Leramil the Wise

Leramil the Wise is a character in that was introduced as part of the prologue for the DLC. She is a scholar who occasionally runs errands for the Daedric Prince Hermaeus Mora.
==Interactions==
===Eye of Fate===
Leramil will send the Vestige on a mission to collect glyphs and find the Shrine of the Golden Eye, so that they can sign a contract with Hermaeus Mora that will save both the mortal realm and Apocrypha.
===Prisoner of Fate===
Leramil and the Vestige will chase after Torvesard to prevent him from learning how to free Ithelia.
==Dialogue==
Show: Eye of Fate
In Wayrest:
"The tides of fate swirl around you with glorious fury, proxy. The future of at least two worlds hangs in the balance. You have a talent for changing destiny. It has been noticed. Hence, I bring you an offer from the One Who Knows."
:The One Who Knows? "The Prince of Fate, the Guardian of the Unseen, the Lord of Secrets. Perhaps you know him as Hermaeus Mora, the Daedric Prince of Knowledge and Memory. He has seen many paths forward, but only one where both Nirn and Apocrypha survive."
::You want me to work for a Daedric Prince? "I want you to help preserve the realm of Apocrypha to keep the reality of Nirn from unraveling. At this particular moment, in this specific instance, the fates of both realms are inextricably linked. Will you do as the Prince asks and assist me?"
:::All right, I'll help you. What do I need to do? "First, you must acquire the Emerald Glyphic. It resides in a vault you can access from three locations. I shall open a portal to each and let fate guide your path. Once there, this book will reveal the vault. And this talisman will return you to me."
::::Why do I need to acquire the Emerald Glyphic? And what exactly is a glyphic, anyway? "Glyphics are creations of Hermaeus Mora. Each one contains knowledge or a memory. With the proper coaxing, they can be urged to transform into a tangible version of the concept within. You need the contents of three glyphics to assist Hermaeus Mora."
:::::Three Glyphics? "Three glyphics contain the concepts that, once released, shall solidify your association with Hermaeus Mora for the length of this crisis. I have already acquired two of the glyphics. You shall obtain the third."
::::::And who's Hermaeus Mora again? "Are you not acquainted with the concept of the Daedric Princes? The most vast and powerful of all the Daedra and the rulers of the realms of Oblivion? Hermaeus Mora is the Prince of Fate and the master of Apocrypha. He sees and knows … everything."
::::Tell me more about the book and the talisman you gave me. "The tome is one of Hermaeus Mora's Books of Forbidden Secrets. He provided it to lead you to the vault that houses the Emerald Glyphic. Read the book after you step through one of the portals and it shall guide you to the hidden location.
:::::And what about this talisman? "A curious fetish, is it not? Legend has it that this petrified, rune-covered tentacle was a gift given to a priest of the One Who Knows, sliced from his own body. Acquire the glyphic, then use the talisman. It will open a portal to return you to me."
::::::And who are you really, Leramil the Wise? "No one of consequence. Just a simple scholar who made a bargain with a Prince more than a century ago. In exchange for glimpses of forbidden knowledge, I occasionally undertake missions for Hermaeus Mora. Now hurry. Forces gather while you tarry."
::::Which portal should I use to reach the vault? "Portals. Fascinating fissures in space. They open to other places, other times. Even other realms. Ah, what was the question? Oh, which portal …. Whichever appeals, proxy. They lead to the Hoarvor Pit, Rootwater Grove, and the Ondil Outskirts."
:::::What can I expect at Hoarvor Pit? "Hoarvor Pit is a cave in central Malabal Tor teeming with hoarvors. Many adventurers have fallen to these blood-sucking creatures. An entrance to the vault waits somewhere in its depths."
:::::Anything I should know about Rootwater Grove? "Rootwater Grove is a bog in western Greenshade that conceals a library of secret knowledge. A cult that calls itself the Wooded Eye maintains the site. One of the entrances to the glyphic vault can be found there."
:::::Tell me about the Ondil Outskirts. "Ondil is an ancient Aldmeri ruin in central Auridon. Plague-infested peasants patrol the outskirts surrounding the ruin. Be wary if you decide to use the vault entrance located there."
::::::All right, I think I know which portal I'm going to use. "Excellent, proxy. Hermaeus Mora chose well when he selected you for this delicate and important task. Now go. The fates of multitudes, both in this world and beyond, hang in the balance."
