It took a long time for the Aurbix Arenae to hold its shape, and even longer for the Mundex Terrene to make way. The stories between are our songs of old.
'The fire is mine: let it consume thee
And make a secret door
At the altar of Padhome
In the House of Boet-hi-Ah
Where we become safe
And looked after.'
Did You Know: According to the Silent Priest, by binding the Khajiit to the Lunar Lattice, Azurah broke the chains of fate from the Khajiit? This grants Khajiit the ability to shape their future.
@tarponpet Remember it is the amulet he gave Matius that ultimately changes the seemingly-undead creature into whatever form it takes at the end of the story.
@tarponpet The inspiration was that yes, but otherwise I kind of took the character in my own direction. I liked the idea of a Sload necromancer who looked at his craft beyond the prescient reality before him.
There were so many stories I wanted to tell spinning off seeds planted in Lost Tales of the Famed Explorer. I hope someone reignites Matius' burned out torch someday.
@tarponpet Solis Aduro is not Matius. But he is a mananaut and long-time friend of Thaddeus Cosma. The things they’ve seen? It would take tomes to describe.
And in her Biting she tunneled up and then downward, while her brother and sister smeared across heaven, thin ruptures of dissent, food for scarabs and the Worm. She took her people and made them safe, and sat with Azura drawing her own husband's likeness in the dirt.
Azurah asked her sister Boethra whether she remembered how many times they had already fought this battle, but Boethra replied with a simple shake of her head. She rested a palm upon the hilt of her blade and smiled.
"Does it matter?"