Gulum-Ei
- held items
Location East Empire Warehouse Key - Gold 135 - Level 1+ 135 -
- Quests
- QuestlineQuest
Location Thieves Guild Scoundrel's Folly -
locations
| Hold | Town | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Haafingar Hold | Solitude | The Winking Skeever |
Dialogue
(player): I'm here about Goldenglow Estate.
I don't deal in land or property. Now, if you're looking for goods, you've come to the right person.
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(player): You can drop the act now... Gajul-Lei.
Oh, wait... did you say Goldenglow Estate? My apologies.
I'm sorry to say I know very little about that... bee farm, was it?
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(player): You acted as a broker for its new owner.
Maybe I did, maybe I didn't. I can't be expected to remember every deal I handle.
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(player): Identify the buyer and we'll forget what we know. (Persuade)
I don't care what you promise. If I tell you the buyer's name and word gets around, it could ruin me!
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Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
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(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): Give me the buyer's name or I'll kill you. (Intimidate)
Hasn't Mercer Frey taught you people anything?
You kill me and your only contact with the East Empire Company vanishes. That's not smart for business.
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Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
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(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
All right. Had I known the deal would bring me this much trouble, I never would have accepted the gold.
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(player): What about the information on Goldenglow Estate?
I was approached by a woman who wanted me to act as the broker for something big.
She flashed a bag of gold in my face and said all I had to do was pay Aringoth for the estate.
I brought him the coin and walked away with her copy of the deed.
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(player): Did she say why she was doing this?
Not at all. I tend not to ask too many questions when I'm on the job. I'm sure you understand.
However, I did notice she was quite angry and it was being directed at Mercer Frey.
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(player): That's it? No name or anything?
In this business we rarely deal in names; our identity comes from how much coin we carry.
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(player): I think you're lying to me.
Look, that's all I know. I never promised you I'd have all the answers.
Now, since our transaction is done, I'll be on my way.
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
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(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): Give me the buyer's name or I'll kill you. (Intimidate)
Hasn't Mercer Frey taught you people anything?
You kill me and your only contact with the East Empire Company vanishes. That's not smart for business.
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(player): Identify the buyer and we'll forget what we know. (Persuade)
I don't care what you promise. If I tell you the buyer's name and word gets around, it could ruin me!
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Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
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(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
All right. Had I known the deal would bring me this much trouble, I never would have accepted the gold.
Follow-up choices
(player): What about the information on Goldenglow Estate?
I was approached by a woman who wanted me to act as the broker for something big.
She flashed a bag of gold in my face and said all I had to do was pay Aringoth for the estate.
I brought him the coin and walked away with her copy of the deed.
Follow-up choices
(player): Did she say why she was doing this?
Not at all. I tend not to ask too many questions when I'm on the job. I'm sure you understand.
However, I did notice she was quite angry and it was being directed at Mercer Frey.
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(player): That's it? No name or anything?
In this business we rarely deal in names; our identity comes from how much coin we carry.
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(player): I think you're lying to me.
Look, that's all I know. I never promised you I'd have all the answers.
Now, since our transaction is done, I'll be on my way.
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
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(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): I'll keep quiet about your scam, but you owe me.
Now you're speaking my language.
Tell you what. If you need any stolen goods fenced, you bring them to me and I'll pay you good money for them.
Consider me your new friend in the north.
(player): Why did Karliah purchase Goldenglow Estate?
I asked her the same thing and she wouldn't come out and tell me.
But now that I know who she is, I'd say she's trying to hit the Thieves Guild where it hurts.
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(player): How would that hurt the Guild?
Maven Black-Briar needs Goldenglow's honey for her mead. She's been using the Guild to keep the Estate under her thumb.
If the owner cuts the Guild out of the picture, he's cutting Maven out of the picture... which she can't afford.
If I was Maven, I'd blame the Guild for weakening and not being able to handle the place.
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(player): Which makes Maven lose faith in us.
Exactly. For the Guild to survive, they need Maven's support.
