I asked Ienni Drothril if she could think of any way I can return to Nirn. She said that I need to let go of her hand and let it fade.
I'll See You in Oblivion!
The ancestral spirits cast a strange spell on me. I seem to be in the same tomb as before, but different somehow.
I have found Ienni Drothril. She must be the hand's owner.
I've tried to speak to Ienni Drothril, but she refuses to hear what I have to say. She spoke of the other ghosts a lot and suggested I talk to them.
Ienni Drothril suggested I start with the stronger spirits: Indoril Raathim, Dilale Raathim and Setisa Dorenil. The rest should have less to say, but won't be an issue except for Arara Navur and Maladel Helni for whom she had no advice.
I have convinced Ienni Drothril to move on. My task is complete.
I've spoken to Ienni Drothril's ghost in her ancestral tomb and she thanked me for helping her by giving me a blessing.
I've spoken with Setisa Dorenil. She demanded a Daedra heart in exchange for her assistance.
Setisa Dorenil put a curse on me.
I have brought Serisa Dorenil the Daedra heart, and she provided advice on how I should speak to Ienni Drothril.
Indoril Raathim has explained his reasoning behind the decision.
Indoril Raathim has explained in detail, if with some confusion, his reasoning behind the decision.
Indoril Raathim was insulted by my accusation and attacked me.
Dilale Raathim refused to discuss the matter with me, as she was insulted by the implications of my question. However, she still gave me some valuable information.
Dilale Raathim has spoken to me, and given me enough valuable information.
I have spoken to Arara Navur, but all I discovered was evidence of her insanity.
Arara Navur has rewarded me for giving her the potion she needed.
I attempted to speak to Maladel Helni, but he refused to respond with anything other than angry grumbling.