Deliver the papers - would be a shame for them to go to waste - and get the fighter's reward - that be us, after all. We should definitely follow the trail. It probably leads to treasure, or opportunities for smashing. I suppose we could deliver the report as well.

We should give the information to Cosades, and see what Varro wants.

We should definitely report to Cosades now. He'll be worried we haven't got lost in those mines, or something. So many shiny things in there, it's easy to get overburdened and spend days crawling around the lower passages.

The assassins haven't given us too much trouble, so I think we could leave that to simmer for now. We could investigate the houses; I have no preference which ones.

The resist blind spell you cooked up seemed to be good enough to me. Why won't you use it?

That Creeper seems very useful, almost too useful to be in the game. Also, a somewhat indecent question, did you mod the naked Nord's junk in; would stock Morrowind give him a loincloth?

In any case, I vote to help him regain his axe. Just think how sad Yook would be if he were separated from his axe. The clothes, less so. We should give Caius the information. Perhaps he'll have some more quests for us. Otherwise, we could try to join the Thieves' Guild - I suspect that after gaining the codebook would be easier.

We should certainly deliver the package at some point soon; like I said before, we don't want to build a reputation as unreliable. Likewise, we have to take on the undignified but necessary job of smashing rats so that we'll be given other, more distinguished, smashing jobs later. Smashing the bandit is also a good idea; you can't bash some good smashing.

Nooooooooo. We must find the bandit. Perhaps there will be free jewels in it for us.

Justice cannot fully be served until we have returned the ring, so we must do that. Afterwards, we can indulge in further state-endorsed smashing by smashing smugglers; by now our bloodlust cannot be sated by petty unarmed criminals. Meanwhile, we are looking sufficiently strong to weather any storm that blows our way, be it would-be-assassins falling from the sky or anything else.

He's a tax collector, he keeps his books. When we come looking for his murderer, we don't want them to hold anything over us, like, say, a few hundred Septims that didn't get plundered from his corpse. I am sure the grateful townspeople will reward us manifold for our honesty, although their apathetic responses may not betray their desire for justice.

In lighter news, Yook is looking very swanky in his sky-man clothes. Does he run exceptionally fast with the scroll as well?