I'm happy to hear that the issue with the statue was resolved, and that Nevusa made her way back to our Temple.

I heard that Nalvs Andolin sent an Acolyte of the Temple to Omaynis for this statue. Moving it to a more prominent area is not a bad idea.

This is hardly the time to discuss that, %PCRank.

I can't believe Nevusa actually managed to get the statue moved. How did she do it, anyway? A miracle of the Tribunal.

Making a copy of the Omaynis statue was not exactly what I asked of Nevusa, but then again, the Temple got what it needed out of the affair. Let's hope her newfound competence isn't fleeting.

Yes, I sent Nevusa to get the Omaynis statue moved to the Thirr River delta. Yes, she is a bumbling idiot. Yes, I expect her to fail. I'm just glad to be rid of her for now. Eventually I want that statue moved, though. That backwater of a town has no reason to keep such a magnificent thing hidden away. Maybe the Tribunal will work a miracle and Nevusa will succeed.

I know it's merely an imitation, but I'm quite pleased with how the statue turned out.

Do not be impatient. The work must run its course.

I'm aware of the statue you speak of in Omaynis. It is a great work in the classical style and the sculptor Daynil is, of course, hard to imitate. And that's before we even discuss the matter of payment.

I am bound by contract and oath to my lady, Indoril Beroth. If you wish to lend my services, speak to her.

The matter of the statue has already been dealt with, I thought?

I'm sure my sculptor has told you what she needs. Now we may discuss the matter of payment.

Inera Therethi has my permission to work on the project. Discuss the specifics with her.

You've brought me a solid proposal, %PCRank. We should always support the Temple, and our opportunities to intercede on the west bank of the Thirr are few and far between these days. Speak with Inera Therethi at the Spiritual Seeker's Hall -- she's a talented sculptor. She will not work for nothing, however. This will be an expensive project.

You speak eloquently and on behalf of the Temple. Very well, you may contract my sculptor. Her name is Inera Therethi, and you may find her at the Spiritual Seeker's Hall. But understand that she isn't some apprentice craftswoman to be taken advantage of -- you will pay for her services in advance and in full.

I do employ a sculptor, but I am not in the habit of lending out my retainers to commoners or outlanders.

Yes, there is a sculptor in Indoril Beroth's retinue. You'll need her permission to employ their services, though.

I already agreed to keep Nalvos' buddies out of here, didn't I?

I already agreed to deal with Nalvos' buddies, didn't I?

You mean the priestess that's a little simple? Ugh, sure. Otherwise I'll just feel bad whenever I see her moping around town. I'll close the door for Nalvos' buddies, alright?

You mean the priestess that's a little simple? Ugh, sure. Otherwise I'll just feel bad whenever I see her moping around town. I'll kick Nalvos' buddies out by tonight, alright?

You mean the priestess that's a little simple? I'm sorry that she's been sent on such an obviously hopeless task. But you're not convincing me that I should be the one to help.

Right. Don't let me keep you waiting.

Should I, really? Shouldn't they have helped me or my parents out? My mother told me we used to be a really close-knit family with Alvuru's and Nalvos' father. We did our part no worse than anyone else; helped the others out best we could. But the moment my father got a little socially embarrassing for the family, bam! -- we were cut off. No mercy, no nothing. Just disowned, gone. Alvuru's father was like that, and he controlled the family company. My own father died in poverty. I will, too.

Ugh alright, it's not worth arguing about. I'll lock my door for Nalvos' buddies until he has told me to end it. I don't want them here anyway.

Ugh alright, it's not worth arguing about. I'll kick Nalvos' buddies out by tonight.

I already told you, I'm through with his favors.

Let me guess, this is another one of Nalvos' favors? Only this time he doesn't even have the decency to come in person. I've lost track of the times I've had to haul his and his buddies' drunken backsides back home -- or replaced the tankards and stools they've broken. Well, they don't come here so often any longer, but I think I'm through with his favors.

Let me guess, this is another one of Nalvos' favors? Only this time he doesn't even have the decency to come in person. I've lost track of the times I've had to haul his and his buddies' drunken backsides back home -- or replaced the tankards and stools they've broken. Nah, I think I'm through with his favors.

