%Name has already given you her new souls. If Tynachos wants more souls, you should take that up with Banvira.

Here are the souls. %Name hopes the souls will become magical armor and not magical paperweights.

Here is the soul. %Name hopes the souls will become magical armor and not magical paperweights.

Here is the soul. %Name hopes the souls will become magical armor and not magical paperweights.

You should come back when you have the souls.

%Name will part with them if you have the gold.

%Name has seen these daedra sometimes outside Firewatch. Do you have the souls?

%Name has seen these daedra sometimes outside Firewatch. Do you have the souls?

%Name has seen these daedra sometimes outside Firewatch. Do you have the souls?

%Name would not normally say yes, but for a friend, %Name will this one time.

You have not convinced %Name.

Rare souls? %Name thinks Tynachos looks for these, yes? Tynachos should know souls are tools to be used, not pretty gems to be placed on a shelf. But if this one wants souls with names, %Name will trade for them.

I'm sure I'll find those souls a safe home in one of my contacts' collections.

Hopefully I'll be able to get those souls some other way. It would be a shame to bind them to some unsophisticated weapon for a clueless adventurer who ends up dying in a ditch.

Hurry, please. Ainssa is mercilessly productive.

Wonderful. Thank for you saving these pieces of history. I hope Tynachos enjoys the latest addition to his collection.

These souls are no trifles. The Terror of Tarrich was an ogrim that dwelt in the Dasek Marsh, until an Orc legionnaire defeated it in 3E 401, bringing honor and glory to my people in the days when many still considered us monsters. The storm atronach Karak-Zam split the skies above Kynesgrove for months, until it was defeated by a Redoran warrior early in the Third Era -- a rare case of Nord-Dunmer fellowship across their oft-disputed border. Both would be treasures for a custodian like myself.

You've come here for a soul of Kor-An-Taketh, haven't you?