Really? Oh, I see. It seems we were about to make a terrible mistake! Thank you for intervening. Generic
An illusion experiment? What are you talking about? That skeleton is clearly some vile necromancer's conjured minion. We will send it back into the void! Generic
Thank you for your help, %PCName. Please, allow me to teach you this chameleon spell as a reward. Saylenus Ramaril
It worked! By the Three, it worked! Well... my clothes seem to have turned invisible for good, but this is still a significant improvement. It's better to be naked than to be a skeletal abomination, eh? Thank you for your help, %PCName. Saylenus Ramaril
[Saylenus Ramaril drinks the third potion. Finally, his skin reappears to cover the gruesome display of flesh and guts.] Saylenus Ramaril
[Saylenus Ramaril drinks the first potion of dispel. One by one, his lungs, liver, intestines and other organs start to turn visible again.] Saylenus Ramaril
A potion of dispel should cancel the effects of my spell. You'd better bring me three potions, just to be safe. Please hurry. I hate looking like this. Saylenus Ramaril
Are you sure? Couldn't you at least think about it? I would greatly appreciate your help. Saylenus Ramaril
Thank you, %PCName. I suspect that a potion of dispel might be able to undo the spell. Now, they can be bought from most alchemists, but since I look like an undead monster, I can't really go shopping for potions. Perhaps, you could get me what I need? Go to Bal Foyen and try asking the local healers and alchemists or the Mages Guild. You'd better bring me three potions, just to be safe. Saylenus Ramaril
I was out here experimenting with a new version of the invisibility spell. As you can see, my experiment was only partially successful. My skin and my flesh have been rendered completely invisible, but unfortunately my skeleton has not. Moreover, I am having trouble undoing the spell's effects and have been stuck with this cadaverous appearance for days. Could I perhaps rely on you for some help? Saylenus Ramaril