You dealt with that issue, %PCName.

You paid Ratagos's compensation yourself? You did well, %PCName, and I am sure my Master will appreciate your act, but be warned that others in our House might look upon such 'benevolence' as weakness. Here, take this ring as a reward.

You made the perpetrator apologize to Ratagos? Excellent work, %PCRank. Here, take this ring as a reward.

Have you dealt with the problem?

Yes. Master Mithras has sent word of a recent disturbance in Ranyon-ruhn. Apparently, one of his subjects spat at Ratagos, the local Temple priest. Although we Telvanni do not hold much love for the Temple, my Master likes to keep his town respectful and orderly. To that end, I want you to go to Ranyon-ruhn, find the perpetrator and make him apologize to Ratagos. In addition, he should pay a small fine that you should use to compensate Ratagos.

That would be acceptable, were you not lying. I do not see those drakes on your person.

That would be acceptable, were you not lying. I do not see such a letter on your person.

That would be acceptable, were you not lying. I do not see those drakes on your person.

That would be acceptable, were you not lying. I do not see those drakes on your person.

That is most kind of you, serjo. It is good to see that you hold some respect for me, even if the citizens here do not. I shall maintain my work in Ranyon-ruhn, regardless of this offense. Thanks to you, serjo, I have renewed faith in the character of the Telvanni.

Thank you, serjo. It is good to see that Mithras holds some respect for me, even if his citizens do not. I shall maintain my work here, regardless of this offense.

Thank you, serjo. It is good to see that Mithras holds some respect for me, even if his citizens do not. I shall maintain my work here, regardless of this offense.

Have you spoken with Dilnar?

Have you spoken with Dilnar?

Very well, serjo. You appear to have good intentions, so I will tell you who it was who caused this offense to me. As I walked through the street yesterday, Dilnar Llenim blocked my path. Before I could ask him to move, he spat at me, and demanded that I leave Ranyon-ruhn, in less polite terms. Frankly, this was of little surprise to me. As the old saying goes, "better to preach to the deaf than to the Telvanni".

I do not trust you to handle the situation, %PCName. You are, after all, Telvanni.

You should speak to Ratagos himself about that, %PCName.

Ha. You do that. And you call yourself Telvanni? I've seen mudcrabs more persistent than you.

Hmm. I suppose you are right. [Dilnar grudgingly scribbles out a quick note] Here, take him this, and these drakes. It is only on my Master's behalf I do this, you understand.

Pah. That self-righteous fetcher should just get out of town. We don't need his type here. Master Mithras is all we need to protect us and keep the law.