In Dune:
"I observed the effluvium of possibility and noticed a proliferation of sudden potential. I assume that indicates you were successful? Did you have any trouble acquiring the Emerald Glyphic?"
:I have the glyphic. Mercenaries tried to get it first, and many cultists died to protect it. "Enemy forces move against the One Who Knows, just as he anticipated. I mourn for the deaths of Hermaeus Mora's faithful, but grief must not slow our progress. Still, I wish we knew more about this enemy."
::One of the Sodality of the Eye survived. Dralys. He recovered this letter from the mercenaries. "Dralys? Yes, I believe our paths have crossed before. Hmm. This document is written in an obscure code. I shall endeavor to decipher it while you find the Shrine of the Golden Eye. That is where we must bring the glyphic and its counterparts."
:::The glyhic's counterparts? "Yes, the one you carry and the two in my possession. We can use them at the shrine to formalize your arrangement with Hermaeus Mora. Unfortunately, I am not one of the faithful. Only his followers know the locations."
::::How do I find one of Hermaeus Mora's faithful? "Let me mark your map. Two of the faithful I am acquainted with reside in these places. Talk to Mildanor and Bassian. They should be pleased to provide fate's chosen with the location of the shrine. I shall meet you at each to make introductions."
:::::You aren't a follower of Hermaeus Mora? "I am a seeker of knowledge, a chaser of wisdom, and a delver of secrets. Long ago, I made a bargain with the Prince of Fate. In exchange for glimpses into Apocrypha's forbidden tomes, I undertake missions such as this from time to time."
::::::So you're not a Daedric cultist? "I leave the supplication and exaltation of the One Who Knows to Dralys, Bassian, and their ilk. My association with Mora is strictly professional. Now come, proxy. Time is a precious commodity when the fate of two realms hangs in the balance."
In Mildanor's cellar, if Bassian Caudex has not yet been spoken to:
"Mildanor set wards to protect this chamber, but their energy was burned away by those runes. Only a powerful devotee of the One Who Knows could utilize such magic. A follower of Hermaeus Mora killed Mildanor. Perhaps even someone he knew."
:Would Hermaeus Mora send one of his followers to kill Mildanor? "No, the One Who Knows rarely gets that involved in determining the course of fate. This was the work of a traitor, one who claims devotion to Hermaeus Mora but works to advance the threat we have been tasked to stop."
::This scrap of paper suggests someone else is seeking the glyphics in order to assault Apocrypha. "Hermaeus Mora told me that adversaries were gathering against him. I wondered why he never told me who they were. Perhaps he doesn't know. But how is that possible? The One Who Knows … knows everything. As for the glyphics, we will keep them safe."
:::What now, Leramil? "We must reach Bassian before this betrayer gets to him. Learn the location of the Shrine of the Golden Eye. The best way to keep the glyphics safe is to get to the shrine and use them as Hermaeus Mora instructed."
::::All right, let's go talk to Bassian. "Hopefully Bassian can tell us how to reach the Shrine of the Golden Eye. I shall meet you at his location. I just hope we get there before the traitor silences him as well."
:::::I think Dralys suspects a traitor as well. He warned me to be cautious of you. "These are the situations that make us flinch at every shadow, proxy. If Dralys also suspects a traitor, that means we follow the same trail. His only mistake is assuming it was me. I seek to assist you and save two worlds, nothing more."
At Naraheida's camp:
"Dralys's presence here â€¦ the One Who Knows never suggested they had any of their faithful dealing with this threat. Hmm. No matter. With Bassian's help, I was able to decipher the letter Dralys gave you."
:So what does the encoded letter contain? "Orders for the Dusksabers, vampire mercenaries from the Telvanni Peninsula. They were hired to steal the Emerald Glyphic and take it to the Shrine of the Golden Eye. It also contained a riddle to direct them to the shrine's location."
::Dralys told me this riddle: "Where claw meets prey, beneath open air in stone shows the way." "Dralys, hmm? The coded riddle was slightly different. "Where claw meets prey, the farthest corner in the largest hall shows the way." I suppose the shrine could have two entrances. I shall mark your map and let you determine the proper path."
:::I guess one of these will lead us to the Shrine of the Golden Eye. "I had hoped the letter would indicate who hired the mercenaries, but no. Anyway, the Shrine of the Golden Eye lies somewhere in Claw's Strike, proxy. I shall meet you there. Once inside, we can use the three glyphics as Hermaeus Mora instructed."
