I don't have time to talk to you about this. Talk to Sortis Garer in the Clerks and Chandlers Hall.

We discussed that already.

You say that House Dres is honestly concerned about failing their ordained mission? Perhaps we let the disdain of outlanders affect our judgement. I will speak with Indoril Beroth, but I am sure she will agree to resume trade. You can let Nidara know that we will pick up the goods shortly.

Does the trade in Aimrah truly please the Three, or does it merely please House Dres to have more gold in their coffers? Recent events have led Indoril Beroth to reconsider the prudence of trade with a house as manipulative as Dres, and I support her decision.

Because of you, we won't restart trade with Nanaav for a while.

Thanks to you, trade with Nanaav should be restarting soon.

Sortis Garer agreed to resume our Aimrah trade? I knew hearing it from someone else would do the trick. Here, take some specialty items from Deshaan on the house. You've earned it.

You've killed Sortis Garer? Foolish outlander. It seems you have no idea how to handle bargains like that. Luckily for me, you were just a third party. You should leave before you entail more trouble onto our Houses.

I'm sure Sortis can be convinced if you get on his good side.

Come back if you change your mind. I can't leave my shipment.

Thank you. The person to speak with is Sortis Garer. He is the head of the Clerks and Chandlers Hall in Nanaav's Beroth House. Remind him that the Tribunal commanded House Dres to provide for the Dunmer people.

I sell goods from House Dres' plantations of Deshaan to House Indoril here in Aimrah. However, when I arrived with my latest shipment, Indoril Beroth's people turned it away. I tried to reason with them, but they refused to even speak with me. Something about my 'disrespectful and deceitful nature.' It is our sacred duty to supply Morrowind with our bountiful harvest, and I intend to remind House Indoril of that. Can you deliver this message to them?