Treeminder Xohaneel

Treeminder Xohaneel is an Argonian located in Haj Uxith and later The Endless Stair, Coldharbour, in .
==Interactions==
===Wisdom of the Ages===
An ancient Argonian settlement called Haj Uxith occupies a dark corner of Coldharbour. The Argonians want to help me in my quest, but they seem to be divided over something related to their Hist tree.
==Dialogue==
Show: Wisdom of the Ages
At the start of the quest:
"You have come to Haj Uxith in its most desperate hour."
:What is this place? "Haj Uxith is a place out of time, an ancient Argonian settlement plucked from the Black Marsh and deposited into this dread realm. We know of your mission to Coldharbour and we would like to help, but unfortunately my people are divided."
::Divided about what? "Divided over the fate of our Hist tree. But tradition demands that you pass our trials and prove your worth before I reveal all of our secrets to you, outsider. Please, head down this path to the city. I will follow you."
:::I'll go to Haj Uxith
After hearing the conversation between her and An-Jeen-Sakka:
"Are you ready to help us, outsider? Will you undertake the trials?"
:Tell me about these trials. "There are two trials, each designed to prove your worth to one of the factions here in Haj Uxith—the Trial of Spirit and the Trial of Body. One shall test your intangible qualities, the other your physical virtues.
::What is the Trial of Spirit? "The Trial of Spirit is a test to prove your worth to the scholars of Haj Uxith. It shall challenge your mind and determine your strength of spirit."
::What is the Trial of Body? "The Trial of Body is a test to prove your worth to An-Jeen-Sakka and his warrior faction. I'm sure it involves some kind of contest of strength and physical prowess."
:::What will these tests determine? "By successfully completing the trials, you shall show your worth and skills to our factions. Then you may participate in the great debate that has fractured our community for so long. Are you ready to undertake these trials?"
::::I'm ready to undertake the trials. "Do you wish to start the Trial of Spirit?"
:::::Yes, I'm ready to begin the Trial of Spirit. "This trial determines if your spirit can understand the spirit of my people. We cherish courage, which helps us face this realm's horrors; endurance, which allows us to bear its hardships; and preservation, which keeps our traditions alive."
::::::Courage, Endurance, and Preservation. I understand. "Take these amulets and speak to the people on the south pyramid. Give each amulet to the person that best represents its spiritual quality. For each correct match, you will receive a gem."
:::::::What are the gems for? "Three statues at the top of the pyramid represent the challenges our values must contend with. Place the gems in the correct statues to symbolize overcoming these challenges. Then meet me at the base of the pyramid when you have finished the trial."
:::::No, I want to complete the Trial of Body first. 
After completing the Trial of Spirit:
"The outsider returns. And was your Trial of Spirit successful?"
:Yes, I successfully completed the Trial of Spirit. "Good. That means you understand the spirit of my people."
::What should I do next? "You must still complete the Trial of Body. Speak to An-Jeen-Sakka when you are ready to begin."
:::Will you answer some questions now? "You have proven yourself, as I knew you would. I shall answer what I can."
::::How did your people wind up in Coldharbour? "The time of the great Argonian civilization was coming to an end, and our Hist tree feared what that would mean for its children. When Molag Bal offered a different solution, the Hist tree gladly accepted."
:::::And what does Molag Bal get out of the deal? "We allow Molag Bal's minions to draw sap from the Hist tree. The only thing sustaining the Hist in this foul land is the crystal that Molag Bal gave us. But over time, the crystal has poisoned the Hist. It is dying."
::::Tell me more about your Hist tree. "Our Hist cares for us, protects us. To preserve our culture, our Hist tree struck a bargain with Molag Bal. Now the crystal provided by the Lord of Brutality somehow keeps the Hist alive, but it cannot fully heal the poison in this soil."
:::::What is this crystal? "We believe that the crystal is one of Molag Bal's vampiric shards—foul relics that corrupt whatever they come in contact with. The crystal only prolongs the suffering of the Hist. No matter the cost, that suffering needs to end."
::::You mentioned helping settle a debate. "Yes, provided you prove yourself worthy to both sides. Our two factions argue over the ultimate fate of the Hist tree. Which is the better outcome? Eternal death or eternal suffering? And then, of course, there is your mission to this dread realm."
:::::What do you know of my mission? "We know that you have come to this realm with the Fighters Guild and the Mages Guild. We know that you seek to stop the Planemeld that Molag Bal has orchestrated. We want to help you, but we can't while our people disagree."
:::::What do you mean by ultimate fate? "The scholars, of which I am a part, believe that eternal death is better than the eternal suffering our Hist now endures. The warriors, led by An-Jeen-Sakka, feel quite the opposite. Existence, they feel, any existence, is better than oblivion."
::::::Can't the Hist tell you what it wants? "If only it were that simple. Our Hist is weak, barely sustained by the crystal that feeds it. It hasn't spoken to us in a long, long time. But I have had dreams. They revealed your imminent arrival and hinted at your involvement in our debate."
When making your choice:
"You have completed our trials, outsider. Now we ask you to settle our long debate. Will you side with the scholars or with the warriors?"
:Remind me what the scholars believe. "The scholars believe that the Hist tree cannot continue as Molag Bal's slave. It withers away, but the crystal will not let it die. This cruel existence, this terrible suffering—it must come to an end. Oblivion is preferable to eternal torment."
::I agree with the scholars. The Hist tree should be allowed to die. "This outcome, while sad, is for the best. We shall give you a boon to help you in your struggle. Without the vampiric shard, the Hist will pass on naturally. But first, you need to convince An-Jeen-Sakka to accept your decision."
::I should talk to An-Jeen-Sakka before I make my decision. "Of course. I shall wait here for you to return."
When convincing her of An-Jeen-Sakka's position: 
After destroying the shard:
"The cursed shard has been destroyed. Currents of happiness and grief flow through the river this day."
:Your long debate has been decided. "Thank you, outsider. Because of you, the Hist tree's eternal suffering and enslavement shall finally come to an end. We shall mourn the Hist, but we shall also find solace now that its pain and torment is over. When you need us, we shall be there."
==Conversations==
===Wisdom of the Ages===
An-Jeen-Sakka: "I told you, Xohaneel. We will not aid the outsider while our factions continue to argue about the fate of our beloved Hist tree."
Treeminder Xohaneel: "The outsider has come, An-Jeen-Sakka, just as the Hist tree foretold. Perhaps now we can finally settle our disputes and do what is best for the Hist and for Nirn itself."
An-Jeen-Sakka: "We shall see, Treeminder. We shall see."
==Appearances==
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