Calcelmo
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Location Novice Robes of Destruction 5 Always available -
locations
| Hold | Town | Location |
|---|---|---|
| the Reach Hold | Markarth | Understone Keep |
Dialogue
(player): I have a letter from Faleen.
This is... more than I could have hoped for. Have you really done this for me?
I have to see her. Please, excuse me.
(player): I've been sent by Mara to aid you.
I was beginning to lose faith that any help would come.
Eh... You see... I've been thinking about Faleen quite a bit. You know Faleen?
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Then you know what a beauty she is.
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The trouble is that I can't seem to speak around her.
My mouth goes dry, and I start to shake.
I could never hope to approach her.
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(player): You just need to have something to talk about.
That's the trouble. I know Faleen from the Keep, but I have no idea what sorts of things she likes.
It's not a simple matter. I could offend her fairly easily by bringing up the wrong subject. I've seen it happen before.
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(player): Is there anyone who knows what she likes?
There is one... Yngvar. He's quite popular with the ladies.
Thankfully Faleen is not quite his type, but they've been friends for some time, and he may have some ideas.
Please, ask him what she likes. It's my only chance.
(player): You're probably overthinking this.
That may be the case.
But she is as volatile as a sabre cat. One wrong word, and I've seen her turn on a man so quickly...
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(player): Is there anyone who knows what she likes?
There is one... Yngvar. He's quite popular with the ladies.
Thankfully Faleen is not quite his type, but they've been friends for some time, and he may have some ideas.
Please, ask him what she likes. It's my only chance.
Well, suffice to say she is resplendent, but not without resolve. Striking, in all senses.
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The trouble is that I can't seem to speak around her.
My mouth goes dry, and I start to shake.
I could never hope to approach her.
Follow-up choices
(player): You just need to have something to talk about.
That's the trouble. I know Faleen from the Keep, but I have no idea what sorts of things she likes.
It's not a simple matter. I could offend her fairly easily by bringing up the wrong subject. I've seen it happen before.
Follow-up choices
(player): Is there anyone who knows what she likes?
There is one... Yngvar. He's quite popular with the ladies.
Thankfully Faleen is not quite his type, but they've been friends for some time, and he may have some ideas.
Please, ask him what she likes. It's my only chance.
(player): You're probably overthinking this.
That may be the case.
But she is as volatile as a sabre cat. One wrong word, and I've seen her turn on a man so quickly...
Follow-up choices
(player): Is there anyone who knows what she likes?
There is one... Yngvar. He's quite popular with the ladies.
Thankfully Faleen is not quite his type, but they've been friends for some time, and he may have some ideas.
Please, ask him what she likes. It's my only chance.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Perhaps I could view your work?
Preposterous! That research represents years of personal toil in some of the most dangerous Dwemer ruins in Skyrim!
You must be mad to think I'd allow anyone to see it before it's completed.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): I hear you're the authority on ancient Falmer.
Then you were well informed. I am at this very moment on the cusp of completing my magnum opus on the subject.
I'm calling it "Calcelmo's Guide to the Falmer Tongue." It will revolutionize the way we understand those ancient beings.
Follow-up choices
(player): Perhaps I could view your work?
Preposterous! That research represents years of personal toil in some of the most dangerous Dwemer ruins in Skyrim!
You must be mad to think I'd allow anyone to see it before it's completed.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Grant me access or you'll regret it. (Intimidate)
Do you realize that at a snap of my fingers I can bring the entire Markarth city guard to my defense?
You best rethink this course of action or you may find yourself on the executioner's block.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): What will it cost to change your mind? (Bribe)
I'm not certain how many scholars you're accustomed to dealing with, but I can assure you that personal wealth is our lowest priority.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
What kind of a mentor would I be if I denied a potential student a glimpse at his master's ingenuity!
Here, this key will provide access to my museum. Feel free to browse for as long as you wish.
However, I must insist that my laboratory remains strictly off limits.
(player): But I'm a great admirer of your work. (Persuade)
While I appreciate the sentiment, I still have to decline.
Being an admirer, I'm sure you can appreciate the need to keep my research a secret.
Follow-up choices
(player): Even after everything I did for you and Faleen?
Well, I'm not blind to the fact that you've been instrumental in improving my affairs of the heart.
If you wish, you may enter my tower to view the museum section, but I'm afraid the laboratories are still off limits.
That's the best I can offer.
(player): Even after slaying your troublesome spider?
I've already provided you a key to the museum. You should consider it an honor. Few are allowed to browse my collection.
I'm sorry, but that's as far as my generosity extends.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): Forget it. Maybe I'll come back later.
Very well. Perhaps when my research is complete, I'll feel more comfortable discussing my findings with you.
(player): You just need to have something to talk about.
That's the trouble. I know Faleen from the Keep, but I have no idea what sorts of things she likes.
It's not a simple matter. I could offend her fairly easily by bringing up the wrong subject. I've seen it happen before.
Follow-up choices
(player): Is there anyone who knows what she likes?
There is one... Yngvar. He's quite popular with the ladies.
Thankfully Faleen is not quite his type, but they've been friends for some time, and he may have some ideas.
Please, ask him what she likes. It's my only chance.
(player): I've killed Nimhe.
You have my gratitude. That spider had been interfering with my excavations for months.
As promised, here's the key to the Dwemer Museum. Mind the displays. Some of them are quite fragile.
(player): Not interested.
Oh, very well. Probably safest that way.
(player): That spider is as good as dead.
Enthusiasm. Good. Here's the key to the dig site.
(player): (Invisible Continue)
I'll let you in if you agree to something for me. There's a giant spider in Nchuand-Zel. My workers call her "Nimhe," the poisoned one.
If you deal with Nimhe, I'll let you into both the excavation site and my Dwemer Museum. What do you say?
Follow-up choices
(player): That spider is as good as dead.
Enthusiasm. Good. Here's the key to the dig site.
(player): Not interested.
Oh, very well. Probably safest that way.
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