Of Cats and Wood Elves

Tharmadalion, a slave being sold in Arvud, says that he's not a Khajiit, but a Wood Elf. He asked me to talk with the slave trader Galvur Irano about this case of mistaken identity and persuade him to let Tharmadalion go free. I decided not to get involved.

Tharmadalion, a slave being sold in Arvud, says that he's not a Khajiit, but a Wood Elf. He asked me to talk with the slave trader Galvur Irano about this case of mistaken identity and persuade him to let Tharmadalion go free. I agreed to help him.

Galvur Irano refused to let Tharmadalion go free, even though he's not a Khajiit after all. I could try persuading him again, or think of some other approach.

Even though he believed my lie about Khesurra and J'Suhkurr not being Khajiit, he refused to let the slaves go free. I could try persuading him again, or think of some other approach.

Even though he believed my lie about all of his slaves not being Khajiit, he refused to let them go free. I could try persuading him again, or think of some other approach.

Galvur Irano begrudgingly agreed to free Tharmadalion. I should tell him the good news.

Galvur Irano begrudgingly agreed to free Khesurra and J'Suhkurr. I should tell them the good news.

Galvur Irano begrudgingly agreed to free Tharmadalion, Khesurra, and J'Suhkurr. I should tell them the good news.

Tharmadalion has been freed.

Khesurra and J'Suhkurr have been freed.

Tharmadalion, Khesurra, and J'Suhkurr have been freed.

I told Galvur Irano that Tharmadalion had his mind set for regaining his freedom. The slavedriver thanked me for the information and assured me that the slave would be dealt with.