I'm satisfied with how we settled the matter.

I heard you were able to convince Nalvos Omayn to run the inn. Well done. As promised, I'll settle the contract with Alvuru Omayn. The workers will start as soon as she confirms everything is under control.

Well, a recent development may actually spoil Andas' plans, and that is Nalvos Omayn's wise choice to become the publican. He and Andas are not exactly friends, so to speak. If I understand correctly, you had a part in convincing Nalvos? For that, I will send a Hlaalu contractor to Omaynis for free. The workers will start as soon as Alvuru Omayn confirms everything is under control.

Then return to me when you have it.

You will try to help me convince Nalvos Omayn, won't you?

I'm looking forward to hearing about your success.

Then return to me when you have it. Unless you decide to change your mind about Nalvos?

Thank you. I'm sure Andas will compensate you -- or maybe not, seeing how he treats some of his agents. Anyway, I'll send a message to Alvuru Omayn that the contract is settled. The workers will start as soon as she confirms everything is under control.

Would you like to pay for the contract now, or would you rather try to sway Nalvos Omayn instead?

Would you like to pay for the contract now?

Would you like to pay for the contract now, or would you rather try to sway Nalvos Omayn instead?

Would you like to pay for the contract now?

Tsk. It's disappointing that you aren't even trying to negotiate the deal, but if you return with the gold, I'll be happy to oblige.

That's the spirit. I unfortunately don't have anything else I can offer, so you'd better pay up. I was of half a mind to let the Redoran workers finish the inn instead, but that wouldn't look good, would it?

That's the spirit. Alvuru Omayn told me that she had intended her brother Nalvos Omayn to run the inn, but he suddenly declined. I believe Andas has a debt to settle with him, although Andas would never admit it. If he were to run the inn, it would be a blow against Andas' plans for Omaynis, so if you convince him, I'll hire the workers for free. How does that sound?

How am I supposed to be able to hire the contractor, when you don't have enough gold? Return to me when you have it, unless you want to make another deal?

You aren't even trying to negotiate the deal? I'm afraid generosity won't get you far within House Hlaalu. But I'm not complaining. I'll send a message to Alvuru Omayn that the contract is settled. They will start working as soon as she confirms everything is under control.

So Alvuru Omayn wants to make a new attempt? Can't stand the thought of Redoran workers building the town for her, can she? Well, if you hadn't figured already, Tholer Andas' fingers are in nearly everything around here, including the inn. Although I don't know his plans, I can tell you he's up to no good. I do NOT support his scheming.

So Alvuru Omayn shows interest again, does she? Keep in mind, Tholer Andas has his fingers in nearly everything around here, including this inn. I don't know what he's planning, but I have no interest in aiding his corrupt schemes. A previous construction crew that I had in mind turned out to have connections to Andas, but I have since managed to secure other workers out of his reach. They aren't cheap, however. I'm still missing some funds -- pay me 500 gold and I'll hire them for the inn in Omaynis.

Thanks again for negotiating the new contract.

Yes, Milns Lloran already sent some workers here. I don't know how you did it, but well done.

Yes, Milns Lloran sent me a message, explaining that the Hlaalu contractors are on the way. I don't know how you did it, but well done. There is still work to do before construction of the inn in Omaynis can start, though.

Yes, Milns Lloran sent me a message, explaining that the Hlaalu contractors are on the way. I don't know how you did it, but well done. You still need to get rid of the Redoran, though. I don't want to risk any fighting.

We were really close to negotiating a contract with Milns Lloran in Bal Foyen, so I think she is our best hope. She is a skilled negotiator with a sharp tongue, so I'd advise you to be careful when dealing with her.