Captain Aldis has some unused dialogue related to a removed portion of the quest " Lights Out! Originally, after the Icerunner had ran aground, Aldis would meet up with you on the beach and help you take down the bandits. Aldis apparently would not be present during the fight with Deeja.
The fight was also different, as you could either spare or kill her. If you killed her, you would report this to Aldis:.
The lines for both of these outcomes are strangely attached to Jaree-Ra and only recorded in his voice type. Jump to: navigation , search. I'm looking for him for the same quest you are and to see if I can tell him about that Argonian's plan to put out the flame in the Solitude Lighthouse. The arrow always brings to the wall leading to where the guard's sleep in the Castle Dour. So I'm guessing he might have died, if that's the case I wish this quest became not available then.
But also if he's that important I'd think he wouldn't be able to die like Ulfric and his top guard forget his name. This is just irrating and I'm putting it off for now, hoping someone has an answer though.
User Info: GamerGirlie He was somewhere near the main entrance. Should be appearing on your compass. User Info: vic Seems like a bug, only way I could solve the problem was using the console command - 'player.
So I'm guessing he was killed during the battle of Solitude. User Info: arkaman. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to ask and answer questions. Question Status How do i get the Solitude house? Answered Solitude manakin? It became more a game, almost a dance, than a battle of blood. It was not until Mindothrax missed his own step, striking too soon, throwing himself off balance, that the promenade was ended.
He saw, rather than felt, the mercenary's blade rip across him from throat to chest. A good strike. The sort he himself might have delivered. Mindothrax fell to the ground, feeling his life passing. The mercenary stood over him, prepared to give his worthy adversary the killing blow.
It was a strange, honorable deed for an outsider to do, and Mindothrax was greatly moved. Across the battlefield, he heard someone call a name, similar to his own.
The mercenary removed his helmet to answer the call. As he did so, Mindothrax saw through the slits of his helmet his own reflection in the man. It was his own close-set eyes, red and brown hair, thin and wide mouth, and blunt chin.
For a moment he marveled at the mirror, before the stranger turned back to him and delivered the death stroke. Jurrifax returned to his commander and was well paid for his part in the day's victory. They retired for a hot meal under the stars in a garden by an old cairn that had previously been occupied by their foes.
The mercenary was strangely quiet as he observed the land. My mother sold me when I was just a babe. I have always wondered how my life might have been different had I not been bartered away. I might never have been a mercenary. There are none exactly like yourself, so it is foolish to compare. She could only afford to raise but one child, but somewhere out there, there is a man just like me. My brother. I hope to meet him. The witch saw the spirits before her and knew the truth that the twins had met already.
She remained silent and stared into the fire, banishing the thoughts from her head, too wise to tell all. Elder Scrolls Explore. Elder Scrolls Online. Events Characters Factions Locations Concepts. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? The Mirror. Edit source History Talk 2.
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