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I got to the cutscene where Karliah shoot me with the arrow and they talk but now I'm stuck, looking at Karliah, and Mercer won't move up. I've tried waiting like 18 days (seriously) still just chilling on the ground, and I have no previous saves to load up. Please help.






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How do you open the gate in Speaking With Silence?

There is a door on your right that can be picked for some potions. Continue on and watch your step as there are bear traps set up, and Draugrs about. After killing all the Draugrs you should eventually come to a gate. Use the chain on the left to open it.

Where is Mercer after Speaking With Silence?

If Mercer does not move, he can be pushed into Snow Veil Sanctum with Unrelenting Force, then into the door by walking into him. Mercer cannot be pickpocketed until after he opens the final puzzle door, and after that his Dwarven Sword of Devouring may be taken (with the Misdirection perk).

Where is the key for Speaking With Silence?

You can find it by traveling South East of Winterhold and North Northeast of Windhelm. The Main entrance is locked and requires a key to open it. The door is unlocked during the quest Speaking With Silence.

What quest comes after Speaking With Silence?

Track down the Dunmer behind the Guild's misfortunes.Quest Giver:Mercer FreyNext Quest:Hard AnswersReward:Gallus' Encoded JournalID:TG05Suggested Level:62 more rows•Apr 5, 2021



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