::::Why do you keep calling me proxy, Leramil? "Does the term offend in some way? It is a perfectly appropriate word for one who acts in the place of another. Hermaeus Mora has chosen you to act as their agent in this matter. Hence, proxy."
:::::Dralys thinks you're the traitor. He says you plan to use the glyphics to betray his master. "Is that where his investigation has led him? To a conclusion as inaccurate as it is absurd? What do they teach the followers of the Prince of Secrets these days? My interests lie in accumulating knowledge and saving two realms. Nothing more."
In the Shrine of the Golden Eye:
"Dralys was waiting for me when I entered this chamber. He actually employed violence to take the glyphics from me! I am glad you were able to overcome him, proxy."
:So Dralys was the traitor? He killed Mildanor and Naraheida? "He admitted as much when he took the glyphics. He rambled on about his new patrons, but never revealed who they were or who else is involved in this plot against Apocrypha. Now prepare yourself, proxy. I sense the One Who Knows approaching."
Back in Dune:
"Now we are both connected by our agreements with the Prince of Fate. Next comes the harder task. Saving Apocrypha and thereby preserving Nirn. These Dusksabers from the Telvanni Peninsula. Without any other information, I suggest we start there."
:You think whatever threatens Hermaeus Mora's realm is in the Telvanni Peninsula? "I think whoever hired the vampires is connected to the threat that Hermaeus Mora has foreseen. I shall make inquiries and meet you in the peninsula when the time is right. Await my summons. For now, take this. A reward from the Prince of Fate."
After completing the quest:
"I shall learn what I can about the Dusksabers and their clients. When I have gathered enough information to progress our investigation, I shall contact you. The threat is great, but the danger is not imminent. Not yet."
:How are you going to learn more about the Dusksabers and their clients? "Research is one of my passions, proxy. I was a scholar long before I entered into my arrangement with the One Who Knows, and I have learned more about uncovering truths and revealing secrets in the years since."
::Anything I can do to help? "Go about your usual business and await my summons. The threads of fate tell me that we must separate for a time, but we shall come together again when the moment is right. Until then, stay safe, proxy."
Show: Prisoner of Fate
In the Mournhold Outlaws Refuge:
"At last, you are here. Welcome, proxy. Hermaeus Mora, Daedric Prince of Forbidden Knowledge, has marked you as fate's champion. His adversary, Torvesard, once more moves against Apocrypha, threatening not only Mora's realm, but our world as well."
:Why send for me? "The One Who Knows perceived the exigencies of this conjuncture—ah. Hermaeus Mora told me we needed you. Torvesard seeks to restore Ithelia, a Daedric Prince forgotten by all. The memory of her was sealed in Apocrypha, but Torvesard remembers."
::What do you mean, the memory of her was sealed in Apocrypha? "Three glyphics holding the memory of Ithelia were hidden in the Mythos, the heart of Apocrypha. Torvesard has already unlocked two. Now he seeks to return and unlock the final glyphic. We must stop him. Here. You will need the Echonir."
:::What is this, exactly? "A relic forged by Hermaeus Mora, the Echonir can corporealize distinct foci … that is, it can reveal echoes of past events related to the Forgotten Prince. Choices made ages ago now menace our world. The Echonir can help us understand them."
::::How do I use the Echonir? "When you come to a location associated with Prince Ithelia, hold forth the Echonir to draw out and observe any lingering memories. Hmm. You may also need to perceive the threads of fate as I do. I have a spell for that."
:::::Why do we need to stop Torvesard from remembering Ithelia? "Because Hermaeus Mora has foreseen that a restored Prince Ithelia threatens the very foundations of reality, endangering Apocrypha, Nirn, and all of existence. The One Who Knows needs mortal aid to avert catastrophe."
::::::Very well. Where do we begin? "Hermaeus Mora cannot see Torvesard, but he can sense threads of fate disturbed by Torvesard's actions. The threads are fraying in Grahtwood, Reaper's March, and Stonefalls. I will open a portal to each place. Choose one and we shall go."
:::::::How could everyone forget a Daedric prince? "Hermaeus Mora reached into every mind, mortal and immortal, and erased all memory of Ithelia. His work, however, was not perfect. A select few sensed that something had been taken from them. And he could not erase his own memory of what he had done."
