Blades:Pavo Cominius

Pavo Cominius NPC.Pavo
Race	Imperial
Gender	Male

Pavo Cominius

Pavo Cominius is an Imperial that you encounter during The Farmer's Plea. He is the brother of Tiberia Cominius.

Related Quests

• The Farmer's Plea: Investigate the murder of Frontinus' brother.

Quest-Related Events

The Farmer's Plea

When first approached:

"Caelinus? Caelinus, is that you? I'm sorry, I'm so sorry..."

I'm not Caelinus.

"You're not? Who are you, then?"

You then have two options to reply with, the first being:

Just a friend.

"I have no friends. Not anymore. You're here to kill me, aren't you?"

The other is:

An envoy of Queen Urzoga.

"Oh, the *Queen* sent you, didn't she? I guess I'm famous now! Pavo Cominius, the notorious murderer! Well, I'm *not* a murderer."

I believe you.

"You say that, but you don't mean it, do you? You're here to kill me, aren't you?"

Either option will lead to:

I'm not.

"Liar! Liar! I can see right through you! You think I killed Caelinus, and now you want revenge! I can see it in your eyes! I'm warning you! I won't go easy!"

After a brief fight with him, he will say:

"Caelinus, my friend... I'm sorry... for everything. Go ahead and kill me, so this nightmare can finally end."

I'm not going to kill you.

"Why not? This is what you came here for, isn't it?"

I came here for the truth.

"The truth... the truth will do nothing but bring death upon us. But I'm ready now. I don't want to hide from my fate anymore. It was the River Snake."

The River Snake?

"Yes. He killed Caelinus. Nearly split him in two with that monstrous cleaver of his. I was there. I saw it with my own eyes."

Are you sure?

"He said: "Let this serve as a warning. These smuggling routes are mine, and mine alone." The River Snake doesn't tolerate any competition, you see?"

Because you were smuggling.

"It's... it's all my fault. I said to Caelinus: "It's just a little skooma! We'll do it just once and get a bit of coin." He didn't want to do it, but I convinced him. I knew his brother was struggling, and... oh Divines, what have I done!"

If spoken to again:

"What will become of me now?"