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I didn’t know that a vampire could faint. You learn something new every day. Lydia was laughing a bit. “ Remember Delphine? Seems like every time you get with an older woman, they have this reaction to you.”

“Technically I’m probably older than Delphine, but not really, so I suppose you’re right. Here, hold your dagger tip out, so I can prick a fingertip.” She did, and I let a drop of blood well up. I held my finger under Serana’s nose. That worked like I hoped.

“Oh, my. Sorry about that. I just thought you said I was in there for more than three thousand years.”

“I said four, but that tells me how long you’ve been locked away. I’m guessing that’s a bit of a shock to you, from your reaction. But based upon you being in there with an Elder Scroll, would help explain why you’re not shriveled up like the draugr. The Scroll exists outside of time and space, so it preserved you as you were when you entered that chamber.” We started walking down the mountain, heading for Solitude.

“That actually makes sense. I know Mother was ... well, I’ll get into that when we get home, if I can.”

“Oh, good, I’m glad I’m not the only one who has issues with her Mother.”

“It’s not Mother who was the problem, it’s Father. They had different ideas, and Father did some things that could be seen as bad. She was supposed to come get me, to retrieve the Elder Scroll, when the issues with Father were resolved. I’m guessing that hasn’t happened.”

“Well, something has been coming to a head lately. As I mentioned, the dragons are coming back, Alduin World-Eater has returned after being lost in time for thousands of years. The reason we found you was simple. Vampires through the centuries have been basically a nuisance. At the same time the dragons came back, vampires have instead become a threat. We had to find out if the Volkihar were somehow responsible for Alduin’s return, and if so, how to stop it.”

“Father was obsessed with some plan or prophecy, but working with the dragons? That would be pure madness. As a guess, I’d say that he figured the disruption caused by the dragons would give him cover to send people out to search for me, and to recover the Elder Scrolls.”

“Scrolls, as in more than one. Lovely. Wait a minute, do you smell something on the breeze?”

“It’s coming from the east, my Thane. And there’s a hint of corruption on the wind as well, burnt flesh.”

We followed the smell around the mountain and found a building, the fires burned out by now, but with the ruins even now still smoldering in spots. Corpses were all over the area, vampires, death hounds, men and women wearing robes of Vigilants. “I’m glad this area is still so cold. This happened weeks ago. This must be what Tolan was talking about. And Serana, this is exactly what I was talking about.”

“By the Eight Divines, I know he’s been cruel, but how could Father do something like this?”

“Nine Divines. You’ve been away a while. We’ll talk about that later. Let’s head north to the coast, maybe Dawnstar, rest there a bit, then hopefully catch a carriage to Solitude. And that also brings up a question for you, Serana, since we need to enter the city. As you’ve pointed out, erm ... vampire.”

“I’m a Daughter of Coldharbour. If I chose, regular humans will not notice me as anything other than a normal, human woman. And while it’s uncomfortable, I can tolerate the sun in small doses.”

“Good. That will make things easier. Let’s get moving, it’s getting late and those of us who are mortal need to rest.”

A pack of wolves found out the hard way to not get in our way. Other than that, we found Dawnstar without issue. I went into the inn and simply rented a room for the three of us till dawn. Surprisingly to me, Serana also laid down with us. “Just because I’m immortal doesn’t mean I don’t need rest. And whatever it was that the Elder Scroll did to me, didn’t change that.”

“Welcome back to life, as it were. Get some sleep, then. We’ll be up at first light.”

The next morning we ate a bit of breakfast – and again, I was surprised as Serana ate some regular food – and then we headed out. I’d heard the innkeeper talking about nightmares the locals seemed to have, and a priest of Mara was reassuring them that She would take care of things. I hoped he planned on being part of that, because so far it didn’t seem the Gods acted on their own, only through us.

The carriage took us to Morthal, where we caught another heading on to Solitude. As we were riding through the countryside, Serana asked, “Martina, why are we going to Solitude?”

“Honestly, pretty simple. I need to talk to a man there about ending a war. Once we’ve accomplished that, from what you’ve said, we should be able to follow the coast up and around to your home.”

