The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

West of Deylin, where the rolling hills turn rocky, a narrow cleft leads into Fennelstone Cave—a cool, shallow cave used by herbalists for storing and drying rare plants. Its interior walls glisten with moisture and mineral deposits, and small shelves have been carved into the stone over generations. Further in, a collapsed tunnel leads to an older, sealed chamber rumored to connect with long-buried ruins. Though few have dared to explore deeper, some villagers speak of flickering torchlight seen through the cracks at night, and odd scents—bitter and sweet—carried on the cave’s breath. The cave remains a quiet fixture in village life, both useful and quietly mysterious, as though nature itself were guarding something beneath the roots.