Morrowind:Hlervu Ancestral Tomb

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Tomb: Hlervu Ancestral Tomb
# of Zones	1
Occupants
Undead
Console Location Code
Hlervu Ancestral Tomb
Azura's Coast Region, [19,-6] (map)

Hlervu Ancestral Tomb is a medium-sized tomb on Azura's Coast, south of the Holamayan Monastery. ^[edit]

Hlervu Ancestral Tomb can be found a bit to the south of the Holamayan Monastery, in the Azura's Coast region. This ancestral tomb has two chambers within; there are four leveled undead guarding the tomb. The loot that can be found here is for the most part unremarkable; a potion, a few random alchemical ingredients, a few gold septims, and some varied pieces of armor. The most notable items are a copy of Death Blow of Abernanit, a glass dagger, and a scroll with the last words of Malaki the Lightfooted found next to his corpse.

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• The book, Death Blow of Abernanit, is a Block skill book.
• The note was written by Malaki the Lightfooted, a thief of little renown who met is maker while looting the Hlervu Ancestral Tomb. On his deathbed he penned a note in blood, for some future adventurer to discover. The note reads as follows:

These will be the last words anyone ever hears from me. Hear? That's silly of me. As if anyone will HEAR what I am writing. Regardless, I am a lone traveler and never stayed put long enough to know anyone. Except that lovely Mariah in Stros M'kai. She will forever be in my heart, even in death. To see her again, or to even hear her beautiful voice, would surely allow me to die a content man.

I now lay here with a broken back. Unable to move, surely to be dead within hours. I take this remaining time to write a farewell to this cruel world. The very same one that allowed me to take the path of a thief. A good one at least. If ever you hear tales of Malaki the Lightfooted, you can continue the tale of how you happened across my corpse in a lowly tomb, searching for bounty so I may feed myself. What a life I led. If you too, are a common thief like myself, do yourself a favor, and find another way. If I had it to do all over again, I surely would change my ways.

The clawing and moaning of the ghastly undead beasts grows louder now. I fear they have come to finish me off for good this time. Know that I shall die a painful death as an unhappy man. May the gods show pity on my soul so I do not have to wander this plane after death.

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