This Karliah must have spent a lot of time and resources planning this.
(player): You acted as a broker for its new owner.
Maybe I did, maybe I didn't. I can't be expected to remember every deal I handle.
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(player): Identify the buyer and we'll forget what we know. (Persuade)
I don't care what you promise. If I tell you the buyer's name and word gets around, it could ruin me!
Follow-up choices
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
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(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): Give me the buyer's name or I'll kill you. (Intimidate)
Hasn't Mercer Frey taught you people anything?
You kill me and your only contact with the East Empire Company vanishes. That's not smart for business.
Follow-up choices
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
All right. Had I known the deal would bring me this much trouble, I never would have accepted the gold.
Follow-up choices
(player): What about the information on Goldenglow Estate?
I was approached by a woman who wanted me to act as the broker for something big.
She flashed a bag of gold in my face and said all I had to do was pay Aringoth for the estate.
I brought him the coin and walked away with her copy of the deed.
Follow-up choices
(player): Did she say why she was doing this?
Not at all. I tend not to ask too many questions when I'm on the job. I'm sure you understand.
However, I did notice she was quite angry and it was being directed at Mercer Frey.
Follow-up choices
(player): That's it? No name or anything?
In this business we rarely deal in names; our identity comes from how much coin we carry.
Follow-up choices
(player): I think you're lying to me.
Look, that's all I know. I never promised you I'd have all the answers.
Now, since our transaction is done, I'll be on my way.
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): Give me the buyer's name or I'll kill you. (Intimidate)
Hasn't Mercer Frey taught you people anything?
You kill me and your only contact with the East Empire Company vanishes. That's not smart for business.
Follow-up choices
(player): Identify the buyer and we'll forget what we know. (Persuade)
I don't care what you promise. If I tell you the buyer's name and word gets around, it could ruin me!
Follow-up choices
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
All right. Had I known the deal would bring me this much trouble, I never would have accepted the gold.
Follow-up choices
(player): What about the information on Goldenglow Estate?
I was approached by a woman who wanted me to act as the broker for something big.
She flashed a bag of gold in my face and said all I had to do was pay Aringoth for the estate.
I brought him the coin and walked away with her copy of the deed.
Follow-up choices
(player): Did she say why she was doing this?
Not at all. I tend not to ask too many questions when I'm on the job. I'm sure you understand.
However, I did notice she was quite angry and it was being directed at Mercer Frey.
Follow-up choices
(player): That's it? No name or anything?
In this business we rarely deal in names; our identity comes from how much coin we carry.
Follow-up choices
(player): I think you're lying to me.
Look, that's all I know. I never promised you I'd have all the answers.
Now, since our transaction is done, I'll be on my way.
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): You can drop the act now... Gajul-Lei.
Oh, wait... did you say Goldenglow Estate? My apologies.
I'm sorry to say I know very little about that... bee farm, was it?
Follow-up choices
(player): You acted as a broker for its new owner.
Maybe I did, maybe I didn't. I can't be expected to remember every deal I handle.
Follow-up choices
(player): Identify the buyer and we'll forget what we know. (Persuade)
I don't care what you promise. If I tell you the buyer's name and word gets around, it could ruin me!
Follow-up choices
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): Give me the buyer's name or I'll kill you. (Intimidate)
Hasn't Mercer Frey taught you people anything?
You kill me and your only contact with the East Empire Company vanishes. That's not smart for business.
Follow-up choices
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
All right. Had I known the deal would bring me this much trouble, I never would have accepted the gold.
Follow-up choices
(player): What about the information on Goldenglow Estate?
I was approached by a woman who wanted me to act as the broker for something big.
She flashed a bag of gold in my face and said all I had to do was pay Aringoth for the estate.
I brought him the coin and walked away with her copy of the deed.
Follow-up choices
(player): Did she say why she was doing this?
Not at all. I tend not to ask too many questions when I'm on the job. I'm sure you understand.
However, I did notice she was quite angry and it was being directed at Mercer Frey.
Follow-up choices
(player): That's it? No name or anything?
