Aeta Wave-Breaker's Jewels

I met a traveler named Aeta Wave-Breaker, who has apparently been attacked by a band of thieves. Although she seemed unharmed, she was robbed.

Aeta Wave-Breaker has had her ring and amulet stolen. Both were apparently family heirlooms, and she is willing to pay me their value for their return. She even believes she recognized the thief, who is apparently well known in the area--Dro'zhirr.

Aeta Wave-Breaker tells me the jewelry she has lost included a ring and an amulet, both inscribed.

I have agreed to return the jewelry to Aeta Wave-Breaker, should I be able to recover it from the bandits. They are rumored to be located in a den somewhere to the east of Caldera.

I've decided not to help Aeta Wave-Breaker. Of course, I could always try and recover the jewelry for myself.

I've spoken to Dro'zhirr, and offered him one half of the reward money for the jewelry, which is much more than the pieces would be able to bring on the black market. He has agreed to this proposition.

I've returned the stolen jewelry to Aeta Wave-Breaker, for which she was very grateful. She has paid me handsomely, as promised.

I've returned the stolen jewelry to Aeta Wave-Breaker, for which she was very grateful. She has paid me handsomely, as promised.

I've returned the stolen jewelry to Aeta Wave-Breaker, for which she was very grateful. She has paid me handsomely, as promised. Of course, I owe half of this reward to Dro'zhirr, but half is still better than what these goods would fetch on the black market.

I've paid Dro'zhirr the portion of the reward money owed him. He seemed pleased with the outcome. Knowing this rogue, he'll probably just steal them another time.