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A body lays under the waterfall near Castle Alessia
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I found a letter on the body of a bounty hunter. It mentions a woman named Wardiya in Bruma.
Quick WalkthroughEdit
- Locate a letter in the waterfall west of Castle Alessia.
- Talk to Wardiya in Bruma.
Detailed WalkthroughEdit
West of Castle Alessia lies the ruins of Sardavar Leed. If you continue west past these ruins, you will find yourself on a dirt road, with a wooden bridge spanning the White Rose River. Directly below this bridge, on the rocks in the middle of a waterfall, you'll find a letter next to the body of a female bounty hunter:
- "I've paid you a hefty fee to track down and kill Wardiya. You've given me nothing but excuses. This is your final chance. Rumor has her back in Bruma.
Find her. Kill her. Make me happy.
- G."
Wardiya is a Redguard woman found in the Manor House in Bruma, far to the north. Travel there and show her the letter:
- "You are a stranger to me. What do you want?"
- I found this letter about you, Wardiya.
- "I knew someone would find me, eventually. But you don't seem like a bounty hunter.
The one who wrote this tried to force me to marry his son. I ran instead. Take this coin and forget you ever saw me."
She will then reward you with gold.
Quest StagesEdit
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| Finishes Quest | Journal Entry |
| I should journey to Bruma and let Wardiya know someone is trying to kill her
Objective: Travel to Bruma
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Now that I've reached Bruma Anchor, I should find Wardiya.
Objective: Speak to Wardiya
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Notes
* Any text displayed in angle brackets (e.g.,
<Alias=LocationHold>) is dynamically set by the game and will be filled in with the appropriate word(s) when seen in game.
- Not all Journal Entries may appear in your journal; which entries appear and which entries do not depends on the manner in which the quest is done.
- Stages are not always in order of progress. This is usually the case with quests that have multiple possible outcomes or quests where certain tasks may be done in any order. Some stages may therefore repeat objectives seen in other stages.