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It was a very sad day when you heard the news. You're favorite relatives, eccentric Uncle Benny and his sister, your Aunt June, had passed on. Most of the family mumbled their good riddance's under their breath, even speculating that Benny & June were incestuous lovers. You didn't care though. Uncle Benny was a scientist and always around to help you with school and while Aunt June wasn't around as much, she always made time to sit and talk when she wasn't on one of her archaeological adventures. They were more family to you than the gold digging bitch who worked your father into the ground, and the stepdaughters she brought with her.

After the funeral, you are summoned for the reading of the joint will. Listening to the droning lawyer dole out various amounts of cash to falsely grieving family has you grinding your teeth in anger, but the lawyers announcement to you makes it all worth while. "To our beloved nephew, we leave our home and all its contents. May you find it to be the place of solace and sanctuary it always was."

You're grinning ear to ear, your spite over your relatives forgotten. You know you came out on top and from the glares in the room everyone else does too.

People are already moving to contest the validity of the will, but you know nothing will come of it. Uncle Benny and Aunt June were way too careful to let anything happen to the house by chance. Still smiling, you push away from the table and walk away, the sounds of the arguments fading away to silence.

You quickly set out for your new home, a quiet two story home out in the suburbs, easily beating out your arguing family and conniving step-family. Walking up to the main door, you marvel at the absence of locks and doorknobs as you press your hand to an inset metal plate on the door. A moment later the door opens with a near silent click of disengaging locks and the quiet chirp of a deactivating alarm system.

"Home sweet home." You say quietly.

"And welcome home, young master." A familiar voice says.

"Uncle Benny?" You say in surprise.

"In the... pixels, as the case may be." A nearby camera projected a beam of light into the area near you that resolved into the familiar figure of your recently deceased Uncle. "Make your way to my old office and we'll explain everything."

You hastily make your way upstairs puzzling over this new mysterious development. You know your aunt and uncle are dead, so just what have they left behind?

"Ah good, you're here!" The image of your dead uncle reappeared, flanked this time by your aunt June. "Now first and foremost is this is the most secure room in the house, completely impenetrable to outside surveillance once security mode is activated like so." Benny paused dramatically as the windows tinted, the only door into the room locked, a wall of family portraits blinked away to reveal a bank of monitors, and the desk lamp lit up casting a green glow throughout the room.

"Can I have that activate whenever I enter this room?" You ask.

"Default parameters changed. Security mode now activates when you close the main doors." Uncle Ben said. "Now first, I should tell you, the family rumors about your aunt and I being lovers were all true, but really with an ass like this wouldn't you hit it?" Ben patted June's ass in a manner you were very familiar with from the time you spent here. "Now as you know... we're dead, but we always knew that you would be the one."

"The one?" You ask quizzically.

"Yes," June replied. "We always knew that we wanted you to have the house... and what's in it.We also didn't want you to be alone, so we copied our neural engrams onto the central mainframe so we live on in these virtual forms"

"As you know, I'm an inventor by nature and I have several patents. Those, by the way, are yours now. But what's even more important are the things that I didn't patent, kept in the hidden lab under the house."

"I was an archaeologist, exploring ruins both terrestrial and alien. Like Lara Croft, only hotter." June chuckled. "And like your uncle, all of my best discoveries are kept in the vault under the house."

"So what kind of things are under the house." You ask curiously.

"Mind control." June said.

"Time stop." Benny added.

"Body modification."

"Subliminal projector."

"Libido enhancement!" They say in unison before breaking down laughing and you raise a hand to stop them.

"So... what do you expect me to do now?"

"Whatever you want. We will be here to guide you in any way we can, but we just want you to be happy."

"So where is this vault?"

"Right this way." June gestured towards the bookcase which opened to reveal a hidden elevator.

"Classic." You say approvingly as the three of you enter, and a pleasant voice asked your destination. "Vault please"

"You know, after I put it in, I thought it was too much." Benny said. "but June loved it, so I never got rid of it."

"Well it always made me feel a bit like a Bond girl." June replied as the lift descended. "Secret elevator to an underground headquarters. Very hush hush secret agents. And I had my own mad gadgeteer on call." She leaned over and gave Benny a hug. "Of course there are other stops on the way down, garage, armory, workshop, and a few others we'll let you discover on your own."

