Samsi Adranibaal? Yes, there is a pawnbroker by that name here in Almas Thirr. Her shop is on the west bridge, near the Mages Guild tower. Disposition ≥ 30 Almas Thirr
I did buy an amulet just like the one you've mentioned. You can take it. I don't want trouble with the Ordinators. I didn't get the name of the woman who sold it to me, but I still remember what she looked like. She must have had a rough life. She was a Dunmer with a weather-beaten face and one blind eye. Does that remind you of anyone? Samsi Adranibaal
I've told you everything I know. If you've got some sense, you'll get the guards throw Madura Beloren in a cell and make her talk. That pawnshop receipt is clear evidence. Relam Fevur
Maybe the others are too hesitant to say it, but there's a clear culprit. Madura Beloren is an ex-convict, a thief. It wouldn't surprise me if she's been robbing pilgrims the whole way. Felan Andules' amulet must have been too precious for her to resist. And don't think I'm only looking at her past -- I found this receipt among our baggage. What else would fetch a price like that? You can take a look yourself. Relam Fevur
I happen to know the provenance of that amulet. It is not merely a devotional item dedicated to Saint Rilms. It was jewelry she wore personally, before she parted with her worldly wealth. I discussed this with Felan Andules near Indal-ruhn. He certainly still had the amulet at that point, which means it passed through Hlan Oek safely. As for who took it, I would keep an eye on Mivul Rinith. He's behind on payments to his landlord. Could he have sold the amulet to keep his farm? Andril Silvin
I'm sure they're all pointing their fingers at me, but I swear that I'm innocent. I'm going on this journey to put my past behind me. I can tell you that Andril Silvin didn't take it. I took a look through his bags -- just to borrow one of his books -- and the amulet wasn't there. Are you sure that Felan Andules didn't sell it himself? It would fetch a good price. Maybe he's feeling guilty now and doesn't want to admit it. Madura Beloren
Our traveling companions are good, pious Dunmer with one exception. Relam Fevur is a Hlaalu, just like my landlord. They love Fortune more than the Three. I remember that we were passing by Roa Dyr when Felan Andules realized the amulet was missing. Relam Fevur acted like the loss was only about its price, not its connection to Saint Rilms. What's more, I heard that his business has been going through a rough patch. I wouldn't put it past him to steal the amulet and sell it off. Mivul Rineth
I suppose there's no fooling you. Yes, I took the amulet! I've made pilgrimages more times than a saint, leading these caravans back and forth. And what do I have to show for it? No divine blessing, only blistered feet and a lame guar! Do what you will with me. My reputation is ruined already. Mehra Belan
You recovered the amulet in Almas Thirr? It must have been some pickpocket. I'm shocked that the Ordinators have let things slip out of control like that. You'd better get the amulet back to Felan Andules. Mehra Belan
Felan Andules is quite distraught over this. As the leader of the caravan, I should have done more to protect him. Still, I won't badmouth the other members. Felan Andules is adamant that one of them took it, but there's no shortage of pickpockets in Hlan Oek and even Almas Thirr. Someone like that could have pinched it off him without him noticing. Isn't that a simpler explanation? Mehra Belan
I wish you had investigated further, but it's enough to have the amulet back. I'll make sure to keep a tighter hold on it from now on. Felan Andules
That sounds exactly like Mehra Belan! Hurry and confront her before she can get away and find more pilgrims to cheat. Felan Andules
Yes, there's no mistaking it. This is indeed the amulet that once hung upon Saint Rilms' own neck. With this, I can continue on the pilgrimage. But I won't be keeping the same company. Did you discover which of my traveling companions stole it? Felan Andules
We're not going anywhere until I get my amulet back. My traveling companions are all still here in Othrenis. Felan Andules
I've been traveling with a caravan. Thanks to the amulet, we were all sheltered from danger through Saint Rilms' intercession. But one of the other caravan members must have wanted the saint's blessing all for their own. Somewhere along the way, they snatched it from my bag. When we passed through cities, I'd keep a tight hold on it. But when we stopped on the road with no one else around, I'd let my guard down. That's the only time it could have been taken. I was too trusting of my traveling companions. Felan Andules
I have heard that you are a False Incarnate. I am not yet convinced, but I no longer trust you. Maryl Sevenas
I fear that this unpleasant incident will discourage the pilgrims from finishing their journey. Maryl Sevenas
I don't care who you suspected of stealing the amulet. You had no right to take justice into your own hands. Leave this temple immediately. You have no place here! Maryl Sevenas
It's good that you retrieved the amulet, but concerning that the culprit is still at large. Nonetheless, you did solve Felan Andules' problem. You have my thanks. Maryl Sevenas
So the caravan leader was the one who stole the amulet. You can't trust anyone these days. At least Mehra Belan had the decency to admit to her crime. I'll make sure the guards apprehend her. As for you, take these shoes. When you next walk a pilgrimage, they will ensure that nothing will be lost. Maryl Sevenas
You've found the amulet? Then don't keep Felan Andules waiting. Bring it back to him! We can discuss the details later. Maryl Sevenas
Speak to Felan Andules at The Wilting Fern. There must be some clues that will help us recover the amulet. Maryl Sevenas
Felan Andules is making the full pilgrimage of Veloth's Path. He brought along a valuable amulet of Saint Rilms to protect him on his journey. However, it has gone missing. We can't allow pilgrims to be victimized like this. Speak to Felan Andules and help him find the culprit and recover his amulet. He's staying at The Wilting Fern on the northwest side of town. Maryl Sevenas