Omaynis Inn

Ulvys Ules told me that the construction of a well-needed inn in Omaynis is underway. However, he has received information that the contractors are Redoran, which cannot be allowed on Hlaalu territory. He asked me to take action to correct this mistake. I should start by speaking with the governor in Omaynis, Alvuru Omayn.

Alvuru Omayn admitted that she had been negotiating a contract with the Hlaalu, but they had been unable to agree on its terms. The residents of Omaynis then grew impatient and hired workers from Veranis to do the job. On top of that, she had intended her brother to run the inn, but he no longer wants the job. I need to get rid of the Redoran workers, go to Milns Lloran in Bal Foyen to negotiate a new contract, and either convince Nalvos Omayn to take the job or find a new publican for the inn.

Alvuru Omayn admitted that she had been negotiating a contract with the Hlaalu, but they had been unable to agree on its terms. The residents of Omaynis then grew impatient and hired workers from Veranis to do the job. On top of that, she had intended her brother to run the inn, but he recently died. I need to get rid of the Redoran workers, go to Milns Lloran in Bal Foyen to negotiate a new contract, and find a new publican for the inn.

I was approached by Cornelius Vulpo, who is Andas' contact in Omaynis. He recommended Olvys Omayn, who currently runs the pub in the mine, as a publican for the inn. He has a bad standing within the family, so Alvuru Omayn is not likely to willingly accept him, but if I can make him agree to give Andas a share of the profit, Andas will force her to accept. It may take a while, though, so I should focus on my other tasks if she objects.

Milns Lloran said she doesn't trust Andas, and will need some extra funds in order to hire a contractor that is out of his reach -- 500 gold should be enough. She would, however, cut the price if I can convince Nalvos Omayn to run the inn.

Milns Lloran said she doesn't trust Andas, and will need some extra funds in order to hire a contractor that is out of his reach -- 500 gold should be enough.

I decided to pay Milns Lloran to hire a Hlaalu contractor to finish the inn.

Since Nalvos Omayn had agreed to be the publican, Milns Lloran promised she will arrange for a Hlaalu contractor to finish the inn, without charging for it.

Milns Lloran is dead, so I'm not likely to find someone to hire a contractor for the inn. I should let Ulvys Ules know about this.

Alvuru Omayn was furious upon learning that I had killed the Redoran workers. She told me this could lead into a House War, so she'll need to spend the next couple of months negotiating with House Redoran to prevent that. Thus, the inn is not likely to get finished anytime soon. I should let Ulvys Ules know about this.

All of the candidates for running the inn are dead. Alvuru Omayn was reluctant to allow anyone else in the neighborhood to take the job, and has thus called off the work on the inn for now.

Alvuru Omayn is dead. The inn is not likely to be finished within the foreseeable future without her around to approve it.

Ulvys Ules was unhappy that my actions had delayed the completion of the inn.

With all preparations complete, construction of the inn may begin. I should return to Ulvys Ules for my reward.

Ulvys Ules was happy that I was both able to get rid of the Redoran workers, and negotiate a good deal with Olvys Omayn to run the inn. He paid me decently.

Ulvys Ules was content that I was able to get rid of the Redoran workers, but thought Nalvos Omayn was a poor choice as a publican and was afraid he would bring trouble later on. He paid me decently nonetheless.

Ulvys Ules rewarded me with some of gold from Andas' treasury for being able to solve the troubles with the inn.

The inn in Omaynis should be finished now. I should return there and have a look whenever I find time for it.

Nalvos Omayn told me that the idea of having him run the inn was one of his sister's schemes to keep him away from her power, and stubbornly refused my request. He also thought the job as a publican was below his position, but hinted that he could maybe change his mind if I'm able to negotiate a good deal with the governor, provided other conditions were improved. Perhaps the locals have some clues of what could sway him?

Alvuru Omayn agreed to make Nalvos Omayn the owner of the inn if he accepts becoming its publican, as long as he agrees to invest the profits in the development of the town.

Someone told me that Nalvos Omayn doesn't like the Redoran. Therefore, my chances of convincing him to run the inn will likely improve if I manage to get the Redoran workers out of town.

A resident of Omaynis told me that Nalvos has a drinking problem. Perhaps I can use this to my advantage?

Olvys Omayn would gladly accept running the new inn. He will have no issue with giving Andas a share of the profits.

I was able to convince Nalvos Omayn to accept the offer to run the inn.

I've decided to let Olvys run the inn. Alvuru Omayn was not happy with this decision, but realized she had no other choice than to accept.

I've decided to let Nalvos run the inn. Alvuru Omayn was happy with this decision, and paid me for my help.

The Redoran workers told me that I will have to pay them 100 gold each in order to buy them out of their contract.

I've paid the workers their dues. They will now leave Omaynis.

I was able to convince the workers to leave Omaynis.

I was able to trick the other workers into believing that the foreman is taking extra pay for himself. They decided to beat him up, and will now leave Omaynis.

Alvuru Omayn was happy that I was able to convince the Redoran workers to leave.

I've killed the Redoran workers. I should let Alvuru Omayn know about this.