::::::::Who was Ithelia? What happened to her? "Torvesard calls Ithelia the Prince of Paths, the Mistress of the Untraveled Road, the Fate-changer. Your guess about what that all means is as good as mine, proxy. As for her fate, I imagine that secret is locked in the final glyphic."
:::::::::How did Torvesard remember her if everyone else forgot? "Torvesard said he was tormented by half-remembered dreams. A strange thing, as Daedra do not dream the way we mortals do. The sense of something missing drove him to search for answers. That search finally led him to Apocrypha."
:::::::Tell me about Torvesard. "Torvesard is a clanless Dremora who allies himself with different Daedric Princes. When we encountered him in Necrom, he was working with Vaermina and Peryite to uncover a secret hidden in Apocrypha. Now he recalls that he once served Ithelia."
::::::::You said Torvesard already opened two glyphics? "Yes. The first held the secret that Hermaeus Mora erased a memory from all of Nirn and Oblivion. The second glyphic revealed the memory—there was once a Daedric Prince named Ithelia. A Prince Torvesard served."
:::::::::So where's the third glyphic? "It lies hidden in a vault in the Mythos, the very heart of Apocrypha. Reaching it against Hermaeus Mora's will should be impossible, but Torvesard has already done so twice. Mora called him Unseen. Somehow, Torvesard eludes his gaze."
:::::::Why do you call me proxy? "Because you bear the mark of Hermaeus Mora. He has chosen you to serve as champion of fate, his agent in the mortal realm—and perhaps beyond. You can act in places where the One Who Knows cannot directly intervene. As can I."
::::::::When did Hermaeus Mora mark me? "When you signed the contract agreeing to act as fate's mortal agent. Never fear, Hermaeus Mora has no interest in your soul. I signed a similar contract long ago, when Mora realized I could perceive the threads of fate."
:::::::::Why didn't you share the ability to see threads of fate before? "You had no need of such a gift during our last encounter. And Hermaeus Mora specifically told me not to share it until the time was right. That time, according to Mora, is now upon us. The One Who Knows can be inscrutable at times."
At the Shrine to Boethra, if Reaper's March was visited first:
"Torvesard departed and took Boethiah's blade with him. If only we arrived sooner … yet perhaps we were not meant to stop him here. Fate often takes many turns before it reaches its destination. I wish I knew why he wanted the relic, though."
:Where do we go now? "Hermaeus Mora requires you to make that decision without his guidance, proxy. Torvesard disturbed fate in three different locations. The One Who Knows must have a reason for instructing us to visit each one."
::Should we go to Grahtwood next? "Your choice, proxy. Hermaeus Mora made it clear that we are to be guided by the decisions you make, without undue prompting from him or me. But our work is not complete until we discover what Torvesard seeks there."
::What about Stonefalls? What's there? "The One Who Knows requires us to learn that for ourselves. However, I cannot help but notice that these troubles all began in the Telvanni Peninsula, and now it seems we must return to Morrowind. Perhaps there is a connection."
:::Very well. I'm ready to continue. "Excellent. In the interest of hastening our investigation of these perturbations, a physical translocation of—bah! I shall open portals to save us time. Choose one and I shall follow."
In the Reliquary of Stars, if Grahtwood was visited second after Reaper's March:
"Curious. There was a relic of Azura here, a lamp. No doubt the mages who removed it feared this place would be sacked by the Alessians. A memory preserved since the early First Era. I wonder what Torvesard wants with the lamp."
:What now, Leramil? "We must determine what awaits us at the final site. Twice now the threads of fate have led us to a Daedric Prince's shrine. I imagine we will find a third such shrine there. The question is whether Torvesard has found another relic or not."
::All right. I'm ready to go. "Good. Allow me to create another portal to speed our journey. It appears we are in a race against Torvesard … and so far he is winning."
In Mephala's Nest, if Stonefalls was visited last:
"As I thought—this is about ancient relics. Torvesard believes they can lead him to Ithelia, the Forgotten Prince. But I do not yet see how he hopes to make use of them."
:We investigated all three disturbances. What now? "A good question. I find it interesting that Torvesard was not satisfied with only one relic—he wanted to recover three. A blade associated with Boethiah, a lamp from a shrine of Azura, and a skein created by Mephala. Hmm. I wonder …."
