It was terribly cold within the city premises. Not outright freezing but every gust of wind was chilling me to the bone. Naked and exposed, I never realised just how cold this world could be until I was without clothes. Inadvertently clinging to my g
Bendicia. The Black City. The crumbling jewel at the heart of the Painted World. When I came to, I found myself within its walls, the gates still sealed shut behind me. It took me a while to gather my thoughts and memories in order to remember how I
In the dim light of the flaming pillar we stood motionless under a starless night sky. A world so isolated from existence that not even the very semblance of a universe surrounding it exists. The darkness stretched out from above and for the first ti
Born into a minor noble house in Wayrest in the 178th year of the 4th era, Alayne was the youngest child of two children. Her mother had died giving birth to her, a truth that her brother would never let
"Wait a minute, my friend, so you're saying you think this 'Ancano' took your stuck-up elf friend?" Inigo asked after being told the tale of how she mysteriously vanished.
Hasir sighed in frustration and hid his face behind his hand.
Hasir gaped at the khajiit, hardly believing his eyes.
Nanaki? You're alive? I saw you die. Last thing I knew, you were working, or 'allegedly' working for, Molag Bal." He pounced upon the red-furred khajiit and drew his dragonbone axe. "Is that still
Hey, friends. Just discovered this Story Corner and, since I have a fond love for writing stories of any caliber - well, mostly considering the fact I actually am writing an Elder Scrolls story at the moment - I thought I'd try my hand and post my ow
Hasir got up and looked around, confused, as the portal of vertically swirling sands closed behind him. He saw nothing but barren wasteland stretching far in every direction. He heard nothing except for the distant shimmering of stared that looked l
Legate Cimber strode across the battlement, casting his troubled gaze out to the surrounding mangroves. How he wished to leave this Black Marsh and go anywhere else in Tamriel.
He nodded to the two Argonian guardsmen who stood under
Hasir and Inigo left the building and walked through the walkway; Hasir told Inigo to stow the armor away since it was far too valuable to wear out in the open. He said it might get inadvertantly tarnished. Inigo ablidged, took of his armor and place
Amuzei peeked through a bush while lying on the mushy ground and saw a mud-brick road snaking through the dense mangrove trees. A couple of salamanders were approaching with their hatchlings from the other side, a pote
Inigo stopped in front of a dark alleyway with cobblestone mixed sand streets and dragon statue arched walkways. Hasir called out to the khajiit to be careful about venturing down dark alley. Inigo ignored him, saying this was something that he felt
Amuzei propelled through a wide opening, pushing a huge handful of water behind him and kicking his webbed feet. He had wrapped his other arm around Ulene's back and held her head against his chest to protect her as they glided thro
When the khajiit exited the sqaure opening, he saw multiple altars - at least that's what he thought they were - and stood before a giant staircase flanked by pentagram flags on poles. He ascended the stairs and approached the vampire behind the bar.
Inigo asked around the local mage's guild to see if they knew how to conjure a portal to where he believed his friend had been taken. Tail and head drooping, he exited the mages guild and decided to try his luck at the nearby alchemist shop. He enter
After minutes of walking, they entered the great Southern elsweyrian city of Senchal. The khajiit walked under the entryway, holding the rabbit tightly and walked through the town. He'd never been here. He noted all of the khajiit architecture. He pa
Ingo returned in the Elsweyrian forestt and saw Sa'chil body, lifeless as ever, laying on the forest floor. Inigo couldn't help but think about if this is how Hasir felt when his aunt passed away from the same or similar thing that had befallen the s