Hmph. I have received news that necromancy is no longer legal in Old Ebonheart. I suspect this is thanks to you and your Temple.

As we agreed, I will stop offering my services to native Dunmer, and only serve apostates and outlanders. I hope this is enough for the Temple. So long as necromancy in Old Ebonheart is legal, I shall keep practicing it.

Yes, necromancy is evidently heretical in the eyes of the Temple. But I am not a criminal. To that I must protest! People come to me willingly. I allow those in mourning to receive messages from their deceased loved ones. I guide lost souls. I help exorcise vengeful spirits. Surely, even the Temple sees that this is not evil?

It doesn't surprise me that the Temple should have some grievances with my trade, but I'm quite surprised that they sent someone all this way to reprimand me! I admit that I offer my services to natives and outlanders alike. But let me remind you that necromancy in Old Ebonheart is legal despite what the Temple law says. We obviously have a deep ideological disagreement about necromancy. It's a gap that can't be bridged, I'm afraid.

I won't be telling any more stories about the Good Daedra and the Tribunal. You have my word.

Huh, that's helpful. I guess I'll have some truer tales to tell now! Thank you, %PCRace. I won't be spreading false stories about the Daedra and the Tribunal anymore.

Uh-huh. Well, this has been most enlightening. You know what? I like you, %PCName, so I'm going to do what you ask. I won't be telling any more stories about the Good Daedra and the Tribunal. You have my word.

Uh-huh. Well, you can't really expect me to remember all those things you just told me, can you? I'm bound to make errors anyway, so why even bother? I'm just a merchant, not a theologist!

I see. And what about the Tribunal? They're like the children of the three Good Daedra, right?

Sheogorath? Isn't he the prince of madness? Look, buddy, obviously you have no idea what the true Temple teachings are either.

That's not a bad point you're making. Alright then, %PCName. I promise that I won't be spreading false stories about the Daedra and the Tribunal anymore. You can tell your masters at the Temple that I won't cross them ever again.

Come on. In case you haven't noticed it, we're in Old Ebonheart and there aren't any Ordinators around here.

Okay, gotcha. And which ones are the Good Daedra again? Just to make sure I won't make any heretical mistakes in the future.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

I'm just using the Daedra and the Tribunal to spice up the old sales pitch. The sailors are just eating it up. What's the harm, really? You say I'm spreading a skewed view of the Temple faith? Well, maybe it's your Temple's fault for having such bizarre and confusing teachings in the first place. I mean -- what's the deal with the Daedra anyway?

I have heard that you claim to be the Nerevarine. I am not sure what to think about this, but I do not trust you, and I will not give you any duties.

You have broken our rules and have been expelled. If you make amends, I can speak with you about your duties.

I haven't heard of any other troubles coming from Old Ebonheart.

I am frankly amazed that you managed to get necromancy outlawed in Old Ebonheart. Who knew that you were such a shrewd negotiator? As for Cirtiel, though there are many in the Temple who undoubtedly welcome the news of her death, I had hoped that you'd persuade or intimidate her to listen to you. But what's done is done. At least she's are no longer causing us trouble. Let me know when you're ready for new duties.

Though there are many in the Temple who undoubtedly welcome the news of the two heretics being killed, I had hoped that you'd persuade or intimidate them to listen to you. But what's done is done. At least they are no longer causing us trouble. Let me know when you're ready for new duties.

Cirtiel agreed to stop spreading lies about the Tribunal and the Daedra? That's is good. As for Hastophos Velifer, though there are many in the Temple who undoubtedly welcome the news of his death, I had hoped that you'd persuade or intimidate him to listen to you. But what's done is done. At least he's are no longer causing us trouble. Let me know when you're ready for new duties.

it's good that you reached a compromise with Hastophos Velifer. At least now he'll leave our followers alone, though I do wonder if that is enough to appease the Ordinators. As for Cirtiel, though there are many in the Temple who undoubtedly welcome the news of her death, I had hoped that you'd persuade or intimidate her to listen to you. But what's done is done. At least she's are no longer causing us trouble. Let me know when you're ready for new duties.

Cirtiel agreed to stop spreading lies about the Tribunal and the Daedra? That's is good. As for Hastophos Velifer, I am frankly amazed that you managed to get necromancy outlawed in Old Ebonheart. Who knew that you were such a shrewd negotiator? You have beaten the Imperials in their own game, and I congratulate you for it, %PCRank. Let me know when you're ready for new duties.

So, Cirtiel agreed to stop spreading lies about the Tribunal and the Daedra? That's good. As for Hastophos Velifer, it's good that you reached a compromise with him. At least now he'll leave our followers alone, though I do wonder if that is enough to appease the Ordinators. You've done excellent work nonetheless, %PCRank. Let me know when you're ready for new duties.

The two heretics in question are Cirtiel and Hastophos Velifer. Temple devouts who have visited the city of Old Ebonheart have made numerous complaints about them and we simply can't go ignoring them any longer. Now, the Ordinators would love to pay a visit to these outlanders, but the Imperials would never let them enter the city. That's why I'm sending you there. Talk to them and make them respect the Temple law. Remember to be very discreet -- Temple law means little in an Imperial city.