I have heard that you claim to be the Nerevarine. I am not sure what to think about this, but I do not trust you, and I will not give you any duties.

You have broken our rules and have been expelled. If you make amends, I can speak with you about your duties.

As you probably saw on your way in, there are Indoril footsoldiers at our door. They are here for Calitia. She needs our help.

It seems like no one is any the wiser for them. Still, a request from Indoril Ilvi would not have been wise to deny.

However, from what I've heard, you explained the proverbs in a way that made it seem that the Temple was choosing House Hlaalu's side. I asked you to remain as neutral as possible, didn't I? I'm disappointed. But nevermind that. We have an urgent matter in our hands.

However, from what I've heard, you explained the proverbs in a way that made it seem that the Temple was choosing House Indoril's side. I asked you to remain as neutral as possible, didn't I? I'm disappointed. But nevermind that. We have an urgent matter in our hands.

And from what I've heard, you didn't make it seem like the Temple was on the side of either of the Great Houses. Thank you for remaining neutral in this matter. Take these potions as a reward for doing your duty. Now we have an urgent matter in our hands.

You handed out all the proverbs to the Velothi, %PCRank? That's good. I have no further duties for you. You should go to the Office of Intercession and speak with Illene Teloth. I hear she has some work for you.

You handed out all the proverbs to the Velothi, %PCRank? That's good.

I think I've heard enough, thank you.

Okay.

Alright. I would've appreciated an explanation, though. I'm just a commoner.

I see. So, he's trying to turn us against the Hlaalu? I thought Indoril Ilvi was above this sort of thing. Thank you for explaining this to me.

So, the Temple is warning us that the Hlaalu aren't to be trusted? I see. Thank you for explaining this to me.

Oh, I see. I suppose that makes sense. Thank you for explaining this to me.

Yes! Yes! Lord Ilvi is right! He truly is blessed with wisdom. The Hlaalu spit on the faces of their ancestors. The Indoril are the true defenders of the Faith.

The Indoril Ilvi isn't very subtle, is he? He's obviously trying to make the Hlaalu seem like enemies of the Temple. I think I've heard enough, thank you.

Okay, so one house crumbles and the other one doesn't. What does it mean?

Yes! Yes! Lord Ilvi is right! He truly is blessed with wisdom. The Hlaalu are wicked and greedy beyond measure! The Indoril are the true defenders of the Faith.

The Indoril Ilvi isn't very subtle, is he? He's obviously trying to make the Hlaalu seem like enemies of the Temple. I think I've heard enough, thank you.

To be frank, I wouldn't mind if I was rich. Can you explain what the proverb is supposed to mean?

Yes! Yes! Lord Ilvi is right! He truly is blessed with wisdom. The Hlaalu have welcomed the Empire's corruption with open arms and turned their back on the Three. The Indoril are the true defenders of the Faith.

The Indoril Ilvi isn't very subtle, is he? He's obviously trying to make the Hlaalu seem like enemies of the Temple. I think I've heard enough, thank you.

I hear you, but I don't quite understand what it means. The Emperor lives far away. What does this have to do with me?

Yes! Yes! Lord Ilvi is right! He truly is blessed with wisdom. The Hlaalu are treacherous. They cannot be trusted. The Indoril are the true defenders of the Faith.

The Indoril Ilvi isn't very subtle, is he? He's obviously trying to make the Hlaalu seem like enemies of the Temple. I think I've heard enough, thank you.

Alright, false scales that fall over... What does it mean?

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

The Temple has some words of wisdom for me? Written by lord Ilvi? Let's hear them.

Lloris Dalan thinks that these proverbs are Indoril propaganda? Hogwash! Everyone knows that lord Indoril Ilvi is both a wise and pious man. He cares for the Velothi, and his words are clearly meant to comfort and enlighten us. It's not my place to second-guess the motivations of a priest of the Temple, but I can't help but wonder if Lloris Dalan is a secret Hlaalu sympathizer. Anyway, go ahead and spread these proverbs -- interpret them as you see fit.

Hand out the proverbs to local Velothi. However, if you're asked to explain what the proverbs mean, I want you to be as neutral as possible in your interpretation. You might also want to show these to Hetman Llothro. She knows the minds of the commonfolk better than I do.

Whatever the case may be, we will do as Indoril Ilvi asks. There is no reason to antagonize him. I would like you to hand out these proverbs to local Velothi. However, if you're asked to explain what the proverbs mean, I want you to be as neutral as possible in your interpretation. You might also want to show these to Hetman Llothro. She knows the minds of the commonfolk better than I do.

Lord Indoril Ilvi has written me saying that in these troubled times he hopes that the Temple is doing everything in our power to remind the common Velothi in Almas Thirr that their foremost duty in life is to serve the Tribunal. His letter came with a supplement of proverbs, penned by the good lord himself, which he hopes we will preach to the locals. Now, I've reviewed all the proverbs. On the surface, they sound like fine aphorisms, but each of them also berates House Hlaalu.