She was quiet again until we dismounted from the wagon and started walking up to the gates. “You know, from the castle, we used to just be able to see Solitude over the mountains. It’s just what I imagined.”

“Imagined? Did you never travel here?”

“I know you’re probably tired of me saying this, but ... it’s complicated.”

“When isn’t it? After all, the reason we’re trying to stop the war, or at least pause it, is so I can use Dragonsreach to capture a dragon.”

“I remember hearing about when High King Olaf did that, or at least imprisoned one there. Numinex was his name, if I remember correctly. Caught him weakened from something and captured him, then had him hauled to Whiterun and kept him prisoner until he died.”

We entered the city and started walking through the town. “You said you had to see a man about ending a war?”

“Correct. And this ought to prove interesting, since the last time he met me, he wanted to cut my head off.”

“I’ve known a few men like that in my time.” Serana laughed.

“Well, this is ... complicated.” I giggled. “Sorry, couldn’t help saying that. I hate to sound mysterious, but you’ll see.” I led our way up to Castle Dour and then inside.

A Nord woman in Imperial armor was leaning over a map table, arguing with Tullius about Ulfric’s intentions. They were arguing about Balgruuf and his problems, about how he wouldn’t accept help. Tullius was angry at Balgruuf, it appeared.

“Sorry to interrupt this discussion, General, but I have something important to talk to you about.”

“I remember you. You were at Helgen. Speak to Legate Rikke. I suspect we could use someone like you.”

“You wouldn’t know how to use me properly. In any event, that’s not why I’m here.”

“I see. Then there’s nothing further to discuss.”

“Really? I have message for you from the Greybeards.”

“The Greybeards? What do those old hermits want with me?”

“They’re convening a peace council at High Hrothgar.”

“Why? There’s nothing to discuss as long as that traitor Ulfric is in arms against his rightful Emperor.”

“We need a truce until the dragon menace is dealt with.”

“I agree that they are getting to be a problem. But I wasn’t sent to Skyrim to fight dragons. My job is to quell this rebellion, and I intend to do just that, dragons or no dragons.”

“The dragons are a bigger problem than the Stormcloaks.”

“I’ll be the judge of that. Besides, from all reports, the Stormcloaks are suffering just as much from the dragon attacks as we are.”

“Ulfric has already agreed to attend.”

“He has, has he? He probably wants to bluster about the Empire’s latest so-called crimes. He’s probably hoping I’ll refuse so he can say the Empire is being unreasonable. I think I’ll have to disappoint him yet again. So I’ll come to this peace council of yours.”

“Very good. We’ll meet you there.”

We left the castle and started back out. Serena asked, “So that group Jurgen Windcaller formed are still around?”

“Yes. Have you ever climbed the Seven Thousand Steps?”

“Uh, no. I’ve honestly been more of a stay near the castle kind of girl, at least up until when Mother ... well, did what she had to do.”

Lydia chimed in. “Don’t worry. It’ll do wonders for your thigh and leg muscles, and if you have any excess fat on your rear, you’ll lose it after the first three or four trips up there.”

“Are we going there now, or are you going to take me home?”

“We’re heading for your home. I still need to find out if your Elder Scroll is related to Alduin’s return. For all we know, I may need you around when we face him again.”

“Wait a minute. You’ve already faced Alduin? As you noted, I’m well read. He was the first born of Akatosh, the most powerful of dragons.”

“We didn’t truly defeat him, but we damned sure weakened him. Keep in mind my father was of Dragon blood himself, and actually became the living avatar of Akatosh. I’ve seen his remains, the statue he became, in the Imperial City, when I was finally traveling from Mother’s realm.”

“Your Mother’s realm? Are you royalty?”

“Remember those trust issues you talked about, Daughter of Coldharbour? Daughter of Molag Bal?”

“You know of that?” She gasped.

“If we ever get to the Shivering Isles – and I don’t honestly recommend it, although Uncle Haskill is a dear – I’ll introduce you to my Mother. Lady Sheogorath. And as for royalty, Lydia, do you want to explain?”

