You missed out, %pcrace. I'll get out of here in time, and you'll be left with nothing.

Let Cyrodiil deal with her. From what I understand, they tolerate all manner of dark sorcery there.

I pray she comes to understand the gravity of her sins before she's released.

May the Thirr's waters wash her sins away.

Then go and think. I'll be here when you've made a decision.

Are you sure? I suppose executing her could cause some trouble with the Imperials down the line. If you say she doesn't mean any harm, I'll trust you. But the cultist cannot be allowed to remain in Morrowind. Her sentence will be suspended and an Armiger will escort her to the border. Should she ever return, the sentence will be put into effect. Thank you for your assistance, outlander.

Very well. I trust your judgement as an outlander and an upstanding member of our faith. Caeva will be kept here for a year or two. When her sentence is up, she will be escorted back to Cyrodiil. Thank you for your assistance, %pcrank. Should you ever need training, my services are open to you.

I thought as much. Caeva Jacronix will be ritually drowned in the source-waters of the Thirr. Still, you have my thanks for making sure. My services are open to you should you ever need training.

You've spoken to Caeva. What do you think we should do with her?

Think on what I said before you make your decision, %pcrace.

Before you make your decision, you should know something. I have urgent business in Cyrodiil. If you see to it that I'm freed from this cell, I'll make sure that my next offering to Molag Bal includes a small offering for you as well. From the northernmost dock on the Waterfront, cast your gaze into the deep. Let it sink into the roiling undertow, and when it finally surfaces again, look to the far banks of the Thirr. There, you'll find the offering. It's something worth more than coin, I promise you.

Bulls, horses, material possessions, and a few other things. It's a thankless duty. Most view it as barbaric, but it's all to keep Molag Bal's wrath at bay.

So I was told. The custom at this Temple is ritual drowning, if I remember correctly. I'd laugh if it weren't about to happen to me.

Certain rituals and ceremonies must be performed before approaching one of the god's holy places. I thought that they would be too foreign for the Temple guards to recognize. I was wrong. Your Ordinators are trained well.

I was on a pilgrimage. Molag Bal held a banquet of pomegranates and spirits for his followers in Ald Khan. You should know that story. It comes from your Temple, after all. I planned to visit Bal Ur on Vvardenfell afterwards, but I've been held up here far too long.

Yes, but not in the way that you worship your living gods. Molag Bal is the lord of the deep seas. I follow his commands and make sacrifices to him to keep his ire away from the houses and ships back home.

I'll tell you anything I'm at liberty to. What do you want to know?

You already have the key. Don't get caught up in the current.

Ah, you're here for that one? I don't know why Arisa is so insistent on hearing her out. These cases are usually very cut-and-dried. Here's the key.

The prison cell is downstairs in the Waistworks. The Armiger Dreveli Urano can give you a key.

Very well. Then go and pray upstairs. There is no other need for you to be down here.

Wonderful. The prison cell is downstairs in the Waistworks behind a locked door. Dreveli Urano has the key.

The outlander's name is Caeva Jacronix. The Ordinators arrested her for attempting to perform a profane ritual in front of Molag Bal's statue in Ald Khan. Under normal circumstances, she would be ritually drowned in the source-waters of the Thirr. The issue is that the outlander does not speak like a typical worshipper of the Four Corners. She says that we do not understand what she was doing. I would like you to speak with Caeva and determine her motivations before I pass down a sentence.