You'd better talk to Lord Llendu as soon as possible, %Pcrank.

Take good care of it, %PCClass.

Anything else?

Hmm. Well, I wouldn't do this for just anyone, but you've proven to be highly dedicated to our cause. I entrust the blade to you. May it prove to be the bane of countless slavers in your hands.

Hmm. Well, I wouldn't do this for just anyone, but you've proven to be highly dedicated to our cause. I entrust the blade to you. May it prove to be the bane of countless slavers in your hands.

You're asking for a lot, %PCClass. You might be one of us, but that just doesn't entitle you to the blade.

Yes, I do have the blade. It serves as a good reminder that the Dark Elves aren't invincible -- they can be, have been, and will be beaten again.

I refuse to discuss this with someone who has been expelled from %Faction.

I must thank you, %PCRank. I never expected to see the Faithkeeper again. You've earned my blessings to keep it... at least for now.

I must thank you, %PCRank. I never expected to see the Faithkeeper again.

You found it? Unbelievable. There's no time to lose, though. You and Felmaru need to remind the people of Narsis that we're the true defenders of Morrowind, and will always be there to protect it -- no matter the cost.

I'm no longer in possession of the Faithkeeper and haven't had it for decades. Near the end of the Arnesian War, I lost the blade to an Argonian shaman known as Desh-Ru.

Very well, %PCRank. For helping us with Sanvyn, you deserve to know the truth. I'm no longer in possession of the Faithkeeper. I haven't had it for decades. Near the end of the Arnesian War, I lost it to an Argonian shaman known as Desh-Ru. He was a worthy opponent, and to my shame, I had to run for my life, abandoning the blade. Not many people know the truth. Since the Faithkeeper has become a symbol of Redoran might, we chose to pretend that it's still with me.

Very well, %PCRank. I suppose you deserve to know the truth. I'm no longer in possession of the Faithkeeper. I haven't had it for decades. Near the end of the Arnesian War, I lost it to an Argonian shaman known as Desh-Ru. He was a worthy opponent, and to my shame, I had to run for my life, abandoning the blade. Not many people know the truth. Since the Faithkeeper has become a symbol of Redoran might, we chose to pretend that it's still with me.

Very well, %PCRank. I suppose you deserve to know the truth. I'm no longer in possession of the Faithkeeper. I haven't had it for decades. Near the end of the Arnesian War, I lost it to an Argonian shaman known as Desh-Ru. He was a worthy opponent, and to my shame, I had to run for my life, abandoning the blade. Not many people know the truth. Since the Faithkeeper has become a symbol of Redoran might, we chose to pretend that it's still with me.

You're bold to ask this of me, %PCRank, or possibly even arrogant. The Faithkeeper is not a cheap toy that anyone can simply borrow to play with.

After what you did? No. Unless you make amends, no one in %Faction will ever trust you again.

Congratulations on your victory, %PCName. I've heard it was quite a show. Wield my father's blade with honor.

Congratulations on your victory, %PCName. I've heard it was quite a show.

Ah. My father's blade. Well... I would like to help Felmaru, but if I'm being totally honest with you, %PCName, I have no idea where it is. When I assumed control of the garrison, I wanted to see the blade with my own eyes, but I wasn't allowed in the Ald Iuval vaults. If you're saying it's not there, I assume that my father has transferred it to a more secure location. Perhaps he took it to Ald'ruhn?

You've been expelled from %Faction. I cannot speak of this with you unless you make amends.

It's in good hands.

It's in good hands.

Let's discuss that back at Ald Iuval. Try to not lose the sword before you get there, %PCrank.

By the way -- don't think you can keep your deceit from me. I know that Bolnor Selvilo still lives. I don't know what possessed you to let him go, but I don't care, to be honest. Only cowards try to hide from the consequences of their actions, and I thought you were no coward. No matter. Get some rest now, %PCRank.

To be more specific, your hands, %PCRank. Take it. The Faithkeeper is yours. I can't imagine anyone better suited to wield it, and I'm sure that Councilor Llethri would agree. If we had more people like you, the future of the House would be in safe hands. The Waters March may not be what it once was, but that doesn't mean that we'll simply give up and fold. We shall never abandon our posts, for we know honor. Get some rest now, %PCRank. You've earned it.

What a magnificent weapon. Brilliant. Its mere presence alone can shift the tide of battle. I can't even tell you how relieved I am to know it's once again safe in Redoran hands.

I'll let this slide only because you fought well in the duel, %PCRank.

Good. Give it to me, please. I'll return it to the vault where it belongs.

Where is the Faithkeeper?

Good work, %PCRank.

It's just like I remember... it. It's just a shame that I won't be the one wielding it. I need -- I need you to fight in the duel as the champion of House Redoran.

Where -- where is it, %PCRank?

I'll head out at once for Narsis. Find me at the Arena there.

I need the blade for the duel with Dalvus Raran. Find it and bring it to me.

What? Show me. Where did you -- nevermind. That's a story for another time. I'll head out at once for Narsis. Find me at the Arena there.

After the war, the blade was stored in the vaults of Ald Iuval. But when we opened the vault, the stand where the blade was supposed to be was empty. This sounds concerning, but I refuse to jump to conclusions just yet. The simplest explanation is that when Garisa Llethri moved to Ald'ruhn, he took it with him. Go to Ald'ruhn and ask him for permission to borrow the blade, then bring it to me. I'll be heading out to Narsis soon to prepare. You'll find me at the Arena.

The Faithkeeper is a blade that Councilor Llethri wielded during the Arnesian War. A terrifying weapon, purportedly blessed by Azura herself. Those who were there on the battlefield will never forget how the councilor slaughtered Argonians by the dozens and inspired terror in countless more. I'm sure to win the duel even without the blade, but I see a duel in the grand Arena of Narsis as an excellent opportunity to remind people of what the Waters March stands for.

The Faithkeeper is a blade that Councilor Llethri wielded during the Arnesian War. A terrifying weapon, purportedly blessed by Azura herself. Those who were there on the battlefield will never forget how the councilor slaughtered Argonians by the dozens and inspired terror in countless more. I'm sure to win the duel even without the blade, but I see a duel in the grand Arena of Narsis as an excellent opportunity to remind people of what the Waters March stands for.

I remember the blade well. I've been through Oblivion and back with Councilor Llethri, you know.