“It’s pretty simple, Serana. Martina’s father was also the last Septim Emperor, killed before our Martina was born, defending all of Tamriel. When Tullius mentioned earlier that Ulfric was in rebellion against his rightful Emperor, well, due to political machinations, that crown actually belongs to our Martina here.”

Serana walked in silence for several minutes, digesting what she’d been told. Finally she said, “I don’t think that my Elder Scroll has anything directly to do with Alduin. I knew that it was going to require some powerful blood to release me from the prison, which may mean that prophecy meant you were to find me. My father has been working on something for ... I guess now, for thousands of years, waiting for the right confluence of events. It’s probably because Alduin has returned, that he is using the disruption caused, to try to bring everything to it’s completion. And he’s counting on you to defeat Alduin, but to be so distracted by that, that you won’t see what he’s planning.”

“Paarthurnax said he was surprised your clan still existed. I thought at one point he was looking for this, the Dragon Elder Scroll.”

“Oh, Gods. He was. There are three scrolls he needs. You have one, I have one, and my Mother had one.”

“Then let us hope we meet your Mother at your home.”

We passed by a ship docked along the coast. The road started to climb the mountain, then after a bit it started to descend again. A building straddled the road ahead. I stopped. “Okay, let’s try to avoid that place if we can.”

“Why is that?” Serana asked.

“Thalmor.” Lydia spit out. “Can we kill them, my Thane?”

“Can we? Yes. Right now? No. Let’s try to avoid them if possible. This looks like a large encampment, something rather permanent. Let’s go around for now.”

When we finally made it to the coast, the sky was quite clear. Serana pointed out, off in the far distance, a castle rising from an island in the sea. “Castle Volkihar.”

The cold wind coming across the sea was nearly numbing. It was only through our continued movement that I felt relief. “Ladies, I know you’re both Nords, and presumably used to this climate. This is not my idea of a relaxing beach spot.”

“It’s a harsh land, of that there is no doubt. But there is still beauty here. I can still see some of the same now as existed in my time.”

“You’re right. I’m growing attached to the land more and more each day. On another topic, there’s a sabre cat that ahead that seems to be looking our way. Get ready.”

Lydia and I both used arrows while Serana used ice spikes. I soon had some more ingredients. We ran into a few mud crabs that fared no better than the cat. Trudging through the black sand and rocks of the beach, it seemed like the castle grew no closer no matter how long we walked.

A shipwreck lay ahead of us, with a camp and fire in sight. “What do you think, recent wreck, with survivors wondering when help is going to arrive?”

“I don’t know, my Thane. Maybe they’re scavengers.”

Lydia proved to be correct. There were three of them. One was a mage, but that didn’t help, they just shouldn’t have attacked us, and they paid the penalty for it. “Ladies, as much as I want to continue on, to get Serana home, I think we’re done for this afternoon. It’s getting late and quite frankly, this cold wind is starting to get to me.”

“Martina, as much as I want to get home, I agree. My muscles aren’t used to this much exertion again, not yet anyway.”

We rested inside the tent while the weather blew cold outside. It remained warm inside. While we were talking about simple things for once, at one point to make a point I reached over and touched Serana’s hand. I pulled my hand back in surprise. She glanced down at me, then smiled.

“Sorry, Martina, I thought you knew. I guess it would be a shock to realize that the cold blooded vampire you’re dealing with really isn’t cold blooded.”

“No, I’m the one who needs to apologize to you. Let me guess, another facet of being a Daughter of Coldharbour?”

“Exactly. Don’t ... get me wrong. You still won’t see me with a Detect Life spell. But even during my ... awake ... time, before going into the chamber, there were differences between us and the regular vampires you run across out in the wilderness. We ... we’re different, is the easiest explanation.”

