Hasir and Inigo walked into the mead hall behind Aela; looking bewildered as they soon felt the presence of many eyes upon them,
"Erm, Aela, what are we doing again?"
 
Aela huffed in annoyance; she couldn't believe Hasir's stupidity,
"Hasir,...

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Hasir stepped over the threshold to find himself in a circular room with prison cells lining the walls, most of them were empty, except
for one a the far end of the room. Concerned, he inched closer to the cell and saw a nord woman chained to wall....

Hasir pushed the mead hall door open to find a few stragglers and the usual practice duelists but, other than that he found the hall
quite empty. He thought they must be all preparing for the funeral services happening later that evening. He ig...

 

Hasir ented the inn and saw his companions seating around a long table waiting for him.  He was alos a little disappoint when he saw
that everyone had bought a drink without him. Inigo spotted him as he came in, smiled and waved him over ...

When Tigress arrive in the main room, she, along with the elf and the two Argonians gazed up at the ceiling and expected to see a
storm raging, but they saw nothing. Everyone was quick to have their opinion heard but soon found themselves talking ov...

When The Argonian emerged from the portal, the overwhelming metallic, earthy scent that came from the cavern overwhelmed him.
He snorted out his nostril like an animals trying to reassert its senses. The cavern was spilt in two with a dirt path...

Hasir nearly fell over as Tosh Raka's voice boomed outwards, echoing around the stone temple so that it sounded louder than it was,
"Tigress, come forth, I require your aid." A silohuette of a Ka'Po'Tun could be seen stepping through the portal. Once...

Tigress left the outlaw's refuge to find herself in the city district again. Even if she did follow Madam Whim's directions to the letter,
she'd no doubt get turned around or lost as the city was massive.  She navigated the district, ...

Hasir gulped as he faced the trees that cast the forest before him in shadow and began to walk down the hills with Inigo and
Kassamae in tow. He did not know the first thing about tracking or even how to begin this arduous trial.
 
Kassamae ...

Tigress yawned, got up from her seat at the table she fell asleep at and stretched. She glanced around her and saw her companions
asleep on the wooden floor. She saw the elf's arm an inch from Mere Glim's close muzzle; his tail curling tightly aroun...

Hasir scratched his head; more bewildered than ever. He turned to Tosh Raka and asked why he masqueraded as a serpentine
dragon.
 
The Akaviri dragon surveyed the Argonian with his big yellow eyes and told him that he, Hasir, had a long road...

 

Inigo could hear nothing from Hasir's and Kassamae's room, he'd guessed they went straight to sleep. No matter how hard he tried,
he couldn't sleep, he had been thinking of the snowy khajiit that he knew years previously who had, he felt,...

Kassamae shook her head, laughing,
"No," She said, chortling, "no, that isn't exactly the reason. Sit down and I'll tell you her story." 
 
Hasir smirked as if he knew something she didn't; his tail swaying rapidly from side to side. He l...

Hasir saw the manic look in her white eyes, almost as if the entire realm of Oblivion was alive inside of her eyes and scrambled
backwards as the blade of her elven sword cut the bed in two; the Argonian shielded his face as the broken bits of wood&...