Online:The Devils You Know

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Relay a message to someone in Bruma. Zone: Cyrodiil Quest Giver: Rathisa the Ripper near Fort Ash Location(s): Bruma Reward: Average Leveled Gold XP Gain: Standard XP ID: 4660

A stranger by the roadside has good news for an old friend

A suspicious woman asked me to relay a message to Trelon Valen in Bruma.

Quick Walkthrough

1. Speak to Rathisa the Ripper southwest of Fort Ash.
2. Travel to Bruma and find Trelon Valen.

Detailed Walkthrough

Between the Priory Milegate and Ash Milegate, an intimidating woman named Rathisa leans against a roadside wall with the dead body of a Dunmer lying behind her. When you initiate conversation, she remarks that you are nosey and this makes you the perfect candidate to help her relay a message.

You are tasked with delivering news to Trelon Valen in Bruma. Travel there and locate him on the second floor of the Manor House, where he will be confrontational upon first meeting. Give Trelon the information requested of you by Rathisa, and you will be given your reward.

Quest Stages

The Devils You Know
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
	I should travel to Bruma and find Trelon Valen. Objective: Travel to Bruma
Finishes quest	I'm in Bruma. Now to find Trelon Valen. Objective: Talk to Trelon Valen

Notes

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