"I am whatever the people need me to be. A guardian. An oppressor. I am the canvas upon which they paint their dreams and resentments... A mirror. Nothing more." — Sotha Sil

A SKYRIM'S TALE

Skyrim's Tale is the work of my heart, the intersecting fate of so many characters that I have created over the years. Each possesses distinct traits that make them unique in their own way, flaws, virtues, and individualities essential to the intricate web of events in Skyrim.
While a Dragonborn exists in this tale, there's no solitary hero. Every PoV character holds equal significance and narrative weight. The unfolding plots are witnessed through four pivotal perspectives — Aslög, Gogrek, Qanthir, and Ravyn — each crucial in steering the tale's trajectory.

Four destinations

The Darkest Star:
Ravyn Hlaalu is known as "Dark-Star", the same name as the smuggler ship where he was born as a bastard son of a Hlaalu woman. Treated as an Outlander by mainland Dunmers, he makes a living as a bounty hunter and mercenary, but doesn't miss the opportunity to meddle in local politics wherever he is. With a sharp blade and an even sharper mind, he is always climbing the ladder wherever power and gold were offered him, bringing chaos or order as it suited his selfish desires.Dragoness:
Aslög Sigurdsdöttir, a Nord orphan, was raised by a merchant couple traversing all of Cyrodiil in their cart. Unaware of her birthplace or parentage in Skyrim, she gleaned survival skills from her adoptive parents, learning to defend herself amidst adversity, poverty and war. Even being foul mouthed, impulsive and stubborn, she remains fiercely loyal, resilient, and courageous. Her unwavering determination leads her on a journey back to Skyrim, where she rediscovers her destiny as the Dragonborn amid a Civil War, dedicated to safeguarding her loved ones at any cost.

Stormbringer:
Born in Cyrodiil and nurtured by a caring grandmother, Qanthir Stormorin's life revolves around the pursuit of magical knowledge. Standing starkly against the Thalmor's oppressive ideologies and the war of political influence among Imperial province wizards, he devotes himself to enhancing his innate abilities, aiming to employ magic for societal betterment rather than as a tool for status or supremacy. Intelligent, calm, fair and dedicated, he leaves the Synod behind to join the College of Winterhold. There, his idealistic visions collide with the harsh realities, compelling him to use his power to decide the fate of all.The Wolf Amongst the Bears
The eldest son in a lumberman's family, Gogrek Heireksson was made a soldier by the hand of fate. His life has been shaped repeatedly by circumstances beyond his control.
Disciplined, righteous, patient and honorable, he becomes a cherished leader among the rebel soldiers under his command. However, Gogrek grapples with an internal conflict, pitting reason against the brutal instincts of the beast within him, the call of his heart and the obligations of duty.In Their Circle: Unveiling the Influential Bonds
Throughout the adventure and adversity, many connections are made, but some are more striking than others. Among these, echoes of profound friendships, the unbreakable threads of familiar bonds, the tender embrace of romantic love and the silent language of unspoken complicity stand as poignant examples.
Here, the vibrant hues of Erik's unwavering love and devotion to Aslög paint a portrait of sheer commitment. Amidst the complexities, we witness the enigmatic and troubled alliance between lovers Ravyn and Teldryn. There's also the familial pact shared by Ravyn with his twin cousins Meralys and Llandras, a bond akin to siblings. The almost fraternal connection between Uthgerd and Aslög, and Nerion and Qanthir. Additionally, the intricate and tumultuous bond between Gogrek and his mentor Uuna.