The Journey of Jeanna Mannav, Knight Cleric of the Nine.
Prologue
“The priests have decided that you are the best suited to perform as keeper of the Skyrim Cathedral. With the Thalmor running about, they’ll eventually want in to deal with the Ta
Stormhold, one of the great and mighty fortress-cities of the mighty Ayleidic Empire.
Even though the Slave Queen Alessia had been gathering followers, from both serf and rogue Lord alike, the Halls of Stormhold were awash with gaiety and laughter.
In the years before Skyrim, before the civil war ravaged the land and pit brother against brother, before the dragons returned to subjugate or destroy mankind as they had in the beginning, the tale of one of the gre
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The bartender had every single ear in the tavern trained on him before his story even started, and by the looks of him, he was quite enjoying it. The Frozen Hearth in Winterhold wasn’t necessarily known for its warmth, but the innkeeper was known wel
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Vaveli Dreth sat in the dimly lit interior of her safehouse. It wasn't exactly the Tiber Septim Hotel, but the quaint little shack on the outskirts of Falkreath would serve her well. It had all the bas
Acilius Bolar stood before his Servant, the legendary Crusader, who had his hands tightly gripping his weapons. In his stained prisoner’s garb, Acilius felt very much like a peasant speaking to a high
Erik gasped as he awoke, springing out of bed. The farmer glancing at his hand, finding his Command Seals, forming the shape of hoe, much to his displeasure, emblazoned on his skin. Erikur’s ears and n
It had been nine weeks since the events of Helgen. Bronmir was still no closer to reaching Winterhold than he had been, but at least he was making progress. He was living in Falkreath, apprentice to the blacksmith t
Bronmir drank from his water skin and sighed, wiping sweat from his brow. Who would have guessed travelling from the Imperial City all the way to Falkreath would be so…tiresome? Grunting at no one in particular, he capped h
A week. It didn't seem that long, but every day that went by was a day that Reydi spent wasting away in Whiterun's dungeons. Every day Lydia felt like she had failed her sister. Every night she went to sleep on her comfortable bed in the Bannered Mar
The towering oaken double-doors of the Palace Hall of Dragonsreach banged open with considerable force, causing no small commotion as the sound reverberated about the relatively quiet building. Even in her panicked and angry state, the magnificence o
It was a two-day journey before Lydia and Reydi got their first glimpse of the bustling trade city of Whiterun. Caravans came to and from the city in droves, headed by merchants wandering the dangerous roads of Skyrim in search of a place to sell the
"We should make camp for the night," Lydia heard Reydi say to her.
A long and painful three months had passed since the attack: a time during which the town of Falkreath had not been idle. Lydia had always been the more emotional of the two, and had w
The horn sounded, resounding all across the city and echoing across the silent forest. All of the sounds of the forest stopped as the sound from the horn reverberated throughout the valley. The small town from which the sound had originated followed
Water sloshed beneath her boots as the woman walked through the dark. The sky had been torn open, dumping a torrent of water on the land below. The raindrops fell in sheets, and the howl of the gale-force winds filled her ears. The weather certainly
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