"So most of the house is underground? How did you do all this?"

"Well, when we redid the kitchen and patio five years ago, I did the bulk of the work. And we're just far enough out that neighbors don't come calling often.

Ah here we are." Benny said as the doors slid open. Before you are three simple doors, one of steel on the right and one that seems to be wooden on the left.

"We had a standing agreement in life and still in death, I stick to my tech, and she sticks to her relics."

"What about that door?" You say pointing to the door just ahead of you.

"Alien stuff." They say in unison.

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 63

“You know, I’ve lived in this town most of my life, and I’ve never been here. This is all new to me and ... what is this? Are you sure this bridge is safe?” “Not really, no. If you mean, do I think it’ll collapse under us, no, there’s magic in play keeping it up. If you mean, am I afraid that we’ll fall off the damn thing because these idiots have never bothered to fix the rails, then no, it’s not safe.” He chuckled at my comment. “That’s ... not what I expected to hear the Dragonborn say...

Legacy of a LegendChapter 64

“I can’t believe you’ve only been here a week, Your Majesty, and accomplished so much for our community, for all of Solstheim. How can we ever repay you?” “Continue leading my subjects as you have, Councilor Morvayn. With the mines open again and the cultist threat eliminated, I think you should be able to keep the Northern Maiden very busy traveling back and forth with trade goods to Skyrim. Hopefully before too long we’ll have more ships plying this route.” Captain Gjalund nodded his...

Legacy of a LegendChapter 65

The lead element of the first column of the Redoran Guard stopped at the rebuilt Traitor’s Post. The bandits that formerly occupied the building had quickly left when the Dragonborn’s Own returned from Winterhold and took to the rebuilding of this post with a vengeance. We had stocked it with food and refreshment for the incoming troops and our cooks were ready. “I am Captain Merano of the Royal Army. My first contingent of troops will be here shortly. From the tables I see you have set up,...

Legacy of a LegendChapter 66

“Pardon my ignorance, but I’m confused. I know that we had planned on going to war against the Aldmeri, at least eventually. We discussed that at your wedding. But you’ve ended the civil war here, and you’re the Empress. Doesn’t that mean something?” “Oh, it does, Jarl Siddgeir. It means that I have a responsibility to all the citizens of the Empire. So while I’ve been successful here in Skyrim, there’s still Cyrodiil, Morrowind, and all the other provinces that are part of the Empire. And...

Legacy of a LegendChapter 67

The warm water in the pool was relaxing to my muscles. I was sitting on the steps, the water up to my shoulders, with Serana in my lap leaning back against me. Astrid was to my left, with Elisif in her lap. They laughed as Serana finished telling them the story of how the brave Njada Stonearm had collapsed in fear. It was rather quiet in my Luxury Suite. Leah was sitting off in a corner, playing soft and gentle music on her lute. Elise had placed a tray of drinks and light snacks near the...

Legacy of a LegendChapter 68

The road leading south from Bruma was packed with soldiers. By now, there were civilians fleeing ahead of them, so the army would no longer have an uncontested march deep through Cyrodiil. But that army was being led by two competent leaders, so while I knew they would have losses, I had no fear that they would see defeat. In the meantime, four companies of troops, five hundred men and women total, were making their way west, away from the main body. Depending upon the resistance we met, the...

Legacy of a LegendChapter 69

“Are you sure about this, Martina?” “No, my love, not really. But it’s the best idea I have at the moment.” With our success in the city, I had a few of the residents of Chorrol that were actually related to members of the Imperial Legion company stationed at Battlehorn Castle and Fort Rayles with our small group, as well as Honditar. The main army had continued on to the west after two days of rest and replenishment to join the Cheydinhal forces. The battlements of the castle were visible...

Legacy of a LegendChapter 70

With a castle servant leading the way, Frea helped support me to a different room further down the hall from where Rona Hassildor had slept for centuries. My legs were still a bit weak even after drinking a potion of healing. Serana held my hand for support as well. “That was a brave and wonderful thing you did for them, my love.” Once the door to the room opened, Serana told the castle servant, “Please, make sure all of our people downstairs are cared for now, that they have somewhere to...

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