That's me, yes.

I will not talk about this with you until you make amends and rejoin the Imperial Cult.

His death is tragedy enough, but I fear this will shake the faith of other Dunmer members of the chapel.

It will take some time for him to get past his harrowing experience. How terrifying that the once-proud legions of mighty Reman could be turned into mindless revenants.

You found the tomb. That'll be good for us, I'm sure, but I can't feel any joy at this discovery knowing that it is now also the resting place of Vartis Delvi.

Vartis Delvi is safe? What a relief. He took some risks finding that tomb, but it certainly paid off. I foresee it becoming a great pilgrimage site. We had better get a souvenir stand set up before some enterprising local does! As for you, please keep the Staff of Saint Ino. May she keep your feet steady as you journey.

You already found Vartis Delvi? What a relief. He took some risks finding that tomb, but they certainly paid off. I foresee it becoming a great pilgrimage site. We had better get a souvenir stand set up before some enterprising local does! As for you, please keep the Staff of Saint Ino. May she keep your feet steady as you journey.

His ancestors began honoring the Divines not long after Morrowind's integration into the Empire. It would be a devastating loss for the community if anything were to befall him.

Vartis Delvi is a priest of this chapel with a keen interest in the pre-Armistice presence of Aedra worship in Morrowind, so he was naturally intrigued by Saint Ino. Her resting place was lost to history, but Vartis believed he had discerned its location. He set out some time ago and has not been heard from since. I want you to try to find that burial site, and more importantly, Vartis. He said he would start looking for a cave somewhere to the west of Haniridun, a Velothi tower north of Shipal-Sharai.