I'm seeing to its construction. The work is going according to plan.

Yes, this is going to be an inn in Hlaalu style. An odd type of architecture, I must say.

Yes, I heard they finished the inn. My workers did a good job, didn't they?

It is still under construction. With Nalvos Omayn as its publican, I think we can assure that Andas' plans for it will not come into fruition -- at least not in the short run.

It is still under construction. With Nalvos Omayn as its publican, I think we can assure that Andas' plans for it will not come into fruition -- at least not in the short run.

It is still under construction. I have a feeling Andas plans to use it for his own corrupt schemes once it's finished, benefitting no one except himself.

It is still under construction. I have a feeling Andas plans to use it for his own corrupt schemes once it's finished, benefitting no one except himself.

It is still under construction. I have a feeling Andas plans to use it for his own corrupt schemes once it's finished, benefitting no one except himself. Unless we prevent it, of course.

I'm surprised you still visit here, instead of being at the inn. Well, it's all quiet here now. There is only the kwama and a few miners visiting nowadays.

Quite the fancy place, isn't it? And how do you like the name? I wasn't allowed to bring any live kwama in here, but I'm still sure you'll enjoy your stay here more than at the mine pub.

Yes, they are building a new inn in Omaynis, so I'm expecting to lose all of my customers. Unless they really let me work there instead, but I hardly believe that to be true.

Yes, they are building a new inn in Omaynis, so I'm expecting to lose all of my customers. But whatever, if that includes Nalvos' drinking buddies, I shouldn't complain.

Yes, they are building a new inn in Omaynis, so I'm expecting to lose all of my customers. But whatever, if that includes Nalvos' drinking buddies, I shouldn't complain.

Yes, this is the new inn. Quite a fancy place I must say, although I wish I didn't have to work here. The profits are decent, but I'm getting tired of Andas sending his tax collectors here all the time. He should learn that I'm not going to give him anything!

I'm glad the inn is finally finished. It has proven to be an excellent source of income for the governor.

I'm glad the governor finally followed my advice and began construction of the new inn. She could have planned it all better, though.

It doesn't look like it is ever going to be finished.

The inn is completed! I guess you should visit it, although I'd recommend staying away from Olvys. He is a real nuisance, but at least he doesn't seem to enjoy his new situation.

The inn is completed! You really have to visit it, if you haven't already. Nalvos has proven to be surprisingly cooperative -- I knew it was the right choice to put him in charge of the inn.

Thank you for resolving all the problems with the inn. Construction is underway.

You need to convince the Redoran workers to leave before the construction can begin.

I still need you to negotiate a new contract before construction can begin.

I still need you to get rid of the Redoran workers and negotiate a new contract.

We have a contract, but you still need to find a new publican to run the inn.

I still need you to negotiate a new contract and find a new publican.

The Hlaalu cannot start working here unless the Redoran workers leave. You also need to find a new publican.

Have you made any progress yet? I need you to get rid of the Redoran workers, negotiate a new contract, and find a new publican.

We have a contract, but no one to run the inn. You need to either convince Nalvos Omayn to run the inn, or find a new publican.

I still need you to negotiate a new contract and either convince Nalvos Omayn to run the inn, or find a new publican.

The Hlaalu cannot start working here unless the Redoran workers leave. You also need to either convince Nalvos Omayn to run the inn, or find a new publican.

Have you made any progress yet? I need you to get rid of the Redoran workers, negotiate a new contract, and either convince Nalvos Omayn to run the inn, or find a new publican.

I have called the construction to a halt, but the Redoran workers refuse to leave, unless we buy them out. Maybe you'll have greater success? On top of that, I had intended my brother Nalvos Omayn to run the inn, but he had the gall to get killed, the first time I needed him in his entire life. So I'm afraid we'll need to find a new publican. Finally, you need to go to Milns Lloran in Bal Foyen to negotiate a new contract.

I have called the construction to a halt, but the Redoran workers refuse to leave, unless we buy them out. Maybe you'll have greater success? On top of that, I had intended my brother Nalvos Omayn to run the inn, but he no longer wants to do it. Perhaps you can make him change his mind? Otherwise, I'm afraid we'll need to find a new publican. Finally, you need to go to Milns Lloran in Bal Foyen to negotiate a new contract.

Oh, you already knew? Well, I have to admit I made a mistake. We were this close to negotiating a contract, so I announced the construction to the public. But then the contractor shamelessly raised their price to something we couldn't accept, and we were back at square one. What's worse is that the residents grew impatient, pooled their resources, and hired contractors from Veranis! Can you imagine such insolence?

Andas sent you? Yes, we are finally going to get a proper inn here. Gone will be the days when the residents would have to go to the mine to get a drink! The foundations for the inn have already been laid -- we are just waiting for some final preparations before construction can commence.

