The Ocean Blue (PC_m1_Anv_OceanBlue) |
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Finishes Quest |
Journal Entry |
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The merchant Domenicus Fontanarius requested my assistance petitioning the Briricca Private Bank for a loan. He and his brother, Bartol, are attempting to get funds to sail west on a trade mission to Akavir, but the Bank has been very skeptical that such a venture would even be possible. I agreed to help him convince the Bank to grant the loan, and he told me that to do so I would need to speak with its Director, Vari-Vedis Ophilius. |
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Vari-Vedis Ophilius declined to grant the Fontanarius brothers a loan for their trade mission to Akavir. He doubts that they have planned their expedition thoroughly enough, and wants more proof that they are prepared to go on such a long and dangerous voyage. |
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Domenicus asked me to help the trade mission to Akavir seem more credible so that Vari-Vedis Ophilius will grant the loan to him and his brother. He needs me to secure the services of a trading ship, plan out a viable route, arrange a supply of provisions, and choose an auspicious date. |
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Once I informed Domenicus that the final preparations for the trade mission to Akavir were made, he told me to meet with Director Ophilius again and ask him for a loan. He is confident that Ophilius will agree to fund the mission now that we have planned it out much more. |
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I told Vari-Vedis Ophilius about the preparations I had made for the Fontanarius brothers' trade mission to Akavir. He agreed to grant them a loan of fifteen thousand septims, to be paid back with interest upon their return. |
100 |
Finishes quest |
Domenicus was pleased that I had convinced Vari-Vedis Ophilius to support him and his brother's trade mission to Akavir. He thanked me for my assistance and paid me with a small cut of the loan. |
101 |
Finishes quest |
Domenicus was upset that I had killed Taphia Serinia. He told me that since the trade mission to Akavir won't be happening any time soon, I no longer have any business with him. |
102 |
Finishes quest |
Domenicus was upset that I had killed Ladius Ferunian. He told me that since the trade mission to Akavir won't be happening any time soon, I no longer have any business with him. |
103 |
Finishes quest |
Domenicus was upset that I had killed Nira Torelia. He told me that since the trade mission to Akavir won't be happening any time soon, I no longer have any business with him. |
104 |
Finishes quest |
Domenicus was upset that I had killed Eyjar. He told me that since the trade mission to Akavir won't be happening any time soon, I no longer have any business with him. |
105 |
Finishes quest |
I told Vari-Vedis Ophilius that the Fontanarius brothers had not picked a viable route and that their trade mission to Akavir would fail. He thanked me for the information and rewarded me with 300 gold. |
110 |
Finishes quest |
Domenicus was furious that I had killed his brother and refused to discuss the trade mission to Akavir any further. |
120 |
Finishes quest |
Domenicus was furious that I had killed Vari-Vedis Ophilius and refused to discuss the trade mission to Akavir any further. |
130 |
Finishes quest |
Domenicus Fontanarius is dead. |
The Ocean Blue (PC_m1_Anv_OceanBlueDate) |
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Domenicus asked me to go to the Imperial Astrological Society in the Port Quarter and get one of the astrologers there to choose an auspicious date for the voyage. He gave me 150 gold to pay them with. |
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Eyjar, a member of the Imperial Astrological Society, told me that the most auspicious date to begin the voyage on would be the fifteenth day of Second Seed. However, he also said that he thought it would be better to abandon the mission entirely, as it was not likely to succeed. |
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Eyjar, a member of the Imperial Astrological Society, told me that the most auspicious date to begin the voyage on would be the fifteenth day of Sun's Dusk. However, he also said that he thought it would be better to abandon the mission entirely, as it was not likely to succeed. |
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I informed Domenicus that the Imperial Astrological Society had chosen an auspicious date for the expedition. |
The Ocean Blue (PC_m1_Anv_OceanBlueFood) |
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Domenicus gave me 500 gold to purchase a supply of provisions from the office of the Abecean Trading Company in the Port Quarter, asking me to buy decent food for six months. |
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I bought a supply of provisions from the Abecean Trading Company. Nira Torelia, the employee who I spoke with to arrange the supply, told me that they would be delivered straight to our ship. |
30 |
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I told Domenicus that I had arranged a supply of provisions for the voyage. |
The Ocean Blue (PC_m1_Anv_OceanBlueRoute) |
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Domenicus asked me to plan a viable route from Anvil to Akavir by speaking with the Imperial Geographical Society, on the west side of the Marina. |
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I planned out a route to Akavir with Ladius Ferunian, a member of the Imperial Geographical Society. He wrote an official letter for me to give to Domenicus, confirming that they had picked a viable route and outlining its specifics. However, he also told me that even the best route the Society could pick wasn't a good one, and that the merchants' expedition was likely to fail. |
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Domenicus took the letter of sanction I had received from Ladius Ferunian and said that he would show it to Director Ophilius. |
The Ocean Blue (PC_m1_Anv_OceanBlueShip) |
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Domenicus needs me to secure the services of a trading ship, so that the brothers actually have something to sail to Akavir with. He suggested that I ask around Anvil's waterfront and believes that most of the captains should be willing to assist with such a lucrative business venture. |
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Taphia Serinia, the captain of the Ghost of Massiquera in Charach, agreed to grant the use of her trading ship for the Fontanarius brothers' expedition. She requested a cut of the mission's profits in exchange. |
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Domenicus was happy to hear that I had found a ship and captain for the brothers' trade mission to Akavir and agreed to pay Taphia Serinia with a cut of its profits. |