I think his final letter finally gave Felani some closure. We might stay here in Morrowind for a while now. I look forward to learning about the place my wife grew up.

He was the cause of a lot of grief for Felani, but I would still have liked to meet him. My wife speaks well of her youth, and it was only after she met me that her father turned bitter. I am sure he had a lot of love for her, despite them growing apart. Perhaps we could have reconciled.

Thank you for helping me put my past conflicts with my father to rest, %PCName. I will treasure my better memories of him, knowing he was willing to reconcile.

Oh, this is wonderful. It brings me so much joy to read he was willing to let the past go, and to meet Marja, even if we never did get the chance. This will help put my doubts to rest. Thank you, %PCName. You don't know how much this means to me. Here, have this. I'll clearly have no more need for it.

What's this? A letter from my father? Let me see...

Not reconciling with my father in person will haunt me for the rest of my life.

Let's hope the old man finds peace with his ancestors.

I see. Well, thank you indulging my questions, muthsera.

Very well. Comfort is given, not taken. I suppose that means that we of the Temple must sometimes make difficult decisions for the well-being of others.

My apologies, %PCRank. I will return to my duties.

He asked for a cure for greed? Curious what fantasies an ailing mind will conjure to find some comfort. Pray tell, do you think giving him the potion was the right thing to do?

So you were able to provide some comfort to the old man? That is excellent news, muthsera %PCName.

The old man is dead? That is horrible news.

I wonder if he'll find his peace.

Yes? *Cough* Nalvs Andolin sent you, didn't he? Good man. Looks after me. *Cough* You see, I've had a lot on my mind lately. And he helps me see things straight. *Cough* Helps me prepare.

He was old, and his time had come. He generously willed his estate to us.

I have heard that you claim to be the Incarnate. I do not know the truth of the matter, but for now I will not give you duties.

You have been expelled from the Temple.

After I found him, I arranged for his body to be carted here to the Temple. Normally, we would hold a modest cremation ceremony here, and then we would send a portion of his ashes to be interred at Necrom. Unfortunately, there has been an unforeseen complication. You see, Ulmon had no living family in Morrowind, so he generously willed his estate to our Temple. But while I was sorting through his posessions, I found a letter from his estranged daughter. Apparently, she was already on her way to visit him.

A shame he had to go out the way he did. His generosity will not soon be forgotten.

You have seen to his needs, %PCRank.

I have heard that you claim to be the Incarnate. I do not know the truth of the matter, but for now I will not give you duties.

You have been expelled from the Temple.

Old Ulmon is dead? A pity. I hope he went peacefully.

So, Ulmon Vathri is well? That is good to hear. He has been a generous supporter to our Temple, and making sure that he is comfortable in his final days is the least we can do in return. Though I worry that your words might have only offered temporary relief. Perhaps I will need to visit him myself soon. Regardless, I thank you for your efforts. Here, stand still, and accept this blessing.

So, Ulmon Vathri is well? That is good to hear. He has been a generous supporter to our Temple, and making sure that he is comfortable in his final days is the least we can do in return. Sometimes, kindness requires minor untruths to be told to the faithful. Do not doubt the rightness of your actions, %PCName. You did the right thing. Here, stand still, and accept this blessing.

So Old Ulmon wants a cure for greed? Well, what are you waiting for?

Old Ulmon lives in Omaynis. He is a long-time supporter of our Temple, but he is ailing, and there is no doubt that he will join the ranks of our ancestors soon. Go to him, and ensure that he is comfortable.

I heard he passed. Let him find peace with his ancestors.

He lives in the house just next to this shrine. I know Nalvs Andolin has been making regular visits to him, and seems to have convinced Ulmon to donate his life savings to the Temple in Bal Foyen. That is extremely generous, even among the most faithful.

He lives in the house just next to this shrine. I know Nalvs Andolin has been making regular visits to him.

He lives in a small house near the silt strider port.