Continue your work to end slavery here in Morrowind.

Thank you for bringing J'Saddha here safely. You should speak with Ilmeni Dren again.

You know the Twin Lamps? Well then, yes, we are having some trouble here. A Khajiti slave, J'Saddha, was supposed to meet us at our boat. He sent us a message that he is hiding in some ruins east of here, but there are three slavehunters in town, and we cannot risk being discovered.

You have done all that I would ask. Continue to do the work of the Twin Lamps.

I heard that you killed Galyn Arvel. You do not belong in the Twin Lamps.

I heard that you were responsible for the death of that poor Khajiit in Ald Velothi. I should have known better than to trust a foreigner.

I heard that you killed Sterdecan. You do not belong in the Twin Lamps.

I heard that you killed Hides-His-Foot. You do not belong in the Twin Lamps.

You have saved Hides-His-Foot from slavery. I am grateful to you and I will speak to my father on your behalf.

The slaves on the Dren Plantation suffer the worst. One of them knows things about Orvas Dren that are valuable to the Twin Lamps. We can use him to blackmail Orvas Dren. I want you to free Hides-His-Foot from the Dren Plantation. Escort him to Sterdecan's Farm. Hides-His-Foot knows the way.

I heard that you helped the Arvel family. When you have time, speak with me again, for there is still much work to done.

As I asked, go to Ald Velothi and speak with Galyn Arvel.

I am sorry. I thought we might have a common interest.

I am sorry. I thought we might have a common interest.

I am sorry. I thought we might have a common interest.

I am always glad to meet another member. There is a family in Ald Velothi, the Arvels, who need our help. Go to Ald Velothi and speak with Galyn Arvel.

Oh, have you seen the twin lamps?

Oh, have you seen the twin lamps?

I am an Imperial citizen, and I believe slavery should be outlawed, as it is elsewhere in Tamriel. Many of Tamriel's people once practiced slavery, but have now rejected it as cruel and immoral. I hope that in my lifetime, slavery might be outlawed in Morrowind, but the Armistice confirmed slavery as lawful, and the Great Houses strongly resist any diminishment of the rights guaranteed by that ancient agreement between the Empire and the Dunmer.

It's shameful in this day and age. But it's legal here in Morrowind. Many Dark Elves own Argonian and Khajiit slaves. Their treatment is disgraceful. You would think the practice would die out as Morrowind adopts Imperial ways, but the natives persist in their cruel and barbaric 'traditions'.

The Dunmer people have all been slaves, sleeping in shame, serving the outland overlords like meek children. But now the sleepers awake, and shall be slaves no longer. Now we shall be the Dunmer once again, free and proud -- rulers, not ruled.

The Dark Elves have traditionally permitted enslavement of Humans, Orcs, Argonians, and Khajiit, and mistreatment of these races is not recognized as a crime, other than as a crime against property. Slavery is not now practiced in Summerset Isles or Valenwood, and its practice is on the wane in Morrowind. By terms of the Armistice, Morrowind defines its own laws and customs, and slavery remains legal. Slavery is uncommon in Redoran and Hlaalu Districts, common in Telvanni, Indoril, and Dres Districts.

Dunmer have traditionally permitted enslavement of humans, orcs, Argonians, and Khajiit. We do not recognize the mistreatment of slaves of these races as a serious crime, other than as a crime against property. By terms of the Armistice, Morrowind may define its own laws and customs, and slavery remains legal. Slavery is uncommon in Redoran and Hlaalu Districts, but common in Telvanni Districts.

Slavery is protected by law in Morrowind. Slavery is illegal throughout the Empire, and considered barbaric. Slavery had disappeared in Sumerset Isles and Valenwood long before their incorporation into the Empire. Most Imperial citizens assume the practice will die out as Morrowind adopts Imperial ways, and the subject excites little passion except among Argonian and Khajiit abolitionists, outraged that the Empire does little to suppress persistent illegal cross-border slave raiding in southern Morrowind.

Argonians abolitionists are outraged that the Empire does so little to suppress persistent illegal cross-border slave raiding in southern Morrowind.

Most Imperial citizens assume the practice will die out as Morrowind adopts Imperial ways, and the subject excites little passion except among Argonians abolitionists.

