I can't believe Irene is dead. This shop won't be the same without her.

Thank you for assisting my apprentice. Her mistake would have been a very costly one if not for you.

Irene is dead! I don't believe it. This may sound inappropriate, but can you see that the delivery she gave you is finished? I would really appreciate it. I have to see to preparations for the poor girl.

Irene did what? Am I really going to have to loom over her shoulder every time she makes a potion? She was even following a recipe, for Mara's sake.

Irene has been panicking about something to do with your delivery. That in itself isn't unusual, but you might want to see what the matter is.

Are you with the Rosehearth brothers? I've delegated their order to my apprentice. Talk to her first if there's an issue.

I won't forget what you did for me and this shop. Stop by anytime if you're in need of some potions.

Tarith could have died because of my carelessness. I wouldn't feel right accepting this refund, and if the brothers won't take it, you might as well keep it. Going all the way into a troll den for a delivery? You truly went above and beyond. Please take some potions for your trouble. Don't worry, mistress Geniette made these ones! If you ever need more, I'll try to make sure she lets them go for a discount.

Tarith is dead? I can't believe... have you told his brother? He needs to know what happened.

You rescued Tarith? Are you sure he arrived in Othmura safely? Please, return to me after you confirm whether or not he is safe.

Tarith is trapped in a cave and it's all my fault. I'm glad you found him, but you need to get him out of there!

Tarith has left for Othmura?! Oh please, %PCName, you have to get there before he uses those potions. If you head down the stairs outside the shop, you can find Darane Sadralo and her boat by the water. She should be able to take you to Othmura.

You have to get those waterbreathing potions to the brothers before they leave Narsis. I would never forgive myself if something happened to them because of my negligence.

The Rosehearth brothers are dead? May their souls be at rest. Thank you for telling me the news.

Norlan is dead? Oh, what terrible news. Thank you for delivering the potions for me, and please give my deepest condolences to his brother.

Tarith is dead? Oh, what terrible news. Thank you for delivering the potions for me, and please give my deepest condolences to his brother.

Yes, the potions! Please tell me you haven't delivered them yet. I accidentally mixed up my recipes! Instead of making some special Dreugh Hunter's Elixirs, I made regular waterbreathing potions. The brothers mentioned something about going out diving, and I would hate for something to happen to them because of me. Please take these new potions to the brothers along with my sincerest apologies. If you're quick, you might catch them before they leave!

The Last Drop is just across from the silt strider station in the Foreign Quarter. Please hurry with those potions!

Oh, I see. I guess I'll figure it out myself then.

You're a life-saver! The brothers told me they would be waiting at The Last Drop in the Foreign Quarter. That's the inn just opposite the silt strider boarding platform. Here's the shipment and some gold. Give 100 to the brothers as a partial refund alongside my sincerest apologies for the wait. Keep the rest of it for your pay.

Yes, two Breton brothers recently ordered some waterbreathing potions. Geniette Winvale passed the job on to me, but I've really fallen behind on it. Say, would you be able to deliver the potions for me? I would pay you for your time, of course.

I've heard the odd whisper about places much deeper and darker than Magun Grotto under Lake Coronati. I wonder how many waterbreathing potions you would need if you were going to a place like that?

I realized I've been gambling with my life recently. If it wasn't for you, I would have died back there in Magun Grotto. That's why I want you to have the Thorn of Rosehearth. It will serve you better than it would me, and parting with it will give me some time to consider my recent activities. Thank you, %PCName. You are as much a Rosehearth as me or my brother. Wield the Thorn well, and know that you are welcome in our company anytime.

In my rush to to scout out Magun Grotto, I never stopped to consider that I was leaving Norlan alone in such a big, strange city. I have failed my family on this day. You should take the Thorn of Rosehearth, %PCName. My hands are not worthy to grasp its hilt. Please, leave me alone for a while.

Ah yes, the potions. Well, the mistake with our order was eventually corrected. Tell Irene she can keep the refund. Besides, we have something more important to discuss. I think I'll be taking a little break from diving for a while. As such, I've finally decided what your reward should be.

That's handled, thank you very much. But I can't leave Magun Grotto without the Rosehearth family blade.

These will suffice for getting me out of here. However, I can't leave yet. While I was devising a plan to escape from Magun Grotto, a disgusting troll leapt out of the water and attacked me. The foul beast ran off with the Rosehearth family blade!

Thank you. You can keep the rest for managing to find me in such a remote place. Now, before you arrived, I was actually devising my own plan to escape Magun Grotto when a disgusting troll attacked me and stole my family blade!

Yes, that would do. Bring me three, and then I can think about getting out of here.

Return when you have the potions. I must get out of here!

The potions got mixed up? That explains a lot. The waterbreathing effect dwindled far sooner than I expected, and I only just managed to find air again. Well, do you have the real potions? Just one of them should be enough to get me out of here.

The alchemist who brewed the potions is dead? I feel a little strange about having them now, but thank you for letting me know.

I appreciate your help. If you find us after we return from our diving adventure, Norlan and I will buy you a few rounds.

The alchemist brewing them is dead? Well, it seems very insensitive to go looking for those potions now. I suppose we'll have to try another shop. Thank you for letting me know.

Oh, excellent news! Thank you, friend. Tell her she can keep the money; we're just happy to have the potions. With them, our diving adventure will line our pockets with treasures worth far more.

I see. I wonder what's taking her so long?

Do you have the potions?

Yes, we ordered some waterbreathing potions from Geniette Winvale at her alchemy shop. We even paid a premium to get them delivered quickly. I wonder what's taking her so long?

Don't worry about Tarith. He's just a bit rattled, that's all. Thanks again for pulling him out of that cave.

Tarith is dead? My poor brother. By the Divines, if he had just waited, I could have been there to protect him. I should have protected him.

I'm impressed and thankful that you managed to get the potions to my brother before something terrible happened. Well, more terrible than squatting in a troll den!

I'm glad Irene was able to catch her mistake before something terrible happened. Please, make haste to Othmura to see that it doesn't.

Oh dear. Tarith already left to scout out our first dive, and he took the potions with him. I told him I would catch up after I wrapped up some things in Narsis. If what you say is true, he might very well be in danger. Please, you need to take the potions to Tarith. My brother is very impatient, and I'm worried he may get himself killed. He told me he would be waiting for me in Othmura.

The alchemist who brewed the potions is dead? Well, that's a shame. At least we got them before that happened.

Thanks again for delivering those potions.

The alchemist brewing them is dead? Well, that's a shame. I don't know what we're going to do now. Thanks anyway, I suppose.

You've got them? Splendid. Tarith will take them from you.

You should ask my brother about them. He's the one who placed the order.