Many believe and hope that Bethesda will drop new updates about "The Elder Scrolls VI" at the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2016 in June.

Bethesda has confirmed its appearance on the said event but has not announced what their briefing will cover. But fans now find more reason to believe that it might have something to do with "The Elder Scrolls VI" or "Skyrim 2."

According to a report from GeekSnack, Bethesda may have dropped an Easter egg on its latest DLC for "Fallout 4," which is "Automatron." The report explained that there was a lunch box that had the name June in it. After a thorough investigation, the author speculated that the lunch box didn't belong to a Vault dweller named June, but may probably signal something big from the developer on that month.

It's likely that another DLC for "Fallout 4" will be announced on the event, but the possibility of a "Skyrim 2" is not far off. While some people may not expect so much of a "Skyrim 2" announcement at the E3 since Bethesda usually drops them when a game release is imminent, the presence of an Easter egg should somehow make them think about the possibility of a Skyrim-related announcement.

"Skyrim" made its way to the shelves back in 2011 and Bethesda usually has five years in between each game release, so the time is just perfect if the company will indeed release "Skyrim 2."

But then again, fans won't really know what's the plan; they will just have to wait for Bethesda to say something at the upcoming event.

Meanwhile, "The Elder Scrolls VI" continues to be surrounded with rumors about its release and gameplay. Reports previously mentioned that the next installment could be set in any of these locations: Elsweyr, Valenwood, Morrowind and Black Marsh. Ecumenical News also reported earlier that Bethesda might be working on a "Skyrim" remastered version instead of the sequel, which will further delay the developments of "Skyrim 2."