I have heard that you claim to be the Incarnate. I do not know the truth of the matter, but for now I will not give you duties.

You have been expelled from the Temple.

House Hlaalu is corrupted by Imperial influence, and while its nobles are grasping at fortune, they ignore the plight of their people. The common folk of Bal Foyen are suffering, and they look to the Temple for aid. And like Lady Almalexia, we provide. We offer food for the hungry, and we do our best to provide safe shelter for pilgrims and paupers alike. But our resources are limited, and there are so many in need. If we cannot convince the Hlaalu nobility to support the charitable mission, it will fail.

It is truly a desperate situation. If we do not steer the nobles of Bal Foyen away from their fascination with Imperial fortune, I fear this corruption will trickle down from on high onto the common people. A cure for greed is needed before the affliction can spread.

I think Nalvs is overstating things a little. Sure, Bal Foyen has problems, but so does any city. Most people here are ardent supporters of the Tribunal Temple, nobles included.

I appreciate the Temple's concern for the wellbeing of my people, but I shouldn't have to remind you that they are my people, not yours.

I trust you've never seen the Imperial City? This is nothing.

I don't know what you're talking about. Everyone's just trying to get by.

What's morality going to help, when there's money to be made?

Moral decay indeed, I'm looking at a prime example. What do you want, outlander?