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FIC - Aristeia (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) - Chapter 3 - T
Title: Aristeia, Chapter 3
Rating: T
Main characters: Borgakh the Steel Heart, Olur of Mor Khazgur
Summary: Borgakh is a dutiful daughter of Mor Khazgur, an Orc stronghold in a remote corner of the Reach that has existed since the Merethic era. Expected to someday become the Shield-Wife of a distant chieftain, Borgakh tries to uphold the Code of Malacath as best she can. But when her father, the chief of their stronghold, goes missing while on a quest for vengeance, the suitors that show up to vie for his place cause no end of trouble and threaten the strength of Mor Khazgur. Borgakh soon finds herself traveling far from home across the Druadach Mountains to find her father and save the stronghold.
Warnings: Canon-typical violence.
“When I am to be married, I will tell my husband to build me an indoor training hall,” said Borgakh, “as a wedding present. Then bad weather will never keep me from my practice.”
Rating: T
Main characters: Borgakh the Steel Heart, Olur of Mor Khazgur
Summary: Borgakh is a dutiful daughter of Mor Khazgur, an Orc stronghold in a remote corner of the Reach that has existed since the Merethic era. Expected to someday become the Shield-Wife of a distant chieftain, Borgakh tries to uphold the Code of Malacath as best she can. But when her father, the chief of their stronghold, goes missing while on a quest for vengeance, the suitors that show up to vie for his place cause no end of trouble and threaten the strength of Mor Khazgur. Borgakh soon finds herself traveling far from home across the Druadach Mountains to find her father and save the stronghold.
Warnings: Canon-typical violence.
“When I am to be married, I will tell my husband to build me an indoor training hall,” said Borgakh, “as a wedding present. Then bad weather will never keep me from my practice.”