It appears thou hast happen'd upon my humble abode, traveler. Prithee, step into my parlor.
I go by the name of Powersocke Prime, however, I have many names. Mzahngthulish, Tyrhal, AtimiteQerasija, Power, Seelensteingeist or Prime are those most frequently used. I am a German in their end-twenties who loves to read, write and invent crazy alphabets.
I am originally indigenous to the Warframe Fandom Wiki community where I was best known for the way I taught young Tenno the ways of our kin, giving beginner guides and creating warframe guides while simultaneously making warframe concepts I shared. At some point, not sure when, I migrated to the Elder Scrolls Fandom wiki community and soon after, created a character build of a necromancer playable, with a few mods, in TES V: Skyrim. This should be the beginning of my increasingly time consuming hobby as a fanfiction writer.
For soon after I published that build, I wrote my first ever Elder Scrolls fanfiction: The Aquila-Axilius Report. Soon, I would expand upon the concept, weaving tale after tale, publishing chapter after chapter, until the collection of stories now known as 'The Necromancer Cycle' was born. It was not long before I started to have new ideas for a different path in terms of ES fanfiction, at length giving birth to my 'Tales of Darkness'. All of this work has been first published on the Elder Scrolls Fandom wiki where there was also a kind fellow by the name of Kishaxi-Veda who is responsible for the great image in the Tales of Darkness Table of Contents and graciously gave me permission to use his fanart of my story as I see fit.
After a fellow Wikian urged me to branch out, I also began to publish my works on fanfiction.net and DeviantArt. Then I contacted the Tel Mora Independent Press via email and got, after a time, access to their official Discord server where I also publish my stuff. And lastly, Curse was so kind as to make me aware of The Sky Forge and invite me to join the community. This is how I ended up here.
Aside from being an avid fanfiction writer, I also have a knack for gamelangs and conlangs in general. Constructed languages fascinate me. As such, I have, over time, become an expert on the Dwemer language. Under the name of Mzahngthulish on the Imperial Library, I have made a post in which I thoroughly analyzed the language and presented my findings and conclusions. View it here.
I also concerned myself with all other TES languages and alphabets, even the Elder Script.
On a more unrelated note, I have extensive knowledge of all Warframe alphabets, the Orokin Script in particular, which I can fluently read and write.
Apart from my obvious obsession with writing and gaming, I love to read in my free time. The authors I'm currently concerning myself with include H.P. Lovecraft, Edgar Allan Poe and August Derleth. However, Robert E. Howard is also on the list of authors whose works I definitely will check out in the future. And I suppose it is not too far fetched to say that my very own writing has been majorly influenced by these authors. When I don't write, I tend to invent alphabets on my own, oftentimes creating some rudimentary vocabulary for them.
I also publish my tales on other sites!
My account on Fandom specifically includes character profiles for all protagonists in my stories, bestiary entries for all custom creatures in my stories, arsenal entries for all custom weaponry in my stories and witchcraft entries for all custom spells in my stories.
My accounts on Fanfiction and DeviantArt also include TES unrelated stories such as my Dora the Explorer horror fanfiction 'The Price of Discovery' as well as my Cthulhu Mythos fanfiction 'The First Witch'.
Now then, traveler. Thou hast come far. Prithee, proceed. Thou wilt now enter the domain in which my tales of terror and madness reign supreme. Dost thou dare peek into the shadows?
Right now, my tales consist of two 'paths'. There is the Necromancer Cycle and the Tales of Darkness series, both of which having their own Table of Contents.
The Necromancer Cycle concerns itself with the various stories of different protagonists finding themselves somehow at the hands of the titular necromancer which, more often than not, results in mind shattering events to transpire. For the dark figure is on a mission to serve his god in order to bring about doom to Tamriel.
Tales of Darkness presents a different menace from the far reaches of outer worlds craving to consume Nirn. Yet again, the protagonists meet with adversaries beyond their ability to either comprehend or combat. The Blood Cult involved in this series tries to awaken their very own deity made flesh by cruel rituals and vile processions. The question remains: will anyone be able to stop this antediluvian evil? Time will tell.
All of the stories contained within these two 'paths' can be read in no particular order for they always present a closed storyline within themselves. However, all of them are still linked to one another through hints, easter eggs and subtle references, some of them devilishly difficult to spot. It's all one coherent universe that I'm building. For the future, I plan to create one more 'path' and, at length, make all of the stories come together in an epic display of chaos, called 'The End Time Chronicles'. But in due time.
And for the grand finale, the golden drop of my residence, thou shalt witness the ancient tomes of mystical knowledge. But first, I implore thee to scrutinize the Table of Contents.
View all my stories right here:
LHoN: The Horror From Within the Mist
LHoN: The Menace from the Woods
Comments
Should you ever get to read any of my stories you'll soon discover that this Nazeem statement is on the more tame side of what I usually come up with. Anyhow, your comment is appreciated. :D
That's gotta be the most gruesome answer to "do you get to the Cloud District often" that I've ever read.