Removing the Guard

Feduran Vandal at Ashamul tells me that she is a smuggler, and wants to get the guard posted at the entrance of Ashamul out of the way, in a manner that will not cause Master Mithras to send more.

I refused to help Feduran with her illegal deeds.

When I agreed to help Feduran, she told me her plan. She can't do anything suspicious, so she needs me to help her. To do this, I must find the guar thief, so Mithras has no excuse to keep his guard at Ashamul.

When I agreed to help Feduran, she told me her plan. She can't do anything suspicious, so she needs me to help her. To do this, I must find the guar thief, so Mithras has no excuse to keep his guard at Ashamul. There is an alternative to finding the thief, however. Feduran has heard of the recent events in Ranyon-ruhn, and thinks I could pretend that Sinsal Nedriem, the slanderous alchemist, was the guar thief.

I found the guar thief and slew him.

I was able to convince the guard that I had slain the guar thief.

Feduran Vandal thanked me for removing the guard from Ashamul.

I reported Feduran's scheme to a guard, who said he'd have her promptly arrested. He rewarded me for my honesty.

Feduran Vandal suggests two places where I might look for the guar thief. Her primary suspect is Galdasi Thendas, a thief at Ranyon-ruhn. While she is a poor thief, Feduran thinks it might be easier for her to steal something that would follow her. Alternatively, I could try asking around Tel Ouada, where there have also been rumors of guar theft.

I was able to convince the guard that Sinsal Nedriem was the guar thief. I should inform Feduran Vandal of my success.

At the Tel Ouada guar farm, Erdlan Galelan told me that he'd lost a few guars to thieves recently. Apparently, there had been lights seen at the base of the cliff at Aegondo Point, east of the guar farm, on the night of the last theft.

Erdlan Galelan thanked me for killing the guar thief.