A Matter of Record

Bidsi Omathi, a pilgrim staying at the Hostel of the Crossing in Almas Thirr, wants to add to a dedication her grandfather has left during his own pilgrimage, but has been denied access to it by the Office of Recording. She asked me to speak to Moram Llervor at the Office of Intercession on her behalf. Alternatively, she told me that Adosi Biran at the Limping Scrib could help, at a cost.

Moram Llervor has approved the release of the documents for a small fee and told me to speak to Madura Andrano at the Office of Recording.

Madura Andrano has admitted that the record I seek has been lost and possibly destroyed during a recent fire. She has given me permission to look for it myself in the downstairs office.

I have found the Omathi dedication in the Office of Recording.

I brought the dedication to Bidsi Omathi.

Bidsi Omathi was depressed to find out that the dedication was ruined in a fire and lost to time, though my effort was appreciated.

Bidsi Omathi is dead.

I've spoken to Adosi Biran, who will recover the dedication for 200 septims. He offered me a discount if I steal a document from the Office of Recording for him. It contains financial information about House Hlaalu and should be in the main room.

I brought the document from the Office of Recording to Adosi Biran. He offered me a discount.

Adosi Biran promised to have the document tomorrow.

One day has passed. Adosi Biran is probably ready to give me the document.

Adosi Biran has made good on his promise. I now have the dedication for Bidsi Omathi.