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 21

“I’m pleasantly surprised, Lydia.” “I bet Arngeir has no idea how close he came to, uh, having issues.” “That’s what I mean. He didn’t actually piss me off this time. I wonder if he made this trip to talk to Paarthurnax and got told something by the one being he respects.” “We’ll find out soon enough. There’s Paarthurnax waiting for us.” We got closer and with his deep voice, the dragon spoke. “You have it. The Kel – the Elder Scroll. Tiid kreh ... qalos. Time shudders at its touch. There...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 22

It was two days later before we entered High Hrothgar again. Arngeir was in mediation near the entrance. “Arngeir, we need to stop the war. And while I am Dragonborn, the Nords respect you.” “You misunderstand our authority. The Greybeards have never involved themselves in political affairs.” “Ah, but you you misunderstand why we need to stop the war. Jarl Balgruuf won’t assist me while the war rages.” “I see. The dragon will lead you to Alduin, but without the Jarl’s help...” “Exactly....

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 24

The entrance to High Hrothgar was before us. I couldn’t delay things any further, so I opened the door and entered the home of the Greybeards. The four of them were waiting in the entrance hall. To my surprise, two familiar faces to me had apparently walked in just ahead of me. Delphine said, “So, Arngeir, is it? You know why we’re here. Are you going to let us in or not?” “You’re not invited here. You’re not welcome here.” Arngeir said, true to form. “We have as much right to be at this...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 25

I wasn’t sure what to expect, being a living being entering the halls of the dead. I knew from my reading that I was no longer on Mundus, I was probably on the plane of Aetherius. I found myself at the top of a long flight of stairs. Half a dozen statues of someone in robes lined the stai.rs down. It had been midday when I entered the column of light. Now it appeared to be twilight. A rainbow colored aurora lit the sky, and when I looked straight up, there were clouds rotating in a circular...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 26

Well, even though there had been no formal coronation, it appeared that suddenly a lot more people were ready to follow me and accept me as their Empress. “I accept you into my service willingly and without reservation. Arise.” Elise yelled out, “Three cheers for the Dragonborn!” Everyone joined her. “Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!” “Okay, enough. But now, who’s going to explain this all to me?” “It’s quite simply, milady. We followed Balgruuf in battle either during the Great War or when he...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 27

“Martina, I ought to apologize, I think. I don’t know what came over me last night.” “Well, Ysolda, if I were to make a guess I’d say Lydia, then me, then Lydia again, and finally me.” “You’re ... you’re not upset?” “Love, that was just pure fun. Now, how about we get some breakfast, and talk about your new responsibilities.” “I am hungry enough to eat a horker. Wait, what new responsibilities?” “As my personal merchant and trader, of course. Come on, let’s go see what the Bannered Mare...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 28

We left our horses outside the entry to the canyon leading to the fort. The weather was slightly bad, with a light snow falling. Annekke looked around in awe as we walked through the canyon, then at the lake and what lay beyond. “I was a ranger, but we were never this close to Morrowind. This area is a fortress, you could defend it from attack with only a few troops.” “Unfortunately, that’s all there are right now. I’ve talked to ... someone ... and I’m sure the vampire attacks are only...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 29

“This is a nice home, Argis. You’ve done well in maintaining it.” “It is my sworn duty to protect you and your property, my Thane. You ... well, your exploits are those that will be sung about through the ages. I am honored I was allowed to swear to your service.” “Very good. This is Lydia. Just as you are my housecarl for Markarth, she is housecarl for me in Whiterun. And this is Annekke, someone who is following me as we, as you put it, have exploits.” “I was told to expect the three of...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 30

We ended up spending three days in Whiterun getting everything ready to head out again. Argis got to meet Irileth and Jarl Balgruuf when we had dinner with the Jarl the second evening. Proventius was unhappy at the influence I had in the Jarl’s court, and did a poor job of hiding it. Farengar, on the other hand, was ecstatic that I was able to provide him with some samples of dragon blood and bone, courtesy of the dead dragon just outside the walls, and begged for me to do that more often –...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 31

Wolfskull Cave opened into a natural tunnel that then descended into the mountainside. There were a few torches guttering along the hallway. We’d been walking for several minutes when I saw a draugr patrolling ahead. I shot him with an arrow. We continued past his corpse and soon the passageway opened into a larger chamber. There were two figures warming themselves at a campfire along one wall of the chamber. I quickly dispatched both of them. We checked their corpses, they were both human....

