Charwich - Koniinge Letters , v2 Content . 3 Last Seed , 3E 411 Tel Aruhn , Morrowind My Good Friend Charwich , I only just last week received your letter dated 6 Sun ' s Height , addressed to me in Sadrith Mora . I did not know how to reach you before to tell you of my progress finding Hadwaf Neithwyr , so I send this to you now care of the lady you mentioned in your letter , the Lady Elysbetta Moorling of Wayrest . I hope that if you have left her palace , she will know where you ' ve gone and can send this to you . And I hope further that you receive it in a timelier manner that I received your letter . It is essential that I hear from you soon so we may coordinate our next course of action . My adventures here have two acts , one before I received your letter , and one immediately after . While you searched for the elusive possessor of Azura ' s Star in his homeland to the west , I searched for him here where we understood he conjured up the Daedra Prince and received from her the artifact . Like you , I had little difficulty finding people who had heard of or even knew Neithwyr . In fact , not long after we parted company and you left for the Iliac Bay , I met someone who knew where he went to perform the ceremony , so I left at once to come here to Tel Aruhn . It took some time to locate my contact , for he is a Dissident Priests named Minerath . The Temple and Tribunal , the real powers of Morrowind , tend to frown on his Order , and while they haven ' t begun so much of crusade to stamp them out , there are certainly rumors that they will soon . This tends to make priests like Minerath skittish and paranoid . Difficult people to set appointments with . Finally I was told that he would be willing to talk to me at the Plot and Plaster , a tiny tavern without even a room to rent . Downstairs , there were several cloaked men crammed around the tavern ' s only table , and they searched me to see if I had any weaponry . Of course , I hadn ' t . You know that isn ' t my preferred method of doing business . When it decided that I was harmless , one of the cloaked figures revealed himself to be Minerath . I paid him the gold I promised and asked him what he knew about Hadwaf Neithwyr . He remembered him well enough , saying that after he received the Star , the lad intended to return to High Rock . It seemed he had unfinished business there , presumably of a violent nature , which Azura ' s Star would facilitate . He had no other information , and I did not know what else to ask . We parted company and I waited for your letter , hoping you had found Neithwyr and perhaps even the Star . I confess that as I lingered in Morrowind and never heard from you , I began to have doubts about your character . You ' ll forgive me for saying so , but I began to fear that you had taken the artifact for yourself . In fact , I was making plans to come to High Rock myself when your letter came at last . The tale of your adventure in the cemetery at Grimtry Garden , and the information you gathered from the lycanthropic caretaker inspired me to have another meeting with Minerath . Thus began the second act of my story . I returned to the Pot and Plaster , reasoning that the priest must frequent that area of the city to feel so comfortable setting clandestine meetings there . It took some time searching , but I finally found him , and as luck would have it , he was alone . I called his name , and he quickly drew me to a dark alleyway , nervous that we would be seen by a Temple ordinator . It is a rare and beautiful thing when a victim insists on dragging his killer to a remote location . I began at once asking about this fellow you mentioned , Neithwyr ' s mysterious patron Baliasir . He denied ever having heard the name . We were still in that easy , fairly conversational state when I attacked the priest . Of course , he was completely taken by surprise . In some ways , that can be more effective than an ambush from behind . No matter how many times I ' ve done it , no one ever expected the friendly man they ' re talking to grip them by the neck . I pressed hard against my favorite spot in the soft part of the throat , just below the thyroid cartilage , and it took him too long to react to my lunge and try pushing back . He began to lose consciousness , and I whispered that if I released my grip a little so he could talk and breathe , but he tried to call for help , I would snap his neck . He nodded , and I relaxed the pressure , just a bit . I asked him again about Baliasir , and he shook his head , insisting that he had never heard the name . As frightened as he was , it seemed most likely that he was telling the truth , so I asked him more generally if he knew anyone else who might know something about Hadwaf Neithwyr . He told me that there was a woman present also during the ceremony , someone he introduced as his sister . I remembered then the part of your letter about seeing the grave of Neithwyr ' s sister , Peryra . When I mentioned the name to the priest he nodded frantically , but I could see that the interrogation had reached an ending . There is , after all , something about being throttled that causes a man to answer yes to every question . I snapped Minerath ' s neck , and returned home . So now I ' m again unsure how to proceed . I ' ve made several more inquiries and several of the same people who met Neithwyr remember him being with a woman . A few recall him saying that she was his sister . One or two believe they remember her name as being Peryra , though they ' re not certain . No one , however , has heard of anyone named Baliasir . If I do not hear word from you in response to this in the next couple of weeks , I will come to High Rock , because it ' s there that most people believe Neithwyr returned . I will only stay here long enough to see if there are other inquiries I can make only in Morrowind to bring us closer to our goal of recovering Azura ' s Star . Your Friend , Koniinge