Serafen wants me to help him track down an old pirate named Remaro. Journal Quests/Companions/companion_qst_serafen.quest Naturally Malnaj and her crew are waiting for you there. The missive directs you towards a "Call for help" on the same island as Oathbinder's Sanctum, southwest of Neketaka. If you successfully lie to Malnaj regarding the wherabouts of Remaro (pointing her in the direction of Neketaka), after five in-game days you will recieve an Unsigned Missive - her attempt to lure you in for revenge.If you killed Remaro, and still have his head, take it to Udita, in Dunnage, Lifter's Refuge for a cool 4,000.Note that killing the Príncipi sailors does not affect your reputation. Otherwise, if you choose not to cave to their demands, a fight will ensue.With 4 reputation with the Príncipi, the fight can be avoided by choosing the appropriate option.With Streetwise 13 / Intimidate 10 you can tell her to stop testing you, since you work for the council, and she will leave you alone.If you fail, or if you have Serafen in your party, she won't be fooled and will attack. If you succeed (with Bluff 8), she'll thank you for the information and will give you a 10% cut of the bounty ( 400), though she warns you that she'll be back if it turns out you lied. If you haven't yet dealt with Remaro, you can lie and say you heard some dockhands saw him depart for Nekataka.If you killed Remaro, you can also choose to hand over the bounty, netting you Moderate Positive reputation with the Príncipi, and ending the quest.If you have Serafen in your party she won't believe you and attack you. If you spared Remaro (or haven't yet dealt with him), you can lie about killing him, and then pay her 2,000 (with Streetwise 5 + Diplomacy 8) to leave you be, which will net you Minor Positive reputation with the Príncipi.Upon leaving Sayuka, Malnaj and her crew are waiting for you in their ship Misery's Delight, asking you what your excuse is for being in the place they tracked Remaro to.If you let Remaro go, he will give you the unique blunderbuss Fire in the Hole, thanking you for your understanding.However, this will be reflected in his end-game slides as if you had not completed his quest. Alternatively, you can kill Remaro without Serafen in the party and still turn in the bounty and finish the quest.At this point, remember: The Príncipi placed a bounty on Remaro and should pay for proof of his demise. Note that the quest will fail upon his death, although this doesn't affect the reward. Either way Serafen will be removed from the party. Otherwise, after learning the true reason behind Remaro's mutiny, Serafen will be bewildered that you would attack a man who refused to work under a slaver operation, and will attack you upon entering combat. If you didn't uncover the slaver operation (giving Remaro an understandable reason for doing what he did), you can convince Serafen to back down by reminding him that in the Príncipi - mutiny means death, or with Streetwise 7 / Intimidate 5. Serafen warns you that he'll be forced to take Remaro's side, should you do so. If you're intent on bringing Remaro in, he'll kindly refuse, leaving you with no other choice but to use force.This will reveal the true reason that Remaro left the Príncipi, giving Serafen closure. This requires having at least started Of Like Minds or A Shrewd Proposition, or have 10 insight. In order to expose that Remaro and Serafen's former captain - Bastian of The Sorcerer - had been selling the slaves they rescued, you need to have learned that the Príncipi work with slavers.How you handle the conversation will affect Serafen's end-game slides. You can choose to either let Remaro go, or turn him in for the bounty. Talk to Remaro, found at the top of the stairs that are west of the Fleet Master's Office.
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