"Very ambitious."

"We're lucky to have a lot of adventurers helping us. I do some of the delving myself, but I don't have nearly the luck that someone like Lianda does."

"Luck, hm. I suppose that's one word for it."

"Well, she definitely has a talent for stumbling into - odd - situations."

"And surviving them, evidently."

"Yeah. She's collecting quite the reputation."

"What about the other? Her sister."

"Haven't actually met her before, and Lianda doesn't really talk about her family."

"Hmm."

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"Exceptional qualities tend to run in families, or so I've found."

"Possibly. Ena doesn't seem like the type to fade into the background, from what I've seen just talking to her. Though I'm not going to touch the drama between her and Lianda with a ten foot pole."

"Drama?"

"Something about their family? And of course Lianda refusing to talk about her - usually she's pretty chatty with me. Don't know the details though."

"A mystery for another time then, I suppose."

"Mhmm. Any questions about the displays?"

"The dragon claws. Where are they from?"

"They're associated with important Nordic ruins - they're the keys to puzzle-doors. Sometimes they're in the ruin itself, but more often some villager or adventurer has it."

"Puzzle-doors."

"We have a mock-up of one in the Nordic section... They're these large stone doors with bands that have animals carved on them. You need to align the animals correctly, then insert the key, and the door opens."

She rolls her eyes. "Nords."

"Certainly fits their - aesthetic."

"A brute force sort of cunning."

"Like - the Word Walls. They're a fascinating bit of magic, each encodes a word of power, but they're - the exact opposite of subtle."

"I much prefer the construction of the Ayleids. Their cities were a sight to see, when last I visited Cyrodiil."