You've been expelled from the Fighters Guild. If you make amends, we can speak about your orders.

You did a great service for both the Guild and the town of Akamora in slaying him.

You've slain Akavorioc? This is... this is astounding news! You have done a truly heroic deed. For a member of the Guild to venture into and survive the perils of Dun Akafell is great publicity for us. Here's your reward, %PCRank. It's a special tool that'll help you mend your battle-worn equipment. You've earned it! Take a moment to rest and repair your armor, but do hurry back. I've got new orders for you. An urgent mission requires our attention.

The vampire Akavorioc has been slain already? This is... this is astounding news! You have done a truly heroic deed. For a member of the Guild to venture into and survive the perils of Dun Akafell is great publicity for us. Here's your reward, %PCRank. It's a special tool that'll help you mend your battle-worn equipment. You've earned it! Take a moment to rest and repair your armor, but do hurry back. I've got new orders for you. An urgent mission requires our attention.

The legend of the vampire Akavorioc dwelling in the ruined city of Dun Akafell is well-known among the locals. Some believe that the monster is more than just a legend, though. A collective of nobles have paid us a handsome bounty to slay him. I need you to do this. Talk to the locals to find out what you can about the vampire and Dun Akafell. Some of the caravan guards at the Supai Caravanserai might also know something. If the legends have any truth to them, then you're in for a tough fight, %PCRank.

According to the popular legend Akavorioc was a noble who turned into worshipping Molag Bal. However, the Daedroth was treacherous and cursed him with a neverending hunger for blood. Now the vampire prowls in the dark of the ruined Dun Akafell. If you manage to slay him you will be hailed a hero.

According to the popular legend Akavorioc was a noble who turned into worshipping Molag Bal. However, the Daedroth was treacherous and cursed him with a neverending hunger for blood. Now the vampire prowls in the dark of the ruined Dun Akafell. If you manage to slay him you will be hailed a hero.

You have been expelled from %faction. You must make amends.

You have purged this blasphemy from the world? Well done, %PCClass. This was a great act of nobility and courage. You have the thanks of House Indoril, as does your guild.

I understand that some of the common folk claim that the vampire was once an Indoril noble. A preposterous invention. Nevertheless, there is certainly a great evil lurking in Dun Akafell. If you can cleanse the ruins then that would raise the standing of the Fighters Guild in the eyes of House Indoril.

You should talk to Renesa Serin about that. She's journeyed past Dun Akafell many a time and she listens out for that kind of story. You'll find her on the roof terrace, up through the trap door over there.

Don't look at me. I couldn't deal with bandits, there's no chance of me venturing anywhere near Dun Akafell. That place is cursed, I tell you.

The monster really existed and you really killed it? That's amazing, %PCName. Here, have a drink on me.

I still have trouble believing that you killed it.

You must be brave or stupid to consider taking on that monster. I'm not convinced it even exists, in which case you'd be wasting your life for nothing. But I'll tell you what I know. According to the legend, Akavorioc was a nobleman of House Indoril before he became a vampire. If so then it makes sense to start looking in the manor district of Dun Akafell, which is supposed to be in the southwest corner.

The monster is dead. I hope its victims can rest peacefully now. But I doubt it.

I was escorting a caravan to Akamora. We had been delayed and the sun had already set. It was too close to Dun Akafell but the caravan leader refused to go any further in the dark, so we made camp. Shortly after midnight we woke to the sound of screaming. In one of the tents a guard lay dead with his throat ripped out. The other five people in the tent had just vanished. We abandoned the camp and fled away in the dark. We lost another dozen men before dawn. We never found the bodies. Just trails of blood.

You slew the monster? How did you... No, don't tell me. I'd rather not hear about that cursed place.

The Fighters Guild must be out of their minds. Going near Dun Akafell usually leads only to death. Or worse.

Eyes of fire, skin of stone. A true son of Coldharbour he is. The fiend will be accompanied by the broken-willed mortals who yielded to his tortures. They don't know what they're doing, and a knowing soul wouldn't harm them.

So, the vampire of Dun Akafell has been slain. This proves that the Fighters Guild is not *completely* useless.

We are all anxious to see if the Guild is able to rid the world of his evil.

Chasing after an old horror story, are you? The n'wah Guild is sending you for slaughter. No bloodhound of the Empire will survive a minute in Dun Akafell.

Talk to the locals to find out what you can about the vampire and Dun Akafell. Try asking around the Supai Caravanserai as well. If the legends have any truth to them, then you're in for a tough fight, %PCRank.

The local Dunmer have many deranged stories concerning the ruins of Dun Akafell, so I guess anything's possible. No sane person would go there.

That's the vampire of stories who kidnaps children and unwary pilgrims and tortures them until they become his servants.

That's the vampire of stories who kidnaps children and unwary pilgrims and tortures them until they become his servants.

That's the vampire of stories who kidnaps children and unwary pilgrims and tortures them until they become his servants.

You are the one who slayed him, aren't you? You've become a bit of a hero for the locals, %PCName.

You are the one who slayed him, aren't you? You've become a bit of a hero for the locals, %PCName.

You are the one who slayed him, aren't you? You've become a bit of a hero for the locals, %PCName.