Tamriel: Origins

The heart of the palace is a wide oval chamber built from flawless white-gold stone. A shallow barrel-vault spans overhead, its ribs set with narrow seams of Welkynd crystal that glow a steady sky-blue, while two high clerestory slits admit the red-gold light of sunset and dawn. Six slim columns of polished meteoric glass divide a central promenade from quiet side aisles. At the far end, Narilmor’s throne—carved from the same stone as the walls, accented by inset Varla stones—rests on a three-step dais. Two Meridian Guardians in mirror-bright bronze cuirasses flank the throne, spears crossed. A Nedic attendant kneels beside a low brazier, replenishing aromatic resins. In the east aisle a robed Ayleid scribe records petitions on moon-calf parchment; an unlocked stone coffer of scrolls sits at his feet. Opposite, a sealed white-gold chest (Varla lock intact) awaits tribute. Large double doors lead south toward reception halls; a smaller arch behind the throne descends to the Reliquary.

An oval chamber of white-gold stone with glowing Welkynd crystals and polished meteoric glass columns. Narilmor's throne is prominent, flanked by guardians and attended by a Nedic servant.