Online:Varisse Julalanie

Varisse Julalanie Banker
Home Settlement	Vastyr
Store	The Clever Coin
Race	Breton	Gender	Female
Health	25974
Reaction	Friendly
Vendor
Store Type	Banker

Varisse Julalanie

Varisse Julalanie is a Breton banker who works at the Clever Coin in Vastyr.

Dialogue

Initially speaking to her:

"I know I won't have to look far to find a man who'd treat me better than my last husband. But I stand here all day looking at Chath-Kasi, and … well, it's enough to make a woman wonder.
I'm sorry, what can I help you with today?"

"My friend Haidouna wants to set me up with some old pirate that's been frequenting her inn. Can you imagine? A pirate and a banker? How ridiculous! My heart's fluttering just thinking about it.
Were you going to make a deposit today?"

"Folks come in all the time to withdraw gold, then turn around and lose it all betting on a game of Tribute. Some big names, too! People you wouldn't believe.
But I shouldn't say any more. What can I do for you?"

After the events of The Siege of Vastyr:

"You weren't in the cathedral when it…? No, I suppose you wouldn't be here if you were. It seems like everyone saw it, and everyone knows someone who was there. Everyone except me.
Oh, right. What service can I help with today?"

"I once had a thane from Morthal propose marriage to me. He was everything I wanted in a man, but I couldn't imagine living in Skyrim, of all places.
Anyway, what can I do for you?"

"That Stefan Mornard is quite a catch, isn't he? Not for me, of course. My daughter. She could have been a countess, if only she hadn't run off to join some wyrd coven in Bangkorai. Silly girl.
Are you here to make a withdrawal?"

After the events of Guardian of Y'ffelon:

"Long ago, before I became a mother, I was actually on track to becoming a priestess of Dibella. But, you know … such things aren't as interesting in practice as they sound to young ears.
What service can I provide you today?"

"The guards say we won't have to worry about the Firesong druids making any more trouble in Vastyr. I suppose I'll have to think of some other reason to ask Chath-Kasi to walk me home at night.
Well, how can I help you?"

"My last husband hated the Systres. It's part of the reason I came here in the first place. That and, well, there's always something interesting to talk about.
How might I be of assistance?"