Online:Allanil

Allanil
Home Settlement	Vashabar
Location	Western side of town
Race	Wood Elf	Gender	Female
Health	39,959
Reaction	Justice Neutral
Pickpocket	Medium	Profession	Soldier

Allanil

Allanil is a Wood Elf soldier who can be found in Vashabar.

Dialogue

She will give you a welcome to the town before completing Seeds of Suspicion:

"Welcome, traveler. Fancy sharing a story? You look like you've got some good ones. The dust from the road sticks to you like musk on a boar."

"You can relax here, traveler. The clan doesn't bite. Usually. Just don't bring up the Green Pact. Or the Dawnway. As a matter of fact, you should keep your opinions to yourself."

After completing Seeds of Suspicion, she feels that she failed her duties as a guard:

"I like to think I can smell trouble before I see it, but this business with King Nantharion and the Recollection at Hoperoot caught me completely off-guard. It makes me wonder what else I've missed around here."

"I've been looking for a chance to cross blades with some of these Recollection fanatics, and it turns out Hoperoot was full of them. If only I had known it sooner!"

After completing King Nantharion's Gambit, she is glad Nantharion has been stopped:

"I'm glad someone put an end to Nantharion's mischief. I can't tell you how much it galled me to learn he was behind everything our Colovian neighbors feared about us. Some king he turned out to be!"

"King Nantharion fooled me twice. First he hid his dealings with the Recollection. Then he returned to Vashabar with a small army of Daedra after I thought he was gone for good.
But I guess he won't get a third chance, will he?"

After completing In Memory Of, she will feel something terrible has passed but can't figure it out:

"It's good to see Vashabar back on its feet. When Nantharion and his Daedric friends seized the old ruins here, I thought the town was finished. But the wind's blowing in a new direction now."

"The sun is shining bright and the air smells sweet, yet I have a feeling something terrible just missed us. Call it a soldier's hunch.
The funny thing is, I have no idea what it was."