Make sure to go during the night as they give off light and are easy to find then (as well as a distinct mid-high pitch tone). Also on the shoreline and islands north of Solitude, anywhere from 6-9 plants. Sarethi Farm and Evergreen Grove have two notable clutches. There are also quite a few plants growing near each city's Hall of the Dead or graveyard. Planted specimens can be found in the Honeyside and Alchemist's Shack gardens, as well as Shalidor's Maze in Labyrinthian. Grows in the salt marshes of Hjaalmarch and Haafingar, including a number of specimens in both Morthal and Solitude. Ingun needs you to hunt down 20 Deathbells, 20 Nirnroot, and 20 Nightshade. Much appreciated." Notable Harvest Locations Ingun will be pleased: "That means more time for my experiments and less time in the field. Am I sensing that you may be interested in gathering these rare ingredients for me?" Answer in the affirmative. You are a helpful sort, so ask: "What sort of ingredients do you need?" Ingun will tell you: "To restore Master Elgrim's supply I would need 20 deathbell, 20 nightshade and 20 nirnroot. My errant formulas have cost Master Elgrim a fortune in ingredients some of which are almost irreplaceable." But I fear his approval masks his intolerance for my mistakes. Master Elgrim says I'm a natural that I have a unique talent.
However, the road ahead is paved with loose cobbles and deadly pitfalls. She will reply: "I'm aspiring to earn that title, yes. Whether you speak to Ingun in Elgrim's Elixirs or find her walking through Riften, rouse her from her musings and ask her if she is an alchemist. Indeed, the ingredients she has depleted from Elgrim's stores are used to make some very powerful poisons. The quality of her experiments seem to indicate a dark nature in this well-to-do girl, as she will allude to when speaking to her. Instead of learning the family business with her brother, Sibbi, she can be found devising alchemical recipes in Elgrim's Elixirs.
Ingun Black-Briar has fallen far from the Black-Briar tree.
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