I am glad to have my painting returned. Neel Gymont's critique is as direct as I expected. He reads the tremor in my brushwork well, though he mistakes an Indoril's subtle sense of restraint for lack of individual vision. Still, there is truth in his words. Technique can be learned from any stranger, but the conviction behind the stroke must come from within.

I am glad to have my painting returned, though the lack of feedback is unfortunate. Perhaps my intent was lost in translation, or Neel Gymont thought I was trying to sell my work to his gallery. Another letter to the artist is in order.

It would be crass to think that westerners have produced nothing of beauty. I am interested in learning about their artistic styles. Our traditions are important to us, but we do not need to fear everything foreign.

It's still upstairs, I swear. Don't kill me!

I assume it's upstairs somewhere. Don't expect Neel Gymont to give you any constructive criticism from a dungeon cell.

Speak to Neel Gymont. He's just upstairs.

Tell Indoril Sandil I very much appreciated his painting. He has great talent. He just needs to have the confidence to develop his own style. I won't be able to help with that, I'm afraid.

Retrieve a painting? From Indoril Sandil? On Gorne? Uh... yes. Yes! Of course! The painting's right over there, behind the easel. All wrapped and ready to be sent off. You can pick it up right now. I just needed to find the time to write down the feedback that he asked for. Here, let me do that now. I'm sure Indoril Sandil understands that when artistic inspiration strikes, there's no space for anything else.

I have heard that you claim to be the Nerevarine. You may not perform missions for %faction whilst you dishonor the memory of Saint Nerevar.

You have been expelled from %faction. You must make amends.

Indoril Sandil will be pleased to have it back. Thank you for retrieving it.

Return when you've visited Old Ebonheart.

Thank you, %PCRank. I will take the letter to pass on to Indoril Sandil. As for the painting... yes, it is still in good condition. Excellent. Here, take these potions. They may prove useful on future missions.

Thank you, %PCRank. Let me have a look... yes, the painting is still in good condition. It would have been good to have a letter of response from Neel Gymont, but at least Indoril Sandil has his painting back. Here, take these potions. They may prove useful on future missions.

He is? That is upsetting news. Please go to Old Ebonheart anyway. I do not know if he had any heirs, so who knows what will become of his assets? Search his studio for Indoril Sandil's painting. If you find it, bring it back here immediately.

He was? That is upsetting news. Please go to Old Ebonheart anyway. He may have sold the painting for drug money for all we know, but at least you can try searching his studio. If you do find it, bring it here.

Go to Neel Gymont's studio in Old Ebonheart and bring back that painting.

Indoril Sandil likes to paint scenes of the island and the Inner Sea. Some time ago, he sent a painting to an outlander artist named Neel Gymont, who lives in Old Ebonheart. Indoril Sandil is interested in the Western style. He hoped that Gymont would provide him with some critique and advice. Gymont should have sent a response months ago, but we have heard nothing. Please travel to Old Ebonheart and find the artist. Bring the painting back to Gorne along with any correspondence.

Neel Gymont's studio is along the north wall, next to the Mages Guild.