The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

South of Daggerfall, hidden between forested ridges and tangled underbrush, lies Wyrmstone Hollow—a wide sinkhole where the bones of a long-dead dragon rest in eerie silence. Twisting Breton runes are carved into nearby stone pillars, some half-swallowed by the earth, hinting at a battle fought long before Daggerfall's founding. The dragon's ribcage forms a natural arch over the central pit, now thick with rare alchemical fungi and glowing moss. Though the air is cool and still, the site feels far from lifeless—adventurers have reported flickers of light within the skull at night and the sound of scales shifting over stone. Local legends speak of a druidic order that bound the beast here, using spells etched into the surrounding rock, but whatever magic once held sway is now fading. Some come seeking rare reagents or lost secrets, others just to see the bones—but all leave with the sense that the dragon, in some way, still lingers beneath the soil.

The hollow is surrounded by dense forest, with stone pillars partially swallowed by the earth. The dragon's ribcage arches over the pit, creating a haunting yet beautiful sight, illuminated by the glow of moss and fungi.