Tamriel Rebuilt:Bravilo Julianian

Bravilo Julianian (TR_m3_Bravilo Julianian)
Added by	Tamriel Rebuilt
Home City	Old Ebonheart
Location	Ebon Tower, Curia: Central Offices
Race	Imperial	Gender	Male
Level	3	Class	Scribe
Other Information
Health	57	Magicka	108
Alarm	100	Fight	30

Bravilo Julianian, an aide at Old Ebonheart's Ministry of Justice

Bravilo Julianian is an Imperial scribe in service to the Minister of Justice, Belisatha Mede, in Old Ebonheart. He is located in the Central Offices of the Curia, in the city's castle, the Ebon Tower. During the events of Belated Justice, he may be consulted before the trial for further insights into the case.

He wears a common shirt, a pair of expensive pants, and a pair of common shoes.

Aside from his natural charm and ability to absorb fatigue from others, he knows no spells.

Related Quests

Miscellaneous

• Belated Justice: General Casik has been languishing in a dungeon for three decades. He still insists that he is innocent.

Dialogue

• Greeting:

"May I be of assistance? Belisatha Mede is simply swamped with work, and if you have a complaint to register, I can take your statement."

• Background:

"I am %Name, Scribe and aide to Belisatha Mede."

• Casik:

"Yet another letter came in from General Casik today. I have to read all of them, and every missive reads the same. "I'm innocent of the charges, you must believe me, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera." I think I'm going slightly mad myself having to read the same letter every single day."

• my trade:

"Do you see all these documents here? It's my job to make as many copies of them as Belisatha Mede deems necessary. Tedious work at times, but it beats digging ditches."

Belated Justice

• Casik:

"Oh, you're going to present General Casik's case? A fascinating one, to be sure. The old general has been protesting his innocence for thirty years, and he's still rotting down in that dungeon."

• This investigation is proving quite challenging.:

"Keep digging around. Talk to everyone involved in the case. Have you spoken to Casik's wife, Nerasa Veran, or his former aid, Lord General Caecalia Victrix? They may have further evidence to consider."

• I'll untangle this mystery.:

"Well, if you do, it will be a relief to me. I'm sick of reading Casik's missives."

(If you have learnt about General Casik's confession about the Daedric doppelganger story from Nerasa Veran):

• General Casik's wife says on the night before he was arrested, the general confessed that the Daedric story was a lie.:

"Yes, this is one reason Casik has been imprisoned all this time. He maintains he is innocent, and both his wife and Lord General Victrix say he is not being truthful."

(If you have talked about General Casik's sense of honor with Nerasa Veran):

• General Casik's wife says the general was a man of honor.:

"Yes, General Casik was once considered a man of great honor indeed. It makes his subsequent fall all the more tragic."

(If you have talked about General Casik's uncharacteristic plan to attack Black Marsh with Caecalia Victrix):

• Lord General Victrix said the plan to conduct a hit and run on Black Marsh was an odd one for the general.:

"Yes, it seems strange to me, too. I'm not a military tactician by any means, but what would have been gained by such an attack? Who would gain from war between Morrowind and Black Marsh? It seems quite mad, and between you and me, it smacks of something a Daedra might do."

(If you have learnt about Deesh-Ja):

• General Casik apparently had an Argonian mistress, and he was with her the entire night before his arrest.:

"Ah, now this is news! Could Casik have been swayed by love? If so, this could partially explain his motive to betray his oaths."

(If you have the Letter from Deesh-Ja):

• General Casik apparently had an Argonian mistress, and he gave me a letter she sent him.:

"Ah, now this is news! Could Casik have been swayed by love? If so, this could partially explain his motive to betray his oaths. That letter could be strong evidence to present for Casik's guilt."

(If you have learnt about General Casik's attempt to bribe Caecalia Victrix):

• Lord General Victrix told me that General Casik tried to bribe her.:

"Yes, that's right. Lord General Victrix's testimony against Casik formed the bulk of the case against the general."

(If you have learnt about the Nibenay Basin land deed):

• General Casik apparently had a land deed for property in Nibenay.:

"Could this land deed be Casik's payment for his treachery? The general was not known to be a person of means or estate, and presenting the land deed could be strong evidence for his guilt."

(If you have started the quest by talking to General Casik instead of Belisatha Mede):

• General Casik says he was replaced by a Daedric doppelganger.:

"Well, I suppose the story could be true. It also smacks of plagiarism. It sounds very similar to what happened during the Imperial Simulacrum, when Jagar Tharn imprisoned and replaced the Emperor."

(If you have talked with Nerasa Veran about the Daedric doppelganger story being a lie and have learnt about Deesh-Ja from Caecalia Victrix):

• Nerasa Veran said Casik was with her the night he was arrested and confessed the Daedric story was a lie, but Caecalia Victrix says Casik was with his Argonian lover the night he was arrested.:

"Wait just one minute. The two main witnesses against Casik say he was in two different places the night before he was arrested? Do you know what this means? Either one of them is lying, or somehow Casik was able to be in two different places at once, or there really was a Daedric doppelganger! Astonishing!"

(If General Casik was found to be innocent):

"Nice work on proving the General's innocence. It's good to see that justice was done."

(If General Casik was found to be guilty):

"Well done on the guilty verdict, %PCName. It's good to see justice done."

(If you killed General Casik):

"Highly irregular, %PCRace. If everyone goes around taking justice into their own hands, the very structure of society will break down. If rules aren't respected, soecity [sic] as a whole suffers. This is why we have the systems that we do. We in the Curia form the very backbone of civilization itself." (Disposition -10)