The Oldest Orc [Quest]

Text of the Quest:

The Oldest Orc I discovered an Orc imprisoned in the dungeons below Salas En. He claims to have lived there for centuries, kept alive by Aldmeri enchantment. The stones of his prison glow with mysterious energies. I promised to free an Orc named Gurlak from his prison beneath Salas En. Ill have to find some way to dispel the enchantment that holds him in time.

Tasks

Set Gurlak Free Talk to Nuulehtel

Puzzle

1. Tile of The Ritual
2. Tile of The Lover
3. Tile of The Lord
4. Tile of The Mage
5. Tile of The Shadow
6. Tile of The Steed
7. Tile of The Apprentice
8. Tile of The Warrior
9. Tile of The Lady
10. Tile of The Tower
11. Tile of The Atronach
12. Tile of The Thief

Gurlak: Before you speak, stranger, know this: for centuries, a spell has bound me. Many have tried to free me and failed. This prison has no lock or bonds to break.
Hero: I can try to free you.
Gurlak: Did you hear me? This is no common spell. It was cast by Altmer wizards long since dead. This is a true curse. The task is beyond you. Of course, a fool would still try! Do as you wish. I won't harbor faint hope.
Hero: I'll see to it that you're freed.
Gurlak: For centuries, amateurs like yourself have tried to release me. Fools! All of you! You'd have a better chance of becoming the next emperor.
Hero: How did you end up in here?
Gurlak: It pains me to speak of the past. Would you force me to relive such bitter memories?
Hero: Please, tell me what happened.
Gurlak: Ha! "Please!" There's a word I remember well. "Please," she said to me. "No one will know," she promised. She was wrong.
Hero: Who was she?
Gurlak: Nuralanya, she was called in her High Elven tongue. She was just "Nura" when we were together. I could deny her nothing. I was enthralled: a slave madly in love with his master.
Hero: So what happened?
Gurlak: Our secret was eventually exposed, and the Elves were furious. Our love was an abomination in their eyes. They decided execution was too kind a punishment for our crime.
Hero: They imprisoned you here?
Gurlak: Aye! I was here, and she was there. To see one another, but not able to hear... ortouch ... or hold .... Yet even that torment was insufficent for their retribution. The Elves wove a spell to extend my life and prolong my torment.
Hero: What do you mean?
Gurlak: Elves live a long time, but not forever. I sat and watched as Nura slowly grew old and died. Some time after that, the Ra Gada came and slaughtered the other Elves. But even with them dead, the spell held strong.
Hero: Why are there so many dead down here?
Gurlak: It was the Ra Gada, the "warrior wave." The warriors sought vengeance. The swords of Yokuda passed through these halls, and the High Elves were washed away.
Hero: You survived?
Gurlak: They would have killed me, were it not for this spell. Instead I watched, safely ensconced within this prison as my captors were slaughtered. Many centuries passed before I learned who the warriors were or from whence they came.
Hero: What did you learn?
Gurlak: A foreign people had arrived on these shores. They came from a distant land: Yokuda, it was called. Yokudan warriors set out to conquer the new world they found. Singers named them the Ra Gada.
Hero: How did you end up in there?
Gurlak: It pains me to speak of the past. Would you force me to relive such bitter memories?
Hero: I want to ask about something else.
Gurlak: Fine. What would you ask of me?
Hero: Why are there so many dead down here?
Gurlak: It was the Ra Gada, the "warrior wave." The warriors sought vengeance. The swords of Yokuda passed through these halls, and the High Elves were washed away.
Hero: I want to ask about something else.
Gurlak: Fine. What would you ask of me? How did you end up in there?
Hero: Do you have any idea how the spell works?
Gurlak: If I knew, don't you think I would've escaped by now? All I know is the tiles must be used in the right order, and the order was determined by time, whatever that means!

Gurlak: By the bloody fangs of Mauloch! By the stench of Mauloch's gaping maw! What have you done? How can this be? I'm ... free?
Hero: Yes, free to leave this place.
Gurlak: l-l should thank you, but I don't even think this is what I wanted. It's been so long since my life was my own ... this is all I know. I don't want to leave.
Hero: Complete Quest.