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MiscarcandMartinMy progress on the Mysterium Xarxes is slow, I'm afraid. How goes your search for the Armor of Tiber Septim? LiannI have recovered the Armor of Tiber Septim. MartinThe Septim blood may flow through my veins, but you have the soul of a hero. The Armor of Tiber Septim himself! Jauffre will be amazed to see it. You can reassure Jauffre that I will not destroy the armor. All I need is a scraping of Talos's divine blood. The Blades are as touchy as priests about relics of Tiber Septim, it seems! a little banter to lighten the mood a bit
LiannWhat else can I do to help? MartinWhile you were gone, I've made some progress in deciphering the Mysterium Xarxes ritual. The third item we need is a Great Welkynd Stone. You may have run across lesser Welkynd Stones; they are fairly common in Ayleid ruins. But a Great Welkynd Stone will not be easy to come by. They have been plundered one by one over the years, due to their great value to mages and occultists. There is only one place that is rumored to still contain one: the ruins of the Ayleid city of Miscarcand. A place where many have perished seeking its Great Stone. But nothing else will do, so you must succeed where all others have failed. LiannTell me about Miscarcand. MartinMiscarcand is one of the most extensive Ayleid ruins in Cyrodiil. It was the capital of one of the ancient Ayleid kingdoms which flourished in Cyrodiil before the rise of Men. You might find 'Glories and Laments Among the Ayleid Ruins' useful. I have the library's copy at my table if you need it. It is said that the ruins are still haunted by the vengeful spirit of its last king. True or not, it is not a place to enter lightly. Be careful, my friend. I know you have braved many dangers already, but Miscarcand is not to be taken lightly.
LiannTravel to Miscarcand.
Take the Great Welkynd Stone. Defeat the King of Miscarcand.
Return to Cloud Ruler Temple.
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SearchAsk yourself! How is it that mighty gods die, yet the Daedra stand incorruptible? How is it that the Daedra forthrightly proclaim themselves to man, while the gods cower behind statues and the faithless words of traitor-priests? It is simple... they are not gods at all. |