I told you what really happened to the Reva. Now, are you going to let me get back to my shein?

You searched the wreck? Alright, I'll tell you what really happened. After we docked here, we hauled all the silver ingots over to the basement of the shipping office next door. Mivul Telas had some arrangement with the Camonna Tong to buy it. The next day we sailed towards the mangroves and ran the Reva aground. He paid us to keep quiet about this, but it's pocket change compared to what he must have raked in.

Yeah, I was crewing the ship when the dreugh attacked. Sank near the mangroves just west of Ald Iuval. Now I'm taking some time to rest and recover with a few bottles of shein.

Why should I care if some ship goes down, outlander?

That ship got sank by dreugh recently, didn't it? I think one of the sailors, Evolitte, should be somewhere around here. If you want to hear her story.

Apparently it was dragged down by dreugh not long after leaving port. What a terrifying ordeal! One of the sailors is still in town. She's holed up in The Musty Mudcrab by the docks, drinking her days away. But can you really blame her after what she went through?

No, a ship like that never arrived here. If it came out of Hlerynhul, though, it might have run aground somewhere in the mangroves south of town. The waters there can be treacherously shallow.

Once I get the word out about Mivul Telas' deceit, his days as a captain are over. He'll have no way to pay for a new ship, and no shipmaster will trust him to helm another. Maybe he can spend the rest of his days scraping off barnacles.

I'll be waiting.

The silver ingots were never lost in the first place? Mivul Telas, that scheming s'wit! He's going to wish he went down with his ship once I'm through with him. You can leave the legal matters to me. Discovering the truth of the sinking was more than enough on your part. You can even keep the ingots yourself. But I'll be taking the amulet. And no, it's not just for evidence. I need to take back my harsh words about Zenithar. It wasn't exactly a miracle, but I know I can trust in his servants now.

Well? Did you find the amulet of Zenithar?

The cargo was sold off to the Camonna Tong? This could very well be true, but I'll need to see some evidence. Sailors love tall tales, so you can hardly take that Breton at her word. If those truly were the silver ingots I insured, then the amulet of Zenithar should have been among them.

The ship was empty? Well, there's two possibilities. The dreugh really did carry off all the cargo or Mivul Telas is conniving to cheat me. I suspect the latter. They docked at Hlerynhul before the ship sank. You should go there and investigate.

You'll be spending some time in the water, so it might be worth picking up supplies at Meer-Ei's Swim Shop in the Foreign Quarter before you set out.

I really hope you can make up for the damage your chapel's done to me. Insuring a ship sticking to the Thirr isn't a risky venture, but your great god of wealth couldn't even safeguard that! Mivul Telas, the shipmaster, claimed they suffered a disastrous dreugh attack, but I have my doubts. How could he make it out of that? More likely, it was the drunken buffoonery of his outlander crew. This disaster is going to cost me everything I have, you know -- the ship was loaded with silver ingots.

I will not talk about this with you until you make amends and rejoin the Imperial Cult.

I don't want to speak of the matter any more.

Milena Farano should look here for future clients. If you make a deal with a fellow devotee of Zenithar, you know that it will be honored.

You killed Milena Farano? What you've done may have been legal in this province, but it surely isn't in alignment with the values of this chapel. I'm deeply disappointed in you, %PCName.

You killed Milena Farano? This is no way to settle a dispute. You've acted against the values of this chapel. I'm deeply disappointed in you, %PCName.

So the ship's sinking was deliberate sabotage, not ill fortune. This is good news for Milena Farano, and even better news for us. Now people will remember that no matter how it looks at first, Zenithar's favor will win out in the end! Take this for your good work. You had to search far and wide to find the truth of the matter. These scrolls will assist you should you need to make such journeys again.

Zenithar's favor is a fickle thing. Not every venture can succeed. It was foolish of me to make a show of blessing the ship.

This is quite embarrassing for the chapel. Milena Farano, the insurer, asked me to bless the ship before the voyage and I obliged. Little good that did. The ship sank, and now she's on the brink of financial ruin with the shipmaster clamoring for payment. She's publicly cursed Zenithar as untrustworthy. I want you to speak with Milena Farano and see what you can do to lessen the damage. She lives in an upstairs apartment in the Old Quarter, right across from Ulvini Balen's clothing store.