You found it? I'm so glad it's not destroyed! Do you have any idea how much paperwork that saves me?

As I said, it's probably destroyed. Please don't talk about this too much. It's very embarrassing.

You're looking for the Omathi dedication? I knew I wouldn't be able to avoid this... We might have had a small fire in the archive, just a small one. Comes with the territory of having a room full of flammable paper, you see. The dedication she's looking for may have been destroyed in the fire -- we couldn't find it after we quickly extinguished the flames. I'm sorry. I'll allow you to search for the document yourself in the office downstairs, but I can't give you any guarantees that it's still there.

If you've already obtained that document, there is nothing I can assist you with.

If you change your mind, I'll be here.

Thank you. Tell Madura Andrano at the Office of Recording that you have my approval. She can get you the dedication.

You don't have that money, outlander.

I assume Bidsi Omathi sent you this way? Yes, some talk of her has spread around. Shame about that matter. I can approve the dedication to be released for a small fee of 10 gold.

Well, friend, if you've found that paper yourself, I assume you don't require my help anymore.

My job here is done. I'd be glad to do business with you again. If you need anything yourself, ask around the Limping Scrib.

There you are. Here's the Omathi dedication. It was a bit charred when I found it, but otherwise I think it's in quite an excellent condition. She'll be happy to have this back. Isn't it nice to do someone a good deed?

Like I said, come back in one day. I don't work that fast.

Ah-ha! Here it is, lots of nice and juicy information in here that will make my buyer a very happy person. You've earned the discount. Just fifty septims now. Unless you've decided you just wanted to do me some charity.

Can't even pay fifty septims? You're worse off than the pilgrim. Discount still stands if you change your mind or come into some money, though.

Good luck. Like I said, it's in the main hall of the Office of Recording with all the tables. Take a look around, and try not to get caught.

Very well. Good luck finding the scroll on your own. It is there, I assure you.

There's a little unimportant thing I want from the Office of Recording. A scroll that's just lying on a table in the office's main hall that has some... financial information, something regarding House Hlaalu. A buyer of mine would like it in order to avoid surprises. Get that for me and I can manage a discount for Bidsi Omathi.

Good, good. Your money is going to good places, I assure you. Come back here tomorrow. I'll have her dedication ready and in your hands without anyone knowing.

Good, good. Your money is going to good places, I assure you. Come back here tomorrow. I'll have her dedication ready and in your hands without anyone knowing.

You don't have that much gold, friend.

Changed your mind, friend? It's just fifty septims. My offer still stands.

You're back. Have you found the scroll I need? Or have you decided you'd rather just pay for the easy way out?

So, Bidsi Omathi has finally gotten desperate enough to reach out, eh? If you're considering a deal with me to get around the red tape, it'll cost you two hundred septims. I could consider a discount if you get your hands on something for me, though. What will it be?

I still can't believe it's just... gone.

I'm just happy to have the dedication safe and sound in my hands. Thank you, %PCName.

A discount? I suppose you're more suave than I expected. All of this for a poor pilgrim down on their luck. Here, you do deserve it after all. The money I've left will let me continue my pilgrimage for a little while longer, at least.

That is true. It will be the last of my money for this pilgrimage, but I'll give it to you for allowing me to be able to do this. May your travels be more fortunate than mine.

You're far too kind, especially to a down on their luck pilgrim such as myself. I suppose that finishes things then. I'll never forget you. I'll write your presence down in my dedication. You made it possible.

So it's gone... destroyed in a fire by bumbling office workers. I've come here for nothing. At least I've found some kindness in you, %PCName. I'll be leaving here soon.

Here it is at long last! Sure, it's a bit sooty, but I can still write my line and complete my pilgrimage. Thank you, %PCName. Oh, it was Adosi Biran who helped you? I'm sure that was very expensive, but I don't have all that much left in my pilgrimage fund.

Here it is at long last! Sure, it's a bit sooty, but I can still write my line and complete my pilgrimage. Thank you, %PCName. Here -- this reward won't be enough for the good you've done, but it is all I can reasonably offer.

Oh! That's what I was looking for indeed! It's a bit sooty, but I can still write my line and complete my pilgrimage. Thank you! Here -- this reward won't be enough for the good you've done, but it is all I can reasonably offer.

I'm counting on you, %PCName. Moram Llervor is in the Office of Intercession, and that shifty Adosi Biran can be found at the Limping Scrib. I'll leave it up to you to decide which of them can help me. Just let me know when you've found the dedication.

It's my pilgrimage, after all. I'm supposed to be able to take care of myself. Thank you for listening to me anyway, sera.

What a relief. The only way I can think of to get around the paper pushers at the Office of Recording is to go directly to the Office of Intercession at the plaza. I would, but I doubt they'd listen to me. Moram Llervor is the one to look for there. Alternatively, maybe you could talk to someone named Adosi Biran at the Limping Scrib, west of here. He offered to find it for me, but the price was much higher than I expected.

So, what have you found out?

Oh, I came here to Almas Thirr to add a line to my grandfather's dedication, like my father before me. It's a tradition. I went to the Office of Recording in the Upper Waistworks, but for some reason they don't let me see it. I hate to ask, as this pilgrimage is supposed to be my own, but... perhaps you could help me?