Mercer Frey
- held items
Location Dwarven Sword of Devouring - Gold 100 - Level 1-5 50 - Level 6-10 100 - Level 11-15 200 - Level 16-20 300 - Level 21-26 400 - Level 27-31 500 - Level 32-36 600 - Level 37-41 700 - Level 42+ 800 -
locations
| Hold | Town | Location |
|---|---|---|
| the Rift Hold | Riften | Thieves Guild Headquarters |
Dialogue
(player): Yes, I understand.
Good. Then I think it's time we put your expertise to the test.
(player): Rules? We're thieves. What's the point of rules?
I'll let that comment go because you're new here. Ask things out of turn again, and we have a problem. Now, are we clear on all of this?
Follow-up choices
(player): Yes, I understand.
Good. Then I think it's time we put your expertise to the test.
(player): I'm not sure.
If you're not sure maybe you don't belong here. I'll ask again, are we clear on all of this?
Follow-up choices
(player): Yes, I understand.
Good. Then I think it's time we put your expertise to the test.
(player): I'm not sure.
If you're not sure maybe you don't belong here. I'll ask again, are we clear on all of this?
Follow-up choices
(player): Yes, I understand.
Good. Then I think it's time we put your expertise to the test.
(player): Rules? We're thieves. What's the point of rules?
I'll let that comment go because you're new here. Ask things out of turn again, and we have a problem. Now, are we clear on all of this?
Follow-up choices
(player): Yes, I understand.
Good. Then I think it's time we put your expertise to the test.
(player): I was told you wanted to see me right away.
Ah, there you are.
I've consulted my contacts regarding the information you recovered from Goldenglow Estate, but no one can identify that symbol.
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(player): I found the same marking at Honningbrew Meadery.
It would seem our adversary is attempting to take us apart indirectly by angering Maven Black-Briar. Very clever.
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(player): You admire them?
They're well-funded and they've been able to avoid identification for years. I'm impressed it reached this point.
Just don't mistake my admiration for complacency; our nemesis is going to pay dearly.
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(player): How can we make them pay?
Because, even after all their posturing and planning, they've made a mistake.
The parchment you recovered mentions a "Gajul-Lei." According to my sources, that's an old alias used by one of our contacts.
His real name is Gulum-Ei. Slimy bastard.
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(player): Where do I begin?
Gulum-Ei is our inside man at the East Empire Company in Solitude.
I'm betting he acted as a go-between for the sale of Goldenglow Estate and that he can finger our buyer.
Get out there, shake him down and see what you come up with. Talk to Brynjolf before you leave if you have any questions.
(player): Maybe we should recruit them.
You jest, but they've been able to avoid identification for years. They're obviously well-funded, driven and patient.
Just don't mistake my admiration for complacency; our nemesis is going to pay dearly.
Follow-up choices
(player): How can we make them pay?
Because, even after all their posturing and planning, they've made a mistake.
The parchment you recovered mentions a "Gajul-Lei." According to my sources, that's an old alias used by one of our contacts.
His real name is Gulum-Ei. Slimy bastard.
Follow-up choices
(player): Where do I begin?
Gulum-Ei is our inside man at the East Empire Company in Solitude.
I'm betting he acted as a go-between for the sale of Goldenglow Estate and that he can finger our buyer.
Get out there, shake him down and see what you come up with. Talk to Brynjolf before you leave if you have any questions.
(player): Clever or not, they need to die.
Don't dismiss our adversary so easily. They're well-funded, patient and have been able to avoid identification for years.
However, don't mistake my admiration for complacency; our nemesis is going to pay dearly.
Follow-up choices
(player): How can we make them pay?
Because, even after all their posturing and planning, they've made a mistake.
The parchment you recovered mentions a "Gajul-Lei." According to my sources, that's an old alias used by one of our contacts.
His real name is Gulum-Ei. Slimy bastard.
Follow-up choices
(player): Where do I begin?
Gulum-Ei is our inside man at the East Empire Company in Solitude.
I'm betting he acted as a go-between for the sale of Goldenglow Estate and that he can finger our buyer.
Get out there, shake him down and see what you come up with. Talk to Brynjolf before you leave if you have any questions.
(player): Why did she kill him?
Greed? Jealousy? Spite? Who can say what drove her to such an iniquitous act.
One thing's certain. I intend to find out before she draws her last breath.
(player): And Gallus?
The last thing I saw was Karliah dumping his body into a opening atop the ruins; an unceremonious end for a remarkable man.
To this day I've regretted allowing her to escape, even if it meant I had died trying. I owed Gallus that much.
(player): So Karliah took on both of you alone?
Karliah was a master marksman and her greatest weapon was the element of surprise. I was lucky... she missed my heart by mere inches.
I staggered away from the ruins and my vision began to blur. It's then that I realized the bitch had poisoned her arrows.
Follow-up choices
(player): And Gallus?
The last thing I saw was Karliah dumping his body into a opening atop the ruins; an unceremonious end for a remarkable man.
To this day I've regretted allowing her to escape, even if it meant I had died trying. I owed Gallus that much.
(player): How did Gallus die?
Twenty-five years ago I was standing outside these very same ruins. Gallus told me to meet here but he wouldn't say why.
When I arrived, Gallus stepped from the shadows. Before he uttered a sound an arrow pierced his throat.
Before I could even draw my blade, her second arrow found its mark in my chest.
Follow-up choices
(player): So Karliah took on both of you alone?
Karliah was a master marksman and her greatest weapon was the element of surprise. I was lucky... she missed my heart by mere inches.
I staggered away from the ruins and my vision began to blur. It's then that I realized the bitch had poisoned her arrows.
Follow-up choices
(player): And Gallus?
The last thing I saw was Karliah dumping his body into a opening atop the ruins; an unceremonious end for a remarkable man.
To this day I've regretted allowing her to escape, even if it meant I had died trying. I owed Gallus that much.
(player): So, they had a relationship.
If you want to call it that, yes. Me? I think she was softening him for the kill.
Gallus would call her his "little nightingale." He was absolutely smitten by her.
Follow-up choices
(player): Why did she kill him?
Greed? Jealousy? Spite? Who can say what drove her to such an iniquitous act.
One thing's certain. I intend to find out before she draws her last breath.
(player): Tell me about Karliah.
She was a stubborn Dunmer... always had to do everything her way.
But she was also the best... bringing in more coin a month than some thieves heist in a year.
Gallus trusted her too much and let her get too close.
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(player): So, they had a relationship.
If you want to call it that, yes. Me? I think she was softening him for the kill.
Gallus would call her his "little nightingale." He was absolutely smitten by her.
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(player): Why did she kill him?
Greed? Jealousy? Spite? Who can say what drove her to such an iniquitous act.
One thing's certain. I intend to find out before she draws her last breath.
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Technical data
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- MercerFrey