Rarvela Malvani, one of the witnesses, said she had heard rumors of Davas Ramaran being quick-tempered. She believes it's likely that he struck first.
Overseeing a House War
Orama Nidrem, one of the witnesses, told me that her friend overheard Rolis declaring his intent to pick a fight with a Redoran.
Margnir the Harvester, one of the witnesses, claims to have heard insults before the physical confrontation began. He says the fighting started immediately after someone named Sarvynu was insulted.
A Redoran warrior, Davas Ramaran, killed a Hlaalu warrior, Rolis Deras, in front of the Temple in Ald Iuval. Muran Samarys and Hleras Selaro have asked me to investigate whether Rolis Deras' death was an act of self-defense or an unjust murder. If found to be an unjust act, it'll likely lead to a Morag Tong writ being placed on Davas' head.
According to Davas Ramaran, Rolis Deras' death was an act of self-defense. Davas claims that Rolis bumped into him while he was heading into the Temple, sparking an argument that ended with Rolis attacking Davas.
I believed Davas Ramaran's testimony. He thanked me for declaring him innocent regarding Rolis Deras' death.
I didn't believe Davas Ramaran's testimony and declared him guilty of unjustly causing Rolis Deras' death. He didn't accept my judgment and attacked me.
Muran Samarys was pleased that I declared Davas Ramaran innocent of Rolis Deras' death, likely preventing a House War.
Hleras Selaro was pleased that I demonstrated the Temple's strength and neutrality by condemning Davas Ramaran for unjustly causing Rolis Deras' death.
Muran Samarys was furious with me for killing Davas Ramaran and expelled me from the Temple. What led to Rolis Deras' death no longer matters.