You've been expelled, but maybe you can join the Imperial Legion again.

Proof of a conspiracy against the Emperor.

I am glad you brought me the axe. Now I know I was mistaken about Lugrub.

I have seen your proof, and I am convinced. Find Lugrub gro-Ogdum in the Gnisis Eggmine and kill him to avenge Mansilamat Vabdas.

I don't care if you saw the ghost of Tiber Septim. I can't tell the Legion officers in Cyrodiil that I condemned a soldier to death because you talked to a ghost.

Hm. Yes, this is Lugrub's Axe. I can see how it's been damaged from hitting bone here and here. With this, I have no choice but to believe your story. Lugrub gro-Odgum is an outlaw. Find him and kill him. Then justice will be served.

These are serious accusations, %PCName, and Lugrub is your superior officer. If you don't have any proof, I might have to press charges of insubordination.

What kind of proof do you have?

Ulmon Vathri's will. It seems legitimate enough. Of course, we cannot know under which circumstances it was signed.

This ledger is an awfully dense read. The order scribes will need months to go over it in detail, but at least at a first glance, I see no obvious discrepancies on the newest pages. Keep on looking for proof, %PCName.

What's this? A note, signed only with initials? I'm not sure what this all means, but it seems Nalvs is every bit as cheap as we thought he was.

A draft of Ulmon Vathri's will? That's certainly suspicious, but it isn't out of the question to draft a few different versions of important documents. This is useful, but not enough proof.

This letter certainly reads like a daughter concerned for her father, not some conniving spawn seeking to steal an inheritance. But it's hardly proof of Nalvs' wrongdoing.

I've never seen Nalvs smoke. Could this be Ulmon's pipe? And you say you found not just hackle-lo, but also bittergreen near it? Bittergreen is poisonous when ingested or smoked. That's very suspicious. But it isn't definitive proof.

The Temple coffers are empty? Completely empty? Are you sure? That must mean... Nalvs is even more brazen than I feared. He must have hidden all the Temple's funds some place else already. B'vek, that's bad news. But we can't confront him, not while there's a cremation ceremony going on, and not in front of our guests. Let's see what Nalvs' next move is. The cremation ceremony should have concluded by now. Go see whether they need us.

I'll be on the lookout. You go find us anything that will prove what Nalvs is up to. His quarters are to the right at the end of the hallway. Bring me anything you think is suspicious.

I've got this single scroll that will get you past any lock, but we might be better off finding a key to Nalvs' office. Who knows if there are any other locks behind his door that we will need to bypass. The doors in this Temple all use the same locking mechanism, so anyone who has access to the storage area will have a key that also opens Nalvs' door. In any case, you go look for proof, and I will keep a look out and make sure Nalvs doesn't catch you rummaging through his office.

We can't risk Nalvs catching on to our investigation, but we will have ample opportunity to search his quarters while he is presiding over Ulmon Vathri's cremation. Go escort Felani to the tombs, and I will work on a way to enter Nalvs' quarters.