Can't this statue wait for a day? The whole thing sounds boring.

Whatever, that's another one of Nalvos' dumb ideas. He'll get bored with it soon enough.

Hahaha! What a delight; I'm still laughing! You should've seen my sister's face -- it turned the color of a rotten drumpear! And she came THAT close to just murdering the entire town guard! Hahaha! Truly, I can't believe we pulled it off. You are great fun, you know. You should join us the next time we head for the taverns in Bal Foyen. If I ever get away from this damn inn, that is.

Patience, %PCName. A good prank needs good timing.

You decided to make a copy of the statue? Ah, that's a shame.

Did you tell Nevusa? Can't do it without her!

Hehe, Sulis and Vagoth came straight back here after I had stopped serving them more drinks. Didn't have much choice, did they? Anyway, we'll nab the statue in the next couple days under cover of darkness, and get it rolling towards the Thirr. You can tell Nevusa to meet us outside the western gate for planning -- she can guide the statue where it needs to go. But keep it quiet otherwise! Ha, you can't believe how excited I am to wipe that smirk off of Alvuru's face! This will be golden!

Did you get Olvys down in the miners' pub to close the bar for those guys yet?

Sulis and Vagoth are getting drunk as usual, and now they refuse to leave the tavern. They even threatened to go to that watering hole in the mine instead, rather than helping me! What a useless lot! How can we haul the statue without them? That thing's heavy. Hmm... they might just need proper motivation. Do you know Olvys Omayn? He's the barman there but he's also my relative. I bet you could get him to close the bar for them until the work is done. Talk to Olvys -- tell him he's doing me a favor.

I'm working on getting us a cart and some guar. This will be great! Did you find someone to drive the cart yet?

Don't worry, I have it all figured out. I'll get you a guar-cart and some muscle -- Sulis and Vagoth will help out, I'm sure. All you have to do is find me someone to drive the cart for... let's say 50 drakes, no questions asked. Check the mining company bunkhouse -- there's some real desperate folks there, heheh.

You think I'm petty? My sister has never taken me seriously, never given me my due. She treats me like a child! Always brings up that one time I lost this investment in Bal Foyen. But you have to take risks as a merchant! That was a great opportunity and would have paid out massively, if I'd only drawn one more good card. Alvuru deserves to be taken down a couple notches!

Wait... hmm... you know what- oh yes, this is actually- oh, heheh! Yes, this will be brilliant! Tell you what -- I'll help you out! Imagine, Alvuru wakes up one morning, opens the drawers, and the statue is -- poof -- gone! Just, entirely disappeared! Without a trace! Haha! She will be so furious! It'll be worth it just for the look on her face!

So, she was against the move? Makes sense, she always had a fancy for the thing for some strange reason. Waffled on about some sculptor or other. I can't help you anyway, she never listens to me.

That old thing? Why would I care about some statue? You want to speak to my sister about it.

Ugh, fine, it's not like we've got anything better to do now.

I can't believe Olvys Omayn cut us off.

Hahaha! What a delight; I'm still laughing! You should've seen my sister's face -- it turned the color of a rotten drumpear! And she came THAT close to just murdering the entire town guard! Hahaha! Truly, I can't believe we pulled it off. You are great fun, you know. You should join us the next time we head for the taverns in Bal Foyen.

Patience, %PCName. A good prank needs good timing.

You decided to make a copy of the statue? Ah, that's a shame.

Did you tell Nevusa? Can't do it without her!

Hehe, Sulis and Vagoth will come running to me with their tail between their legs. Doesn't take much! Anyway, we'll nab the statue in the next couple days under cover of darkness, and get it rolling towards the Thirr. You can tell Nevusa to meet us outside the western gate for planning, she can guide the statue where it needs to go. But keep it quiet otherwise! Ha, you can't believe how excited I am to wipe that smirk off of Alvuru's face! This will be golden!

Did you get Olvys down at the inn to kick those guys out yet?

Did you get Olvys down in the miners' pub to kick those guys out yet?

