I have given you the heirloom. Offer it to the spirit.

To prove our good will? Let me think... Yes, this will do. Take this gemstone, %PCName, and offer it as a gift to the spirit. It is an heirloom from my lost tribe, and I've kept it close to me ever since my tribe fell. But if this little stone can persuade the spirit to become our ancestor, I'll gladly part with it, knowing that it has been put to good use.

A Hlaalu spirit? I question your decision, outlander. But we cannot afford to refuse any help, so I will tell you. We Ashlanders normally use tribe heirlooms to prove our good will. Alas, the Obainat is too young to have any valuable heirlooms, and I brought nothing with me when I was exiled from my old tribe. Ask Asha-tara, she might have something suitable for this cause.

You want a dead Hlaalu to become our ancestor?! Reconsider your decision, outlander. But if you really want to try, go ask the wise woman. I know little about these matters.

I have no idea what she wants, and even if I do, it is not my place to decide on such things. Ask the others.

The Ashlanders have proven their good will, and I will become their ancestor. Thank you for your help, outlander.

An Ashlander heirloom? For me? I know this is a very valuable gift, even if I'm not an Ashlander. This will be more than sufficient for proving their good will, and I intend to keep my word. Yes, I will become an ancestor of the Obainat. Go tell your wise woman so.

Tell the Ashlanders what I said: if they cannot prove their good will to me, I will not offer them any help.