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"Well i am on pilgrimage right now, but i think Dibella will understand if i prioritize stopping the dragon over prayer for now, That being said im not about to jump into something until i know more, where is this tablet and whats been stopping Farengar from getting it himself?"
"Apparently its in bleak falls barrow, a ghastly ruin near riverwood, as for the rest Farengar will have to explain himself, i must attend to the preparations should the dragon attack whiterun, should you undertake this task for us i thank you and wish you luck, if not then i bid you fair weather and hope to see you in more petulant time's"
With that the Jarl leaves the room, after a moment's rummaging the wizard hands you a rather tattered book, the title has been erased from the rather ungentle handling.
"The situation requires a little context im afraid, this should bring you up to speed quickly while i find the map"
He returns to his rummaging as you skim read the book, its mostly a rather dry history book about skyrims earliest days but your interested to read that for a large part of skyrims earliest history it was ruled by a dragon worshiping priesthood who are responsible for all the gigantic ruins that riddle the landscape to this day. Apparently there power was unassailable for eons until the dragons vanished, leaving the priests undefended and powerless, unsurprisingly they didn't last long after that...
after a moment Farengar places a scrap of ancient leather onto the table and ways it down with paperweights. The thing is mostly burned and weather beaten, but you can still see some odd looking runes on its surface as well as a drawing of Bleak falls barrow, it looks very accurate if memory serves. Farengar finishes weighing the hide down and speaks.
"About two months ago i revived this from one of my contacts, they found it being used as a fire lighter by bandits and only just managed to save it from the flame, the runes are the ancient dragon tongue spoken by the nords who lived under their rule ages ago. It makes reference to the tablet and seem insistent that its readers find it, however as i said before the reasons for this urgency are now lost too us, hopefully when we see the tablet all we become clear."
Now in full lecture mode he begins to pace back and forth in front of you.
"I would have retrieved it myself but the rebellion has severely limited my ability to leave the city, my absence would be the perfect time for one faction or the other to strike and take the city, the same goes for sending the guards to retrieve the tablet although in their case such a large movement of troops could be mistaken as preparations for a attack on falkreath or a stormcloak town.
As for the danger within the tomb i wont deny that the traps and Draugher may prove a tricky foe to over come, but a clever and resourceful adventurer will have little difficulty with them."
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