A diving crew recovered this manuscript from a shipwreck off of the southern coast of Sumerset Isle. The ship was built in 6E 610 as a simple transport vessel. It sank later in the year 6E 612 due to an unknown incident.

The manuscript is believed to belong to a Doctor Killian Maylieve, a former resident of High Rock. The manuscript is available here in its original language and machine-translated by WYVERN into Ancient Tamrielic.

Óu til ténes glyphes

Dúi ètt varza

Trie cé dúi èz

Cechel ên: cê ménar nwll

Cê èt cé cê ès fur êt cêzzplauz

Mäin dúi xâphèa cé dúi ètt

Eskulpiozzores âf voèure varvére

Dúi vaxer mäi.

To the Letters

You are everywhere

Being what you are

Take one: it means nothing

It is what it is because of its place

But you create what you are

Sculptors of our everything

You're watching me.

The text has been flagged for further inspection by WYVERN personnel over level 7-DE.

Messages logged by the translation membrane follow:

[ERROR] [Line 0] "Óu" is not a recognized lexical compound or has too many matches
[INFO] Translation complete