Slavery is protected by law in Morrowind. Slavery is illegal throughout the rest of the Empire, and considered barbaric by most citizens.

The Free Farmer Rental Company does rent slaves. It is regrettable, but we make no secret of it. We are a publicly traded company, listed on a stock exchange of known integrity and answerable to the shareholding public. The day our Hlaalu competitors forego the practice, which Stendarr willing may come in our lifetimes, is the day we set the practice aside.

You are mistaken, %PCName. Saying that slavery is wrong is like saying that the river is wrong for flowing downstream or that the sun is wrong for rising in the morning. It's not a question of right or wrong at all. Slavery simply is.

Do you have any other questions, or are you ready to voice your opinion?

But you're a follower of the Temple first and foremost, are you not? This world is what it is because the Tribunal willed it so. The hierarchies of our society were set in stone according to their divine wishes. And, surely, the Temple still follows the will and teachings of the Tribunal rather than whims of outlander abolitionists? You must understand that the Temple also teaches us compassion. That is why I am concerned about the slave's death in the first place.

I realize that you must have conflicted feelings about slavery, %PCRace. You must feel pity towards your kinsmen, yes? I do hope that you understand that they are not slaves because they are Argonians. They are slaves, because they are slaves. Indeed, there are slaves of all the races in Morrowind. And you have nothing to fear in Roa Dyr. I see you standing before me and though I find you strange in appearance, I can tell that you are no slave!

I realize that you must have conflicted feelings about slavery, %PCRace. However, most of our slaves are Argonians, including the one whose fate we're deciding right now. We are not like the Hlaalu, who keep scores upon scores of your kind in bondage on the other side of the Thirr. You have nothing to fear in Roa Dyr. I see you standing before me and though I find you strange in appearance, I can tell that you are no slave!

You may think the premise of my dilemma is fundamentally flawed. I can quite understand it if you have an aversion towards slavery, %PCRace. I am not ignorant of your ancestors' history and how they suffered in the hands of the Ayleids. But neither should you, I think, be ignorant of the fact that our ways of today have nothing to do with those of the jungle elves of the past. The western abolisionism is based on misinterpretation and sentimentality!

You may think the premise of my dilemma is fundamentally flawed. You are an outlander, and so I understand why you might have an aversion towards slavery. I can not fault you for falling victim to the horrific stories you must've heard from western abolitionists. Their views are based on ignorance and sentimentality -- and a deep hatred towards our ancient customs.

I'm not responsible for staffing decisions. You will have to talk to someone in Caldera about it.

Here at Riverkeep? No. That would be unseemly. The plantation and mine owners around here, and most of the nobles and merchants in Narsis in general have no such qualms, unfortunately.

You will find no slaves at Riverkeep. It would be unbecoming for a Duke of the Empire or a knightly order to own slaves.

Even those outlanders who are sympathetic towards us will find it nigh-impossible not to be complicit in slavery. It is ubiquitous in Morrowind. The longsword that you buy from a blacksmith? The iron was likely mined by slaves. The mazte that you drink in the tavern? Brewed from saltrice grown on slave plantations. Everyone benefits from our labor and suffering. Everyone except us.

Argonian abolitionists are outraged that the Empire does so little to suppress persistent illegal cross-border slave raiding in southern Morrowind.

Most Imperial citizens assume the practice will die out as Morrowind adopts Imperial ways, and the subject excites little passion except among Argonian abolitionists.

Slavery is protected by law in Morrowind. Slavery is illegal throughout the Empire, and considered barbaric. Slavery had disappeared in Sumerset Isles and Valenwood long before their incorporation into the Empire. Most Imperial citizens assume the practice will die out as Morrowind adopts Imperial ways, and the subject excites little passion except among Argonian and Khajiit abolitionists, outraged that the Empire does little to suppress persistent illegal cross-border slave raiding in southern Morrowind.

Dunmer have traditionally permitted enslavement of humans, orcs, Argonians, and Khajiit. We do not recognize the mistreatment of slaves of these races as a serious crime, other than as a crime against property. By terms of the Armistice, Morrowind may define its own laws and customs, and slavery remains legal. Slavery is uncommon in Redoran and Hlaalu Districts, but common in Telvanni Districts.

Slavery is protected by law in Morrowind. Slavery is illegal throughout the rest of the Empire, and considered barbaric by most citizens.