::What are you thinking? "These Princes are known as the Good Daedra in Dunmer tradition. Long ago, they often allied with each other to guide and protect the people of Morrowind. I doubt that is a coincidence."
:::What do the Good Daedra have to do with Torvesard's Forgotten Prince? "I am not sure. It might prove useful to consult with someone better versed in ancient Dark Elf religion than I am. Fortunately, I believe I know just the Elf—our dear friend, Gadayn. Come, proxy. I shall open a portal to Vvardenfell."
After reading Testament of Dandera Helas:
"Those devout priests offered themselves so their Princes could meet in secret. We must find the gate they used. It could be the access to Apocrypha Torvesard is seeking."
:What about the relics? How do they fit in? "Torvesard said the relics would help him find Ithelia. He must believe they will lead him to a gate to Apocrypha or the final glyphic in the Mythos. We need to find the gate first, but I have no idea where the Shrine of Inevitable Secrets lies."
::If it's a shrine to Hermaeus Mora, can't he just tell us where it is? "The course of fate is never that simple. Many futures branch from each choice we make. If we know too much, we risk altering our choices and changing the outcome. Therefore Mora tells us only what he must. As fate's chosen, you will lead the way."
:::And how do you suggest I do that exactly? "We are in a monastery dedicated to ancient knowledge. There must be a book or scholar here that can point the way. Abbot Andor said our coming was foretold. Perhaps the one we are meant to learn this secret from will know you as well."
::::All right. I'll ask around.
After seeing the memory at Anudnabia:
"Obviously, Anudnabia's lost shrine sunk into the sea ages ago. A fitting end for a place dedicated to the Master of the Tides of Fate, but that will make it difficult to reach."
:How can we get to a sunken shrine? "A submerged shrine calls for a powerful spell. I shall weave an arcane shield that will allow us to breathe and walk upon the seafloor. Once those ancient priests were possessed, they must have done the same. Enter the sea when you are ready."
After finding out that Ithelia has escaped:
"Prince Ithelia has escaped her prison, yet reality persists. And Torvesard understood events no better than we do. As I have seen time and time again, the machinations of Oblivion are far beyond mortal comprehension."
:Hermaeus Mora told me to seek your counsel. "So I heard. And he did not send us to pursue Torvesard. It appears that the next step we take must be our choice. We should return to Nirn, regroup, and follow the advice of the One Who Knows—wait for a path to open before us."
::Isn't Ithelia the Prince of Paths? "That fact has not escaped me, proxy. Torvesard spoke of restoring his lost realm. Mirrormoor, he called it. And he thought that Ithelia would return to places that were familiar to her. Let us return to Grahtwood and confer with your friend Beragon."
:::All right, let's return to Grahtwood.
Back in Grahtwood:
"I am relieved to observe the perpetuation of the macrocosm—bah. Our reality has not unraveled yet. For now, we must wait and watch. Eventually I shall notice Torvesard's passing in the threads of fate. Then I shall send for you, proxy."
:So that's it for now, we just wait? "For now, yes. From things Torvesard said, I expect we will find him in West Weald. I shall confer with Beragon about the area and alert you when you are needed. Thanks to you, even though Ithelia is free, we still have a chance to preserve our world."
After completing the quest:
"Prince Ithelia, the Forgotten Prince. The Prince that Hermaeus Mora so feared that he imprisoned her and erased her from existence. Now she is free and Torvesard searches for her. I suspect we will see signs of their activity before too long."
:What are you going to do while we wait for a sign, Leramil? "First I must return Gadayn to Necrom. He must watch over Morrowind, in case I am wrong about Torvesard's next move. Then I shall go to West Weald. Consult with Beragon. Wait. Observe. Eventually, Ithelia's presence will disturb the threads of fate."
::And you'll contact me as soon as you learn anything? "Of course, proxy. You are fate's chosen. Any hope we have of averting disaster rests with you. I am only here to aid you in these efforts. For now, go on with your usual activities. We shall need your strength and courage soon enough."
==Conversations==
Show: Eye of Fate
Before speaking with Bassian Caudex:
Leramil the Wise: "Greetings, Bassian. This is fate's chosen."
Bassian Caudex: "The one the Golden Eye foretold? You honor me, Leramil!"
After speaking with Bassian:
Bassian Caudex: "As I said, you honor me, Leramil. But why bring the chosen here? That was dangerous for all of us."