Sulis and Vagoth are down at that damn new inn, getting drunk. What a useless lot! How can we haul the statue without them? That thing's heavy. Hmm... they might just need proper motivation. Do you know Olvys Omayn? He's the barman there but he's also my relative. I bet you could get him to cut off their booze supply until they help me. Talk to Olvys -- tell him he's doing me a favor.

Sulis and Vagoth are down at that damn watering hole in the mine, getting drunk. What a useless lot! How can we haul the statue without them? That thing's heavy. Hmm... they might just need proper motivation. Do you know Olvys Omayn? He's the barman there but he's also my relative. I bet you could get him to cut off their booze supply until they help me. Talk to Olvys -- tell him he's doing me a favor.

I'm working on getting us a cart and some guar. This will be great! Did you find someone to drive the cart yet?

Don't worry, I have it all figured out. I'll get you a guar-cart and some muscle. Sulis and Vagoth will help out, I'm sure. All you have to do is find me someone to drive the cart for... let's say 50 drakes, no questions asked. Check the mining company bunkhouse. There's some real desperate folks there, heheh.

You think I'm petty? My sister has never taken me seriously, never given me my due. She treats me like a child! Always brings up that one time I lost this investment in Bal Foyen. But you have to take risks as a merchant! That was a great opportunity and would have paid out massively, if I'd only drawn one more good card. Alvuru deserves to be taken down a couple notches!

Wait... hmm... you know what- oh yes, this is actually- oh, heheh! Yes, this will be brilliant! Tell you what, I'll help you out! Imagine, Alvuru wakes up one morning, opens the drawers, and the statue is -- poof -- gone! Just, entirely disappeared! Without a trace! Haha! She will be so furious! It'll be worth it just for the look on her face!

So, she was against the move? Makes sense, she always had a fancy for the thing for some strange reason. Waffled on about some sculptor or other. I can't help you anyway, she never listens to me.

That old thing? Why would I care about some statue? You want to speak to my sister about it.

I mean, the statue looks pretty ugly to me. But I still wouldn't go against the governor's wishes. She really likes it. So do most others in Omaynis.

Why would I want anything to do with moving the statue? I'm as proud of it as anyone here. Besides, everyone knows the governor won't stand for it.

I'm glad they came to their senses in Bal Foyen. Our statue seems to be safe now.

That blasted priestess has stolen my statue! Did you have anything to do with it? Let's see what happens when Tholer Andas hears of it in Bal Foyen! Heads will roll!

The statue's not moving. End of discussion.

Are you implying that the Temple won't consider me in its good graces otherwise? That's insulting! I've been devoutly faithful all my life! I do regular pilgrimages! I donate to Temple coffers generously! I've even read all of Saint Vivec's sermons! For all I care, if they want the statue on the Thirr, they can have a copy made. But I won't give another thought to that dunce, Nevusa!

It is quite visible from here, thank you very much.

Did that priestess, Nevusa, tell you to come here? I suppose she told you her sorry story? *Hmpf* this has gone beyond the pale. I told her many times already: the Saint Felms statue is a sacred heirloom of this town. It simply won't do that some low-ranking cleric can just up and move it on her own accord!

I'm just glad that episode is behind me. Thanks again for your help in Omaynis!

I'm just glad that episode is behind me. Thanks again for your help in Omaynis!

I'm really, really happy to be out of that town. I felt like a laughingstock the whole time I was there! Well, now I've done my task and I can return to the Temple with my head held high. I can't begin to thank you enough for your help! Take my amulet -- it was my mother's but you deserve to have it!

I'm really, really happy to be out of that town. I felt like a laughingstock the whole time I was there! Well, now I've done my task and Nalvs Andolin will have to take me back. I can't begin to thank you enough for your help! Take my amulet -- it was my mother's but you deserve to have it!

I'm really, really happy to be out of that town. I felt like a laughingstock the whole time I was there! Well, now I've done my task and I can return to the Temple with my head held high. I can't begin to thank you enough for your help! Take my amulet -- it was my mother's but you deserve to have it!

I'm really, really happy to be out of that town. I felt like a laughingstock the whole time I was there! Well, now I've done my task and Nalvs Andolin will have to take me back. I can't begin to thank you enough for your help! Take my amulet -- it was my mother's but you deserve to have it!

