If he challenged you to a duel, you should accept to uphold your own honor. Even if it is clear that my brother is the one at fault.

Talk to my brother, Giras. Tell him that I said its time he started showing some responsibility.

Alright, perhaps I can talk sense into my bother. Just tell him I said that paying the debt would be the honorable thing to do.

Well, perhaps you can settle this issue yourself.

If Giras owes a debt, why are you asking me about it?

I am the Deputy Marshal of the Buoyant Armigers and much too busy to deal with this matter again. Speak with my brother, Tidros Indaram.

That's all in the past, %PCName.

I admit it, you beat me. I gave you the drakes. Just take them back to Tuveso Beleth.

Alright. We fight till one of us says hold!

Then get your mom to pay the debt, coward.

Alright, if my brother says so, but I still won't pay the debt unless you can prove by combat that I owe it. I challenge you to a duel. Right here, right now.

I already told you why. I'm not paying this debt until I'm ready. And not one moment before.

Tuveso Beleth gave me damaged goods, that's why this armor needed so much repair. So I'm not paying any debts.

You were able to get Giras Indaram to pay his debts where others have failed.

You do? Well, I must say I'm very impressed, %PCName. Here, why not take this glass sword I've been working on.

Well, I must say I did not truly expect that you could get the debt money.

Do you have the debt money from Giras Indaram?

Go speak with Giras Indaram at the Buoyant Armiger's stronghold in Molag Mar. He owes me 2000 drakes for repairs to his armor.

Giras Indaram is right over there if you want to talk with him.

Giras Indaram might pay his debts if one of his brothers, Birer or Tidros, insists on it.

All the Indaram brothers are valuable to the Temple for their service, though Giras Indaram sometimes forgets his obligations. His brothers have to remind him.