LE Lost Prospect Mine

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Not far from Riften is a small mine called 'Lost Prospect Mine' (which is already a pretty sad name). It seems pretty unremarkable - it's not very large, there's not much loot, and the only real resource there seems to be a bunch of mushroom ingredients. Then you'll find the journal of a man named Hadrir.

Hadrir had been approached by an old friend, Bern, to help him with a gold mine he'd purchased for practically nothing. Hadrir finally arrived at the mine to discover there was no gold to be found - and after he and his friend had tried mining for three weeks with nothing to show for it, Hadrir decided to take a break and go to Riften for supplies. When he returned, his pal Bern was gone - and there was no sign of a struggle. He picked up stakes and left, assuming his friend had shamefully abandoned him after it became clear Bern made a mistake in purchasing this worthless mine.

But, unbeknownst to Hadrir, this wasn't the case at all. If you dig a little deeper, you can discover the cave's secret - there's a hidden passage behind a waterfall, somewhat difficult to get to. In there lies a secret cavern, with three gold ore veins...and a skeleton, holding a pickaxe, crushed beneath some fallen rocks.

Poor Bern had been right after all - but will be remembered as a coward who betrayed his friend

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Hey guys,

I was really interested in hadrir and Bern story in the "Lost Prospect mine".

And I'm really into seeing hadrir's reaction when he finds out the truth about his friend.

It'd be very nice if someone expand their story to which after reading hadrir's journal a quest activates .

Then we find hadrir in his old age and tell him that his friend, bern, didn't betray him at all and believed in his words to the very end.

And see hadrir's impression.

Thanks for reading

Edited June 28, 2018 by Guest