I woke up in the guild hall and headed out to find the Tomb. On the way to where I thought it was, I spotted a bridge going somewhere behind the Moonmoth fort and decided to check it out. The trail going north split off going up a hill towards the bridge, so I followed it and reached the structure. Walking across it, I noticed a man at the other end and some mysterious architecture behind him. As I got closer to him, he casted a spell that summoned a skeleton and started attacking me. Not understanding what was going on, I defended myself and ended up killing him.
Why Snowy? What drove you to this?Looking around a bit more, I found a strange door leading into the mountain and a unique lever. Pulling on the device, the door opened for a few seconds before shutting again.
Not wanting to explore further without more information, I went back down the slope and looked for the Tomb. It wasn't long before I found it near Thoronor and Edras. On entering, it wasn't long before I was attacked by a Bonewalker.
After I slew it it wasn't long before I realized that the place was crawling with Undead, not just a Hunger. Some were trapped behind doors they couldn't seem to open, but there was also a skeleton patrolling the hallway that I had to take care of.
I explored the Tomb a bit, and found some trinkets and a silver staff in containers. I hoped the family wouldn't mind a bit of a reward in return for ridding their resting place of this evil. Eventually through a doorway I found a chamber with the Hunger inside, seemingly waited for me.
I gathered all of my strength and prepared for a mighty blow, but as I struck, nothing happened. Just like the Scamp, the steel had no effect. I'm not sure if all Daedra are like this, but I'll be sure to watch out for them. Thinking quickly, I pulled out the silver staff, and luckily it worked. Apparently the special properties of the fine metal aren't limited in usefulness to just lycanthropes. It took some doing, but I smashed the beast's brains in. It had an immensely valuable helm on it that I decided to keep for my efforts. I gathered myself and returned to Balmora for my reward. Eydis paid me and told me she had no more jobs for me to do. Not wanting to find another Guild steward or do more work for Lorbumol, I decided this was as good a time as any to return to Caius and see about doing what I came here for in the first place. I'll see him first thing in the morning.
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