Related QuestsEdit
Fate's Lost Dream: Investigate strange happenings in Alavelis.
Quest-Related EventsEdit
Fate's Lost DreamEdit
As you approach the area she is hiding in you can hear her say:
- Miner Sadalas: "No more dreams … no more nightmares …."
- Scruut: "What a horrible noise you mortals make. Where's it coming from?"
As you approach her further:
- Miner Sadalas: "No, stay back! I need to wake up! I have to!"
When spoken to:
- "Are you … are you real? Not another one of those awful dreams? And you look undisturbed. Don't you hear the terrible whispers?"
- Tell me what happened here.
- "It started when a stranger came to town. A Telvanni master. She offered to purchase the old glass mine. I thought it was too good to be true. The mine closed years ago. But she offered us a chest full of gold and the village elders accepted it."
If you completed Spirit of Fate:
- Master Shelreni Baro?
- "You know her? Master Shelreni didn't stay long, but she sent an overseer who started hiring workers immediately. Master Shelreni said she wanted the mine reopened as quickly as possible."
Otherwise:
- What happened next?
- "Everyone in the village was given a job in the mine. Then others came. Masons and additional laborers, we thought. Then the dreams started. Nightmares. Toiling in the darkness. Working to cut malachite and stone for an arch and a statue."
- What arch and statue?
- "In the dream, they were building an arch in the mine while we dug out the glass and stone. What wasn't used for the arch was sent to restore a statue, at least that's what the overseer said.
We woke each morning exhausted, hands bloody." - Where's everyone now?
- "I don't know. But listen, the overseer and his workers…they're Daedra worshipers! They rounded up the villagers and took them away. I … I hid.
Check the Green Glass Inn. The cultists commandeered it. Now, please, I need to get out of here."
If spoken to again:
- "As soon as it's safe, I'm getting as far from this place as I can. Before I fall asleep again. I don't want to hear the chanting anymore … or work while I sleep …."