The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

West of Moriseli, off the rugged coast of Betnikh, the forgotten ruin of Eyearata clings to a narrow, windblasted islet. Once a minor outpost of Ayleid design, it now lies cracked and sun-bleached, its moonstone steps worn smooth by centuries of crashing waves. With no surviving towers or vaults, only fragments remain—half-buried columns, weathered carvings, and the occasional glint of ancient metal caught in the tidepools. Though unassuming, Eyearata draws quiet interest from antiquarians and treasure hunters alike. The location is a known Antiquities dig site, and those bearing Betnikh Treasure Map I will find it leads directly here. A single locked chest is said to appear on a sandbar just east of the islet, visible only at low tide. Few linger long, however—locals speak of strange whispers during storms and claim the seabirds refuse to roost on its stones. Whatever secrets Eyearata held, they now lie scattered, half-lost to sea and time.