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 32

The guards in Riften were a bit jumpy. A dragon had flown over the town recently and while it hadn’t attacked, they were concerned. I did my shopping, then we went back to the Bee and Barb for the night. It was peaceful inside the walls, and we weren’t expecting trouble the next morning right when we left town. More vampires were waiting in concealment for us just outside the city. And there were a lot of them with their thralls. Two master vampires, three fledglings, and half a dozen...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 33

We arrived at the gates of Solitude in time to break up a vampire attack. “Okay, that’s enough of this. I thought that helping Sybille would take care of the issues locally. At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised to find the Thalmor helping the vampires in this.” It was early evening, so we grabbed something to eat, then I sought Viarmo out at the Bards College. “Here’s the verse about King Olaf you were seeking.” “Ah, let me see. Oh, no! It’s aged such that parts of it are unreadable. And...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 34

It wasn’t quite at a run that we made it to the stable but close. “Jordris, grab a horse. Giemund, you know us by now from caring for our horses. We need another.” He nodded and told me a fair price that I immediately paid. “Okay, mount up and ride as if Elisif’s life depends upon it. Which I suspect it does.” We left at a gallop. “Lydia, Serana, this is the way we first went when we headed for Castle Volkihar. Be ready in case of animals, don’t stop, just ride over them.” We actually did...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 35

Climbing down from the ledge was relatively easy. Relative being the operative term, since it was snowing, late at night, and we were all tired. Somehow or other, Annekke Crag-Jumper did not live up to her name and managed to fall and break her leg. “I swear, if I didn’t know any better, I think you did that just so you could share my bed when we get back to Proudspire Manor.” She looked pale from the pain as she took the healing potion I handed her. “Any time you let me share your bed is a...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 58

If Astrid didn’t become pregnant that night, it wasn’t due to lack of trying. After two hours, I was exhausted, and fell asleep with her sprawled across my body, with the toy still impaled inside her. Elisif and Serana had been incredibly supportive, keeping Astrid always at the peak of release while also keeping me supplied with either a drink for energy, or a taste of their own juices for ardor. For the first time in ages, my sleep was not troubled by bad dreams. I did dream, but it was...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 59

“I thought Gelebor was going to try to force things earlier,” Serana said as she finished removing her gown. “I think if it was any other day than today, he might have. But this is one time that my ... what’d you call it, love, adventuring ways ... will not get in the way of family.” Elisif looked up from where she was crouched between my legs, gently stroking my private hair and starting to rub things. “Something like that. But do we have to have this conversation now? I totally drenched...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 60

A very wet and cold group entered the Nightgate inn. “Oh, my, surely you didn’t all fall into a lake?” the concerned innkeeper asked. “No, stupid Dwemer construction, having a water pipe rupture and flood the chamber you’re in is not a good way to stay dry. We’ll need towels and the fire built up a bit to dry off, as well as warm food and drink. Lydia, get dried off first, I want you to get to Irkngthand and bring our party back here.” She quickly stripped her armor and underthings off,...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 61

I don’t mind waking up stark naked in bed if I’m wrapped in the arms of someone I love. Finding myself naked, with my arms and legs tied down, gagged, and with nothing covering my modesty or lack thereof isn’t something I think I care for. That, and seeing a man sitting in a chair near the bed just reading a book. If I’m going to be tied up and on display, at least he could be leering at me, after all. I tried to speak and the gag felt like I was spitting dry sand out of my mouth. He heard...

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Legacy of a LegendChapter 62

Everyone at the table sat in deep thought after my last comment. Brunwulf broke the silence. “Seems to me that you’ve been doing what you can to unite it, at least under your own rule.” “It’s not of my original choosing, I’ll tell you that. All I came here, to Tamriel, to do was to find out about my own history. If I had my druthers, I’d have a simple life, work metal, bone, and leather in a smithy, maybe do some alchemy, and be content with the love of my wives as we all grow old together....

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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...

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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...

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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,...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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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