I'll be there in two weeks on the islet just southeast of Gol Mok. That's where the new statue will be set up.

I suppose we should just decline Nalvos' help. I'll do it, you have done so much already! I cannot thank you enough for this! Meet me in two weeks on the islet just southeast of Gol Mok. That's where the new statue will be set up.

You have found someone willing to make and fund for the endeavour, and on top of that you convinced the governor's own brother to steal the statue for us? Are you sure stealing the statue is a good idea? I think making a copy will be a much safer option.

You have found someone willing to make a copy AND fund for the endeavour? How wonderful! That solves the whole situation! I cannot thank you enough! Meet me in two weeks on the islet just southeast of Gol Mok. That's where the new statue will be set up.

Like I said, meet me on the little islet southeast of Gol Mok in two days.

You convinced the governor's own brother to STEAL the statue for us? Are you sure that's a good idea? What if we get caught? Oh, does it matter... I'm getting pretty desperate here. The sooner I get out of this town, the better, I guess. Meet me two days from now on the small island just southeast of Gol Mok in the Thirr delta. It overlooks a major shipping lane. That's where Nalvs wanted the statue to go.

Have you had any luck so far? Either with finding a sculptor in Roa Dyr or with convincing others in Omaynis?

Thank you! I'm quite out of ideas.

I suppose there's the blacksmith, Neresa Brenos. She seems quite well-respected here. Another one is Aro Helseri, who runs the tradehouse. Oh, and the governor's brother, Nalvos Omayn. Though he has a bit of a... reputation.

Making a copy will be... really difficult. Nalvs made it quite clear that no funds would be forthcoming. And even the style, they don't make sculptures like this in western Morrowind anymore. I guess if you wanted to pursue this idea, you'd have more luck east of the Thirr. I've heard they still practice the old sacred style there. Maybe try asking around in Nanaav? It's one of the oldest and proudest Indoril chapels, I believe. I'll mark it on your map.

Ouch! Making a copy is way beyond my means. I was really hoping to convince her. *Sigh* I don't know if this can be done. I may just have to go back to Bal Foyen and hope Nalvs shows me mercy. But... no. I must still try. Maybe we should still pursue the copy? I don't know how to find the money for it, though. Or how about we ask some other prominent citizens here to support the move? They could maybe help convince the governor.

Will you go? Her manor is just up the hill.

Did you talk to Alvuru Omayn yet? How did it go?

I... I understand. But talk to me if you change your mind, please?

You will? Oh, thank you so much! Truth is, I don't think Nalvs expects me to succeed. We... didn't leave on the best of terms. And no one in town wants it moved anyhow. They're quite proud of the statue, you know? But I still need to try, it's my last chance to prove myself! Can you try convincing Alvuru Omayn? She's in her manor, just on the hill above the town here. Try, um, try telling her that it'll leave her family in the Temple's good graces?

Will you try to convince the governor to move the Saint Felms statue? I'm quite at a loss otherwise.

Yes, um, I have to move it, you see. The statue depicts Saint Felms and is apparently made by a quite famous sculptor from just before the armistice, by the name of Daynil. But Omaynis is, how to say, a bit small and out of the way. So we at the Temple -- well, Nalvs Andolin at least -- want to move it to a more prominent location overlooking the Thirr River delta. But... the local governor, Alvuru Omayn, doesn't want to hear of it. She won't even accept my audience anymore.

How nice of the Temple to gift us this statue of St. Felms. Usually folks from outside ignore us in here in Gol Mok.

That seems to be a local problem. I'm not too concerned about it.

That seems to be a local problem. I'm not too concerned about it.

The Temple put up a Saint Felms statue similar to ours somewhere in Aanthirin. But people say the one here still looks nicer.

What happened to the Saint Felms statue? Did that Temple priestess steal it? Someone must be found responsible!

They say the Temple stole the statue that used to watch over the town. Go figure.

That priestess, Nevusa, wants to take away our Saint Felms statue. Why should we let it go?

There is some argument about the Saint Felms statue on top of the hill. I don't really have an opinion one way or the other.