Quadra,

We spoke once about me taking possession of that fine drow plate of yours. I would like to meet with you to discuss this.

Oh, and I'd also like to discuss some rather curious things that Gerden mentioned to me about you and Praetorius, as well as Imnan. Things that could very well endanger your safe little life here in Sanctuary, as well as whatever reputation you still cling to.

Just so there's no confusion, come alone. Anyone you bring with you dies.

Send a reply to RuneBlade at Fort Mur, I'll tell you when and where.

The note is unsigned.

Dear ,

The half-plate is the equivolent of full-plate because of its enchantment. Therefore, I will offer it in trade for an equally-enchanted suit of full plate, to make up for the sentimental value. Something without spikes, maybe. I am also displeased with your attempts at intimidating me into giving you the armor that I'm not too excited to part with.

I'm not so worried about that sort of reputation. As I don't know who you are, I have little to no interest in discussing it with you. I will advise Gerdan to speak with greater discretion.

The "where" is a public place, in sight of at least one guard.

~~~Quadra~~~

Dear Sir,

I apologize for the previous letter. It was sent by my evil twin. I am prepared to meet with you and discuss both recent events and the sale of my armor. ~Quadra

Quadra.

That time is past. I gave you an opportunity, and you passed it by. I will now take what I want.

If you want to avert this tragedy, deliver the armor, whole and unmarred to Fort Mur addressed to "RuneBlade". If its not there in the next day, I'd make plans to spend the rest of your life in the Rock Bottom. It'll be the only place of safety you will ever know again.

The letter is unsigned.

Quadra,

The armor was not where it was supposed to be, so I've decided to take a different tack. Deliver it to Elrebril at Mur for RuneBlade, or the friends you call Kata and Shauna die in your stead.

You cannot stop me.

The letter is unsigned.

*letter is forwarded to Genevis Ward and Jacob Geigne*