ESO Morrowind: Seryn

Seryn from ESO Morrowind

Seryn is a Dunmer (Dark Elf) NPC in The Elder Scrolls Online Morrowind.

Can be found on the road leading to Ald'ruhn, just south of the Ald'ruhn Wayshrine.

Involved in the quest, Divine Inquiries.

Seryn: Ashlanders once respected each other, helped one another. You'd think these were House wolves or Tribunal dogs, the way they treated me. Speaking of the Tribunal, you have the smell of dog about you. I wonder why that is?
Player: I'm looking into something for Lord Vivec.
Seryn: "Lord" Vivec, is it? And I thought all the Tribunal cared about was building monuments to their own greatness. Nice to see that one of them cares about what's going on beyond their borders. Well, perhaps we can aid each other this day, Outlander.
Player: What kind ofhelp do you need?
Seryn: Ashlanders are nomads, but we gather at sacred sites to trade, confer, and pay homage to the past. Ald'ruhn is such a place. That's why Chodala invited the Red Exiles here. But these outcasts won't let me into their camp. I need to find my brother.
Player: Who's your brother?
Seryn: My brother, Chodala, is the Ashkhan of our tribe and I am his ambassador. I act as a go-between among the tribes. Chodala wants to unite the Dunmer and calmly end the era of the bickering Houses. He hopes to convince the tribes to follow his lead.
Player: So what do you need me to do?
Seryn: Head into the Red Exiles camp and find my brother. Othenwise, see if you can find out what he was doing in there and where he's gone. Be wary of the outcasts. As you saw, they won't hesitate to attack without reason or provocation.
Player: Your brother rules overthe Ashlander tribes?
Seryn: No, just our tribe, the Urshilaku, though he's respected by most of the other Ashlanders for his wisdom and strength of will. He does hope to unite the tribes in a common cause, however. That's one of the reasons we've gathered here at Ald'ruhn.
Player: Tell me more about Chodala.
Seryn: My brother and I have always worked to help our people and improve the Ashlander way of life. He used to believe that peaceful negotiation was the l best path to accomplish this. Recently, however, things have become different. He's almost like.
Player: Like what?
Seryn: No, that's not something I'm ready to talk about with an outsider. Perhaps after you prove your trustworthiness and willingness to help us, then we can discuss my brother in more detail. Perhaps.
Player: You said Chodala wants to unite the tribes.Are you planning to go to war?
Seryn: That's not our goal, but the tribes will defend themselves if necessary. No, we hope to present a united front and show the Houses the folly of the path they've embarked upon. Turning away from our forefathers and god-ancestors has made them weak.
Player: Tell me more about the Red Exiles.
Seryn: The Red Exiles? They're violent, dangerous Ashlanders who were banished from their tribes and joined together to create their own clan. Chodala invited them to the gathering and went into their camp to talk, but he's been gone too long. I'm worried.
Player: You think I'll have to fight my way through the camp?
Seryn: As you saw, hostility is second nature to the Red Exiles. We're here to negotiate, but they're no better than thieves and murderers. If they spot you in their camp, you'll need to defend yourself. It's unfortunate, but they'll leave you no choice.