I have no idea what to do about her. I hope Lord Ilvi's minister will eventually intervene. Llendyl Darothan
I don't know what you told her, but somehow her screaming's gotten even worse! Foolish of me to expect anything but trouble from an outlander. Llendyl Darothan
She said you should meet her at the Crossing of Lamps to discuss your reward for helping her. You should probably hurry up, as she mentioned she will be traveling on soon. Llendyl Darothan
Very well, the prisoner is over there. She's the only outlander we have right now, so you won't miss her. Llendyl Darothan
That Redguard woman's been causing me a pounding headache ever since we locked her up. She's the loudest prisoner I've had here, constantly ranting and raving about some injustice or another. Now, there's a harsh way to deal with this, but I've gathered she's involved with the Imperial Archaeological Society somehow. A confrontation with the Empire would only make my headache worse. Since you're an outlander, how about you deal with her problem and put an end to my pain? There's a reward in it for you. Llendyl Darothan
I asked for solid proof, and here it is. I have no doubt that Lord Ilvi's minister will release the prisoner after I present this evidence to her. Thank you for helping us do justice here, outlander -- and, more importantly, ridding me of this nuisance. Take these scrolls as your reward. You should also speak with Marlene now. Llendyl Darothan
What? Just my luck. The guards are so good at arresting innocent people like me, but when a bandit is getting away with a theft, they do nothing! Take some gold for your help, even if you were too late to save my amulet. Marlene
Thank you, %PCName, you're a lifesaver! Please, take this gold as the reward for all of your efforts. I must travel on now, but I hope to meet you again someday! Marlene
I can't express my gratitude to you for freeing me, %PCName! But I'm still missing my family amulet. It must have been somewhere in the thief's hideout -- did you manage to find it there? It would mean a great deal to me if you could return it. It's the only thing that remains to me of my mother. Marlene
So you're telling me that... Oh, I... don't even know what to say. Thank you so much, %PCName! I'll meet you at the Crossing of Lamps after I'm released -- in a day or so, I expect. We'll discuss the reward I've promised you then. Marlene
That wretched guard! How could I possibly make this story up? What rot! Looks like finding that thief's location is the only way I'm getting of out this. You should go east and speak to the farmer who called the guards on me -- he must have seen something of that thief. Ask the guard for directions. Please do this for me, %PCName! This is my last resort! Marlene
You had a chance to do the right thing, %PCRace, but you chose otherwise. Get away from me! Everyone here is heartless scum! Marlene
Excellent! Maybe you can just explain what I said to that dumb prison guard. She refuses to listen to me, but you've had more luck. Marlene
Now that you know the story, please help me retrieve my amulet from that filthy thief and get me out of here! Since I work for the Imperial Archaeological Society, I have my salary to reward you with. Marlene
Let me tell you how I got locked up here. I was traveling towards Almalexia on some Imperial Archaeological Society business and went to the tavern in Almas Thirr to take a rest. There I met a handsome looking Dunmer, who told me he was a pilgrim. We drank some sujamma and decided to travel towards Othrenis together. But as we were walking past the Roa Dyr chapel, that supposed pilgrim suddenly snatched my amulet and started running away! My family amulet, inherited from my mother! Marlene
So you can imagine, I got a little testy and started screaming all sorts of things while chasing him. Maybe a few bad things about the Dark Elves and their gods, you know how it goes. But as luck would have it, a local farmer only saw half of what happened and called the guards on ME. They threw me in the dungeon for insulting this or that sensibility. I've been stuck here ever since. Marlene
Yeah, I'm that notorious woman. Did that bastard of a guard send you to calm me down? Well, let me tell you this: I'm completely innocent here! That scum won't even listen to me, so I'm going to keep on screaming until I get justice! So if you want that miserable guard to get some peace and quiet, the only way is for you to help me out! I've even got a reward in mind for you, once I'm out of here. Marlene
Hmm... We have had thieves pretending to be pilgrims before, so that story isn't entirely unbelievable. And while I'd love to leave it at that and get this wretched outlander out of my hair, you'll need proof of the story to satisfy Indoril Ilvi's minister. Until you have some, I can't set the prisoner free. Llendyl Darothan