"I have made progress, but the secrets of how to disrupt its magicka still elude me. I believe I can do it, but the chances of the enchantments being ready by nightfall are growing more slim. We may need to push back the attack to tomorrow. Being able to eliminate these sentinels easily is an advantage worth waiting for. At any rate, I am sure seven will suffice. We should be able to provide enough of a distraction to keep the attention off of you two. We were able to get through without a distraction, so you should be able to get at least to the first tower without attracting attention. Now, there was one other thing I wanted to ask you. You are a mage as well as an alchemist, so I was wondering if you can recall anything about the witch who animated your sentinels that might be helpful to me. Is there anything which stood out to you about her, any strategies or techniques she used? For obvious reasons, such information could be helpful to me." Meesei asked. 

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Ahnasha nodded to Fendros as she took his hand and rose alongside him. "Alright, lead the way." She responded with a smile. She was not very well educated on Dunmer religious beliefs. She knew they worshipped a few Daedra, but the only one she could remember was Azura. Among Daedric princes, she was among the more respectable ones. Even being a Daedra worshipper herself, Ashnasha did not claim that [i]all[/i] Daedric princes were worthy of any sort of praise. Quite contrary, there were a few she disliked considerably. Still, it would be interesting to see the temple, if for no other reason than that the statues they contained were usually rather impressive. 

She followed alongside Fendros for the short walk to the temple. The building itself had the same design as the others surrounding it, but was considerably larger. From the outside, she could see that there was a large dome in the center. Walking through the front door, they entered into a large, main room. On the far end of the room were three, triangular shrines situated in front of three impressively large statues depicting three Daedra. Again, Ahnasha recognized Azura, as she was always depicted with a moon and star, but the other two were likely variations on depictions of the other two which she was not familiar with. An archway above them read "The Reclamations," written in daedric runes. As they neared, Ahnasha read the runes on the shrines, revealing the other two Daedra to be Mephala an Boethia. Those two were not princes she would be too apt to worship, but she wasn't going to say that with the temple's priests and priestesses around.