The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

West of Whiterun, nestled in a quiet patch of tundra grassland, Greenspring Hollow is a secluded clearing marked by a serene pond, scattered bones, and the makeshift shelter of a lone hunter. Surrounded by tall grass and the gentle rustle of nearby trees, the hollow seems peaceful at first glance, but signs of recent struggle—bloody remnants, torn furs, and a discarded journal—hint at something darker beneath the surface. It’s said the hunter who lived here kept a terrible secret, tied to lycanthropy and solitude, and that the hollow served more as a place of exile than retreat. Though beautiful and calm, Greenspring Hollow is steeped in unease—a place where nature and beast once lived in uneasy balance, now disturbed by death and silence.