogating the Silverspoon about Aetia, in Daedric no less, and then registering the results as evidence of corruption... The Indoril are geniuses, no doubt about that. You'll want to get that affidavit over to Belisatha Mede, the Imperial magistrate. She is located in the Ministry of Justice within the Curia's Central Offices in the Ebon Tower.

I suspect that Aetia is using the privileges of her post to enrich herself at the Company's expense. But without hard evidence of corruption to convince the rest of the board, none of my suspicions are even worth firing her over, let alone arresting her.

I suspect that Aetia is using the privileges of her post to enrich herself at the Company's expense. But without hard evidence of corruption to convince the rest of the board, none of my suspicions are even worth firing her over, let alone arresting her. So I'd like to hear from you. Tell me of the assignments she's sent you on, starting with the first.