Okay, then.

He must've lost it while traveling to Hlan Oek. Thank you, I'll give it back to him when he comes back home.

Aldam? My son? He's dead? How did he...? Oh, %Pcclass, leave me alone. Get out of here!

Is there anything else you wanted to tell me?

This is my son's amulet. Aldam's been living in Hlan Oek. He works at the docks there and sends me some of the money. Recently, the amount of gold he's sending has become quite large, I suppose he got a good position somewhere else in town. I'm so proud of my boy. I'll take the amulet from you, but tell me, %pcclass, how did you end up with Aldam's amulet?

This is Aldam Sorvas' amulet. His mother, Irvasa, still lives in the village. You could return it to her.

This amulet? I believe it's owned by Aldam, Irvasa Sorvas's son. He left for work in Hlan Oek some months ago. You should talk with her.

This amulet looks like it's made in Selyn, a small comberry and meadow rye farming community just south of Roa Dyr.

Amulets like these are quite common in the villages around Roa Dyr. Ask Terenu Sarvayn -- she might know which one this comes from.

This is a type of amulet that many people in this area wear. It clearly belongs to someone who hails from the Roa Dyr chapelry. Unfortunately I can't help you with the exact origin, but you might want to ask someone at the Clerk's Hall, in the basement of Ilvi House. They know the area and its customs quite well.

I've seen amulets like these around here, but I can't help you with any specifics.

This is a Velothi amulet. They used to be worn by many Dunmer, but ever since the Imperial occupation they've started to go out of fashion. People in more traditional minded places like the Indoril and Dres lands still wear these a lot. In fact, this particular design reminds me of the types of amulets people from around Roa Dyr tend to wear. If you're looking for its owner, you might want to ask around there.

This is a Velothi amulet. They used to be worn by many Dunmer, but ever since the Imperial occupation they've started to go out of fashion. People in more traditional minded places like the Indoril and Dres lands still wear these a lot. In fact, this particular design reminds me of the types of amulets people from around Roa Dyr tend to wear. If you're looking for its owner, you might want to ask around there.

This is clearly a traditional Dunmer amulet, but I'm not too well acquainted with these things. You might need to ask a Dark Elf.

This is a Velothi amulet. They used to be worn by many Dunmer, but ever since the Imperial occupation they've started to go out of fashion. People in more traditional minded places like the Indoril and Dres lands still wear these a lot. In fact, this particular design reminds me of the types of amulets people from around Roa Dyr tend to wear. If you're looking for its owner, you might want to ask around there.

This is a Velothi amulet. They used to be worn by many Dunmer, but ever since the Imperial occupation they've started to go out of fashion. People in more traditional minded places like the Indoril and Dres lands still wear these a lot. In fact, this particular design reminds me of the types of amulets people from around Roa Dyr tend to wear. If you're looking for its owner, you might want to ask around there.

This is clearly a traditional Dunmer amulet, but I'm not too well acquainted with these things. You might need to ask a Dark Elf.

This is clearly a traditional Dunmer amulet, but I'm not too well acquainted with these things. You might need to ask a Dark Elf.