That inn has proven to be a disappointment so far. I really ought to get that scoundrel of a publican replaced! I'm too busy to deal with that now, though.

I heard the publican of the new inn met a tragic fate. What a pity. I ought to find a replacement, so we can get the place back in business.

That inn is a good investment, and I would not have gotten there without your help. Thank you.

I'm looking forward to see it completed, although I would have preferred someone else than Nalvos Omayn to run it.

I am really looking forward to see it completed.

Ah, yes. You are the one to take care of the Redoran workers? I'm afraid I can't help you, but I'm sure Ulvys Ules has some ideas.

I am still disappointed about the delay.

This is quite embarrassing, but we currently don't have anyone to issue the construction contracts in the area. Andas is working on finding a replacement for Milns Lloran, but that may still take a while.

The governor in Omaynis told us that you have killed the Redoran workers! What were you thinking? I expect she has explained the implications of this, but I truly hope you will take better care of your other business with us.

We got news of the tragic fate of the governor in Omaynis. I fear this will stall the construction of the inn for a long time. I find this very unfortunate.

If I understood correctly, there are no viable candidates left in Omaynis, so Alvuru Omayn refuses to resume construction of the inn. I'm sure there are plenty of worthy candidates in Bal Foyen, but that stubborn woman sometimes fails to see reason. I am disappointed.

I wish you would have found another publican for the inn. Nalvos Omayn has proven to be even worse than I had feared. He is refusing to pay us a single drake! We will have to deal with him in due course.

The inn is a lucrative affair for serjo Tholer Andas indeed. The publican has proven to be very cooperative.

The inn is still under construction. I hope our fears about Nalvos Omayn will not be confirmed.

The inn is still under construction. We are looking forward to seeing it finished.

My employer is dead, but I still think you deserve a reward for resolving the trouble with the inn. I still have access to Tholer Andas' treasury, so here you go.

I understand you were able to replace the Redoran workers with loyal contractors from House Hlaalu, but I question your choice of publican for the inn. Nalvos Omayn has caused problems for us in the past, so I sense this can only bring trouble. I suppose you deserve a payment for your troubles, though. What about some more business?

I understand you were both able to replace the Redoran workers with loyal contractors from House Hlaalu, and find a suitable candidate to run the inn. I am sure Tholer Andas will work out a lucrative deal with him. You deserve a good payment for this, naturally. What about some more business?

Have you been able to make the governor change her mind about the Redoran workers yet?

I would like you to go to Omaynis and speak with the governor to put an end to this madness. The silt strider may take you there, if you don't want to walk. The governor's residence is on top of the hill. And by the way, our contact in Omaynis might want to give you some advice. He should introduce himself while you are there. Here, take this gold -- I think you may need it.

The residents of Omaynis have long been yearning for a proper inn. Right now, they have to get their drinks in the mine, which is certainly not good for business. Now finally the governor, Alvuru Omayn, listened to our advice and announced that an inn will be constructed. But guess what? The building contractors are Redoran! Did she seriously think we would turn a blind eye to this?

The residents of Omaynis have long been yearning for a proper inn. Right now, they have to get their drinks in the mine, which is certainly not good for business. Now finally the governor, Alvuru Omayn, listened to our advice and announced that an inn will be constructed. But guess what? The building contractors are Redoran! Did she seriously think we would turn a blind eye to this?

The residents of Omaynis have long been yearning for a proper inn. Right now, they have to get their drinks in the mine, which is certainly not good for business. Now finally the governor, Alvuru Omayn, listened to our advice and announced that an inn will be constructed. But guess what? The building contractors are Redoran! Did she seriously think we would turn a blind eye to this?

The residents of Omaynis have long been yearning for a proper inn. Right now, they have to get their drinks in the mine, which is certainly not good for business. Now finally the governor, Alvuru Omayn, listened to our advice and announced that an inn will be constructed. But guess what? The building contractors are Redoran! Did she seriously think we would turn a blind eye to this?

Yes, this is our new inn. Olvys is doing a good job at the bar. I think you should order some food if you haven't already, it's great.

Yes, this is our new inn. It's a nice place, don't you think? Though the service could be better.

The completion of the inn is the biggest thing that has happened here in years! But who came up with the idea to let Nalvos Omayn run it? The food is always delayed, and he is drunk more often than not. It is still a big improvement over the mine pub, though.

The completion of the inn is the biggest thing that has happened here in years! You should visit it, if you haven't already. They have some really nice kwama steak, and liquors that I haven't had for years.

I'm looking forward to finally getting a proper inn here in Omaynis. It will be a nice change from the mine pub.

I'm looking forward to finally getting a proper inn here in Omaynis. It will be a nice change from the mine pub.