| Galdal Alor | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Telvanni Peninsula | ||
| Race | Dark Elf | Gender | Female |
| Health | 39959 | ||
| Reaction | Friendly | ||
Galdal Alor is a Dark Elf who can be found on the side of the road throughout the Telvanni Peninsula during a random encounter. She is on her way to Necrom to deliver an offering to her ancestor.
DialogueEdit
When approached, she can be heard arguing with Balver Manas:
- Galdal Alor: "You show the dead more respect than the living. Leave my offerings to me and get your dung-smelling incense out of my face."
- Balver Manas: "This is my Great Grandmother's favorite scent. See, I actually pay attention to my ancestors and don't buy whatever is popular."
Speak to her to find out what's going on:
- "Don't keep me here too long. I need to get to Necrom before that fool. He thinks my ancestor will shun me? Ha! I'll show him the right way to honor those who have passed."
- Why do you care so much?
- "Have you heard the way he talks to me? He thinks he's better than I am because he's bringing homemade goods to Necrom. I don't have the skills to make the offerings my ancestors want. Is it so bad that I buy them instead?"
- If you bring your ancestors what they want, that's enough.
- "That's my position, but apparently appeasing the ancestors is about more than giving them exactly what they ask for.
The keepers in Necrom wouldn't allow these goods in if they weren't sufficient."
- "That's my position, but apparently appeasing the ancestors is about more than giving them exactly what they ask for.
- Couldn't you learn to make the things your ancestors want?
- "Is it so terrible that I purchase my offerings from those who make them better? I'm not an artisan. I don't own land. My skills over the cook-fire extend only so far as my own survival.
Besides, I'm not the only one who buys their offerings!" - I think you should make something for your ancestors.
- "Do what you want with your own ancestral offerings and leave me to do the same.
Still, maybe I could learn to cook. Or work silver. Something useful I could incorporate into my life and not just give to the dead."
- "Do what you want with your own ancestral offerings and leave me to do the same.
- You're right, you don't need to do anything else to please your ancestors.
- "Finally, someone who can see reason.
If my ancestors are happy, then there's nothing wrong with what I give them. No one else should be judging me."
- "Finally, someone who can see reason.
- "Is it so terrible that I purchase my offerings from those who make them better? I'm not an artisan. I don't own land. My skills over the cook-fire extend only so far as my own survival.