A Routine Delivery

A merchant named Irva Sedrethi has asked me to help her by making a routine delivery of an ebony longsword to a client in Almas Thirr. The client is secretive, so I'll have to meet with an agent of his at an establishment called the Thirsty Saint Cornerclub, which is located in the Waistworks.

The ebony-looking blade given to me by Irva Sedrethi was identified as a clever forgery. It seems that she intended to trick me into delivering a fake to her mystery client.

I met my contact at the Thirsty Saint Cornerclub. I gave her the code word, "Amethyst Dreugh", and she responded with directions to the Underworks. She told me that her employer would be waiting for me there.

After contacting his agent and entering the Underworks of Almas Thirr, I found the one who appears to be the client that Irva Sedrethi spoke of. He was standing in the company of an imposing orcish bodyguard.

When I gave him the ebony longsword, Hles Vervul accused me of trying to trick him with a forgery. He demanded that I give restitution for the money he gave Irva Sedrethi: 2,000 drakes, to be exact.

I was forced to pay 2,000 gold to Hles Vervul as restitution. I better return to Irva Sedrethi and try to get my money back.

I didn't have enough money to pay restitution to Hles Vervul, so he and his gang attacked me.

I refused to pay restitution to Hles Vervul, so he and his gang attacked me.

I failed to convince Hles Vervul that the forgery was worth the money he paid for it, so he and his gang attacked me.

I managed to convince Hles Vervul that the forgery was worth the money he paid for it. Disgruntled but still convinced, he agreed to let me go without any bloodshed or restitution paid.

I refused to help Hles Vervul get his money back from Irva Sedrethi in Bal Foyen, so he and his gang attacked me.

I agreed to help Hles Vervul get his money back from Irva Sedrethi in Bal Foyen. He promised me a cut if I brought it back to him.

I have killed Hles Vervul and his gang.

I managed to intimidate Irva Sedrethi into agreeing to pay back Hles Vervul. She gave me a letter to deliver back to him and asked me in no uncertain terms to leave her shop.

Irva Sedrethi was less than enthused to hear that the delivery had gone awry. She gave me 200 drakes and an enchanted ebony longsword.

I informed Irva Sedrethi that I knew the ebony longsword was a fake, and refused to deliver it for her. She'll have to find somebody else to trick into her scheme.

I informed Irva Sedrethi that I knew the ebony longsword was a fake, and threatened to blackmail her with it unless she paid me. She'll have to find somebody else to trick into her scheme, and I've made a handsome profit.

Irva Sedrethi was less than enthused to hear that the delivery had gone awry, but became overjoyed when she learned that the gangsters had been killed. She gave me 500 drakes and an enchanted ebony longsword. It looks just as fake as the last one.

Irva Sedrethi was overjoyed to hear that the delivery went well. She gave me 500 drakes and an enchanted ebony longsword. It looks just as fake as the last one.

Irva Sedrethi still isn't happy that I extorted her on Hles Vervul's behalf, but now that he and his gang are dead she no longer has to pay them back. She begrudgingly rewarded me with 500 drakes and an enchanted ebony longsword. It looks just as fake as the last one.

Irva Sedrethi was hesitant to refund the full 2,000 drakes I gave to Hles Vervul's gang as restitution for her trick. She gave me 1,000 drakes instead, along with her apologies and an enchanted ebony longsword. It looks just as fake as the last one.

Irva Sedrethi was hesitant to refund the full 2,000 drakes I gave to Hles Vervul's gang as restitution for her trick, but I levied my status as a member of House Hlaalu to wring it out of her and then some.

I returned to Hles Vervul with the letter that Irva Sedrethi gave me. He seemed pleased with the terms that it offered and rewarded me with 700 drakes. My business with him is concluded.