Dexion Evicus
- held items
Location Akaviri Sword -
Dialogue
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Then we have no further need of you.
Although I would gladly die by your hand, perhaps I could offer an alternative way to read the scrolls?
Follow-up choices
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): I don't suppose there's a cure.
If only such a miracle existed, I'd overcome the impossible in order to secure it if it meant pleasing you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Then we have no further need of you.
Although I would gladly die by your hand, perhaps I could offer an alternative way to read the scrolls?
Follow-up choices
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): You're blind!
Oh please, milord. Please... forgive me!
Follow-up choices
(player): I don't suppose there's a cure.
If only such a miracle existed, I'd overcome the impossible in order to secure it if it meant pleasing you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Then we have no further need of you.
Although I would gladly die by your hand, perhaps I could offer an alternative way to read the scrolls?
Follow-up choices
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): You're blind!
Oh please, milady. Please... forgive me!
Follow-up choices
(player): I don't suppose there's a cure.
If only such a miracle existed, I'd overcome the impossible in order to secure it if it meant pleasing you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Then we have no further need of you.
Although I would gladly die by your hand, perhaps I could offer an alternative way to read the scrolls?
Follow-up choices
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): What are you talking about?
I'm afraid in my haste to read the first scroll, I neglected the time I needed to prepare. The failure is purely mine to bear.
As you can see from my bandages, it's not that I'm unwilling, it's that I'm physically unable.
Follow-up choices
(player): You're blind!
Oh please, milord. Please... forgive me!
Follow-up choices
(player): I don't suppose there's a cure.
If only such a miracle existed, I'd overcome the impossible in order to secure it if it meant pleasing you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Then we have no further need of you.
Although I would gladly die by your hand, perhaps I could offer an alternative way to read the scrolls?
Follow-up choices
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): You're blind!
Oh please, milady. Please... forgive me!
Follow-up choices
(player): I don't suppose there's a cure.
If only such a miracle existed, I'd overcome the impossible in order to secure it if it meant pleasing you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Then we have no further need of you.
Although I would gladly die by your hand, perhaps I could offer an alternative way to read the scrolls?
Follow-up choices
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): I've brought the Elder Scrolls.
I'm afraid I won't be able to help you with the scrolls any longer, milord.
Please, don't be angry with me.
Follow-up choices
(player): What are you talking about?
I'm afraid in my haste to read the first scroll, I neglected the time I needed to prepare. The failure is purely mine to bear.
As you can see from my bandages, it's not that I'm unwilling, it's that I'm physically unable.
Follow-up choices
(player): You're blind!
Oh please, milord. Please... forgive me!
Follow-up choices
(player): I don't suppose there's a cure.
If only such a miracle existed, I'd overcome the impossible in order to secure it if it meant pleasing you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Then we have no further need of you.
Although I would gladly die by your hand, perhaps I could offer an alternative way to read the scrolls?
Follow-up choices
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): You're blind!
Oh please, milady. Please... forgive me!
Follow-up choices
(player): I don't suppose there's a cure.
If only such a miracle existed, I'd overcome the impossible in order to secure it if it meant pleasing you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Then we have no further need of you.
Although I would gladly die by your hand, perhaps I could offer an alternative way to read the scrolls?
Follow-up choices
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milord. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
(player): Go on.
Oh thank you, milady. Thank you!
Follow-up choices
(player): Just get to it!
Scattered across Tamriel are secluded locations known only as Ancestor Glades. There's one in Skyrim, in the Pine Forest.
Performing the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth within the glade should provide the answers you seek.
Follow-up choices
(player): Explain this "ritual."
It involves carefully removing the bark from a Canticle Tree which will in turn attract Ancestor Moths to you.
Once enough of the moths are following, they'll provide you with the second sight needed to decipher the scrolls.
Follow-up choices
(player): Carefully gather the bark? How?
In keeping with tradition, you must use a specific tool in the Ancestor Glade, an implement known as a Draw Knife.
Every Moth Priest is taught this ritual, but few ever get the chance to perform it... you should consider yourself fortunate if it works for you.
Follow-up choices
(player): Do I need to read the scrolls in any particular order?
From what I saw in the vision, the Elder Scroll which foreshadows the defiance of the gods with the blood of mortals is the key to the prophecy.
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