Daynes Redothril and Ienas Sarandus

Daynes Redothril the pawnbroker sold two fine matched rings, one with an raw ebony stone, the other with a raw glass stone, to a customer named Ienas Sarandas. But Sarandas has failed to pay the remaining 150 gold owed. If I can find Sarandas, and either get the ebony ring and the glass ring and return them to Redothril, or get the 150 gold Sarandas owes Redothril, the pawnbroker will pay me 50 gold.

I returned the ebony ring and the glass ring to Daynes Redothril, and he paid me 50 gold. He seemed very pleased with the way I had handled the affair.

I returned the ebony ring and the glass ring to Daynes Redothril, and he paid me 50 gold.

I returned the ebony ring and the glass ring to Daynes Redothril, and he paid me 50 gold. He had heard that Ienas Sarandas had been found dead, and he suspected me, though he had no proof. He did not seem at all pleased with the way I had handled the affair.