The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

North of Falkreath, this ancient barrow rises from the misty hills, ringed by crumbling standing stones and topped by a shallow, grass-covered pit. Said to be the resting place of a mighty dragon slain in the Merethic Era, the mound was sealed by ancient Nords using powerful rituals meant to keep the beast forever bound beneath the earth. Though the carvings have faded, the air still hums faintly with energy, as if something below remains restless. Since the return of the dragons, strange signs have reappeared—scorched grass, clawed stone, and travelers claiming to hear wings in the sky above. Locals avoid the site, whispering that the dragon’s spirit lingers, waiting for the call to rise again. Though quiet now, the mound stands as a reminder of Skyrim’s oldest enemies—and the fragile peace that holds them beneath the soil.