Leramil the Wise: "Desperate circumstances demand risks, Bassian. I just hope fate's chosen is ready for what comes next."
Bassian Caudex: "Sometimes, Leramil, you can be as inscrutable as the Great Eye …."
At Naraheida's camp:
Leramil the Wise: "Another of the faithful, murdered? What happened here?"
Dralys Athren: "Both I and the chosen arrived too late, Leramil."
Leramil the Wise: "Curious to see you in this place, at this particular time, Dralys."
Dralys Athren: "Let's not forget who's actually one of the Great Eye's faithful, Leramil. Now, I have my own investigation to continue."
Leramil the Wise: "Hmm. Come, proxy. I deciphered the letter."
In the Shrine of the Golden Eye:
Dralys Athren: "I never liked you, Leramil. Think you're better than the faithful."
Leramil the Wise: "The only thing you're faithful to, Dralys, is your own ambition."
Upon reaching Dralys Athren:
Dralys Athren: "Ah, there you are! Did you evade or dispatch the ambush I set for you? No matter. I'll take your glyphic now."
Leramil the Wise: "Proxy, Dralys is the traitor! You must stop him!"
After speaking with Hermaeus Mora:
Hermaeus Mora: "The deal is done, just as fate foresaw. Leramil will explain the rest. Now I must take my leave."
Leramil the Wise: "We can talk back in the Dune outskirts, proxy."
Show: Prisoner of Fate
In the Mournhold Outlaws Refuge:
Leramil the Wise: "Thank you for bringing the Echonir. We will need this relic."
King Bazrag: "Speaking of relics, thieves stole an old staff from the Oathsworn Pit. I want to know why."
Fa-Nuit-Hen: "Indeed. How did my unwelcome guests find their way to Bedlam Veil? I am … curious."
King Bazrag: "Good Orcs died, little prince. I'm not curious. I'm angry."
At the shrine of Boethra:
Leramil the Wise: "Why would Torvesard seek out a shrine to Boethiah—wait. Up above! Torvesard is here!"
Torvesard: "Ah, Mora's champions. I expected to run into you eventually. Boethiah's blade, Abolisher, is mine now. The first of the three relics I require is in my hands. Soon Prince Ithelia will be restored. I hope you are there to witness her glory!"
Leramil the Wise: "A relic of Boethiah? One moment, proxy. We should speak."
In the Reliquary Ruins:
Nirwidil: "The Golden Eye's warning was clear. This Saliache vault is no longer safe. We must move the lamp."
Sildennil: "But where can we hide the relic?"
Arantir: "I know a cave to the north. The lamp should be safe there, once we apply the appropriate spells."
Beragon: "Was that a memory from the Merethic Era? Never mind that, who's this High Elf?"
Leramil the Wise: "I am Leramil, little Wood Elf. I assume from what we saw in that memory that Torvesard did not find what he was looking for?"
In Mephala's Shrine:
Torvesard: "Nothing. Fate seems to be fighting back. I wonder how much of that is because of you."
Leramil the Wise: "Torvesard, talk to fate's chosen. Tell us what this is all about."
At the entrance to Holamayan Monastery:
Curate Gadayn: "It's sealed. I suppose we could … knock?"
Leramil the Wise: "We have no time for this. I shall open a portal."
Abbot Andor Indoril: "No need for that. The Golden Eye foretold your coming. Welcome."
Curate Gadayn: "The abbot! Forgive our intrusion and listen to what our friend has to say."
Underwater:
Curate Gadayn: "This is incredible! Look at us, strolling along the seabed like it was a street in Necrom!"
Leramil the Wise: "Stay alert and move straight ahead, both of you. And watch out for any large, predatory sea life."
Curate Gadayn: "Up ahead! I think I see the shrine!"
Leramil the Wise: "This is it. After you, proxy."
Upon entering the Shrine of Inevitable Secrets:
Curate Gadayn: "An island? Where are we? And who are those warriors?"
Leramil the Wise: "A demiplane, not an island. We are no longer on Nirn. Torvesard must be near. I doubt the Recollection reached this place without his help."
Curate Gadayn: "Leramil is exhausted! Go on, find Torvesard. We'll catch up."
At the portal:
Torvesard: "Boethiah's blade led me to this portal. The path to the Mythos, Apocrypha's heart. Only those bearing the essence of Azura, Boethiah, or Mephala can access this portal. The gate recognizes Boethiah's blade. Now I can return to the Mythos and find my Prince at last!"
