Elenwen

NPCConditionally Non-KillableFemale

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Hold	Town	Location
Haafingar Hold	-	Thalmor Embassy

(player): Do you host these parties often?

Quite often, yes. The only thing I enjoy more than luxury is sharing that luxury with those who can appreciate it.

But I also enjoy learning the latest gossip and hear the most intriguing rumors.

(player): I can see you spared no expense.

Of course not. One does not gather the most important men and women of Skyrim and then serve them cheap ale and stale bread.

This is only a taste of the benefits that accrue to those that align themselves with Thalmor interests.

(player): What's your position on the civil war?

As long as the Empire continues to uphold its treaty obligations, my government does not concern itself with the internal politics of Skyrim.

(player): I've never quite understood exactly what the Justiciars do.

The Thalmor Justiciars are so often misunderstood. Our primary goal is to preserve the peace between the Empire and the Aldmeri Dominion.

The worship of the false god Talos contributed to the unfortunate friction that led to the Great War.

Following the Great War, the White-Gold Concordat set out the terms for peaceful coexistence between the two powers.

The Empire and the Dominion agreed that the worship of Talos was a relic of the past, and must be eliminated in the interests of peace.

But I'm sure you didn't come here for a lecture on high politics.

(player): What does your position as Thalmor Ambassador involve?

One of my main duties is to foster a better understanding between the Aldmeri Dominion and the people of Skyrim.

I also oversee the activities of the Thalmor Justiciars throughout Skyrim, although this has been unfortunately disrupted by the war.

(player): I've never quite understood exactly what the Justiciars do.

The Thalmor Justiciars are so often misunderstood. Our primary goal is to preserve the peace between the Empire and the Aldmeri Dominion.

The worship of the false god Talos contributed to the unfortunate friction that led to the Great War.

Following the Great War, the White-Gold Concordat set out the terms for peaceful coexistence between the two powers.

The Empire and the Dominion agreed that the worship of Talos was a relic of the past, and must be eliminated in the interests of peace.

But I'm sure you didn't come here for a lecture on high politics.

(player): What's your position on the civil war?

As long as the Empire continues to uphold its treaty obligations, my government does not concern itself with the internal politics of Skyrim.

My duty is simple - oversee the Thalmor Justiciars, and make sure they perform their duties admirably.

The Empire, in its wisdom, has come to recognize Talos worship as a barbaric remnant of a bygone age.

Talos was a heroic man, but not a god. It pains the Altmer that we must remind our younger cousins of the difference.

We only want what is best for Tamriel. Surely, the rebels will accept peace when they realize this.

I could swear I've seen you somewhere before...

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