In this business we rarely deal in names; our identity comes from how much coin we carry.
Follow-up choices
(player): I think you're lying to me.
Look, that's all I know. I never promised you I'd have all the answers.
Now, since our transaction is done, I'll be on my way.
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): Give me the buyer's name or I'll kill you. (Intimidate)
Hasn't Mercer Frey taught you people anything?
You kill me and your only contact with the East Empire Company vanishes. That's not smart for business.
Follow-up choices
(player): Identify the buyer and we'll forget what we know. (Persuade)
I don't care what you promise. If I tell you the buyer's name and word gets around, it could ruin me!
Follow-up choices
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
All right. Had I known the deal would bring me this much trouble, I never would have accepted the gold.
Follow-up choices
(player): What about the information on Goldenglow Estate?
I was approached by a woman who wanted me to act as the broker for something big.
She flashed a bag of gold in my face and said all I had to do was pay Aringoth for the estate.
I brought him the coin and walked away with her copy of the deed.
Follow-up choices
(player): Did she say why she was doing this?
Not at all. I tend not to ask too many questions when I'm on the job. I'm sure you understand.
However, I did notice she was quite angry and it was being directed at Mercer Frey.
Follow-up choices
(player): That's it? No name or anything?
In this business we rarely deal in names; our identity comes from how much coin we carry.
Follow-up choices
(player): I think you're lying to me.
Look, that's all I know. I never promised you I'd have all the answers.
Now, since our transaction is done, I'll be on my way.
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): I'm keeping the deed. Any objections?
Consider it a gift to ensure your silence. That thing seems to be bringing me nothing but trouble anyway.
Karliah didn't even want it, she wanted to keep the sale a secret. I can see how well that went.
(player): What are the Nightingales?
They were a secret cabal of the three top rogues in the Thieves Guild. No one knew their identities.
Some people say they watched over the group, others say they were reserved for the most elite jobs. I don't really know.
It wasn't until recently that I heard Mercer Frey and this Dark Elf named Karliah were a part of that group.
(player): Tell me first, and then I'll decide.
All right, all right. It's Karliah... her name is Karliah.
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(player): You say that name like I should know it.
Mercer never told you about her?
Karliah is the thief responsible for murdering the previous Guild Master, Gallus. Now she's after Mercer.
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(player): And you're helping her?
Help... ? No, no! Look I didn't even know it was her until after she contacted me.
Please, you have to believe me!
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(player): Where is Karliah now?
I don't know. When I asked her where she was going she just muttered "Where the end began."
Here, take the Goldenglow Estate Deed as proof. And when you speak to Mercer, tell him I'm worth more to him alive.
(player): Mercer doesn't have to know.
I see you wish to be reasonable, perhaps I misjudged you.
The name of the person you want is Karliah.
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(player): You say that name like I should know it.
Mercer never told you about her?
Karliah is the thief responsible for murdering the previous Guild Master, Gallus. Now she's after Mercer.
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(player): And you're helping her?
Help... ? No, no! Look I didn't even know it was her until after she contacted me.
Please, you have to believe me!
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(player): Where is Karliah now?
I don't know. When I asked her where she was going she just muttered "Where the end began."
Here, take the Goldenglow Estate Deed as proof. And when you speak to Mercer, tell him I'm worth more to him alive.
(player): Identify the buyer and we'll forget what we know. (Persuade)
I don't care what you promise. If I tell you the buyer's name and word gets around, it could ruin me!
Follow-up choices
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
(player): Give me the buyer's name or I'll kill you. (Intimidate)
Hasn't Mercer Frey taught you people anything?
You kill me and your only contact with the East Empire Company vanishes. That's not smart for business.
Follow-up choices
Well, now that you mention it, there is something I've been trying to get my hands on.
Follow-up choices
(player): What is it you want?
I have a buyer looking for a case of Firebrand Wine. There just so happens to be a single case in the Blue Palace.
Bring it to me, and we'll talk about Goldenglow Estate.
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- GulumEi