Leramil the Wise: "A permanent portal to the Mythos? I did not know such a thing existed."
Hermaeus Mora: "Chosen of fate, hold. We must speak."
Leramil the Wise: "The One Who Knows is here! Speak with him, proxy."
In the Mythos:
Curate Gadayn: "Shardborn? Who in Oblivion are they?"
Leramil the Wise: "I do not recognize these Dremora. Perhaps Torvesard is not the only one beginning to remember the Forgotten Prince."
At the last glyphic:
Leramil the Wise: "Torvesard! He found the last glyphic!"
Torvesard: "The last glyphic and the final secret. I must know what happened to Prince Ithelia!"
==Quotes==
;Eye of Fate
*"Proxy, fate has plucked you from the flotsam of chaos for this specific moment." – When first approaching her in Wayrest
*"Once you select a portal, the others shall close. Let fate lead you, proxy." – After creating the portals
*"The currents of fate ebb and flow, once again carrying you to the required shore." – Upon arriving in Dune
*"Mildanor keeps a room in this cellar, proxy." – Outside Mildanor's cellar
*"Mildanor …. Look around, proxy. We must ascertain what transpired here." – Upon finding Mildanor's body
*"Runes of destruction. Powerful magic that overcame Mildanor's wards of protection." – Upon inspecting the runes on the walls of Mildanor's cellar
*"He must have snatched that from whoever attacked him before he died." – Upon reading Mildanor's Ripped Note
*"Let us compare observations, proxy." – After investigating Mildanor's cellar for clues
*"This way, proxy." – Upon arriving at Bassian Caudex's residence
*"Go, proxy. I want to get Bassian's opinion on the encoded letter you brought me." – After speaking with Bassian Caudex
*"Recover the glyphics, proxy …." – Upon killing Dralys Athren
*"Bring the glyphics here. We need to talk." – Upon recovering the glyphics
;Prisoner of Fate
*"You should be able to perceive the threads of fate here. Follow them, proxy." – Upon arriving in Reaper's March
*"As I expected, our paths have once more come together. Enter the portal, proxy." – Upon finding the portal to the Shrine of Boethra
*"An Ayleid ruin? Interesting. Do you perceive the threads of fate? The threads mark Torvesard's trail. Follow them. I will search the surroundings for any other hidden signs." – Upon arriving in Grahtwood
*"Let us speak, proxy." – After speaking with Beragon about the vision
*"Daedric energy lingers in this place, tangled with threads of unraveling fate. Torvesard was here. Follow the threads of fate, proxy. I shall cast about for any other signs of his activity." – Upon arriving in Stonefalls
*"Let fate renew your vigor, proxy!" – During combat
*"Let the threads of fate restore your strength." – During combat
*"The currents of fate shall revitalize you." – During combat
*"Why would fate lead us to an abandoned shrine? There must be something here." – At the shrine of Mephala
*"Fascinating. That ancient book stirred up a memory. Use the Echonir to examine it, proxy." – After reading A Dance Along the Webs
*"Ah, I see. This ritual circle conceals a gate, activated by a little blood. Let us see where it leads." – After the vision at Mephala's shrine
*"A Skein of Secrets, used to defeat Ithelia long ago? I cannot help but wonder what became of it. Come, proxy. Let us speak." – After speaking with Torvesard
*"Torvesard once more moves against Apocrypha. He seeks to restore the Forgotten Prince. I'll let our friend explain." – Upon arriving in Vvardenfell
*"Look! The Echonir has something to show us. Fate has led us true again." – In Holamayan Library
*"That book! It is the very one those three ancient priests were handling in the memory. Examine it, proxy." – After the vision in the Holamayan Library
*"I overheard your conversation, proxy. Anudnabia is just to the north of here. Gadayn and I will meet you there." – After speaking with Nias Othralas
*"Ah, proxy. Just in time. Use the Echonir and see if some lingering memory can lead us to the shrine." – At Anudnabia
*"The priests allowed their Princes to possess them and waded into the water? Ah! I know where to find the shrine." – After seeing the memory at Anudnabia
*"The Mythos of Apocrypha, heart of Hermaeus Mora's domain. Torvesard is somewhere ahead of us." – Upon entering the Mythos
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