One of my gods, yes. And the Nexus was invaded by an army of 'demons'. (Unhelpful term, I know, but they actually seem to call themselves that.) I wasn't present at the battle but a few survivors remained here. They come in many different forms but they seem to share some common characteristics the way disparate daedra do.
Talos was once a human, the founder of the present Empire before he died and ascended to godhood. The Thalmor claim it's blasphemous to call a mortal man divine, but I think they simply hate the idea of some lowly unwashed human having a place with 'their' Divines.
You really needn't apologize. I think anyone who's had to tolerate a Thalmor representative strutting around feels the same way. I don't suppose her god values silent meditation? On occasion I've found adopting their language helps to parry their attentions.
I would be delighted to take up that offer. Perhaps we can exchange notes, since healing and alchemy are a large part of my studies these past months. The worst of our diseases tend to be acquired from beasts or undead, but even common ailments like ataxia and swamp fever are dangerous if you're far from aid.
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One of my gods, yes. And the Nexus was invaded by an army of 'demons'. (Unhelpful term, I know, but they actually seem to call themselves that.) I wasn't present at the battle but a few survivors remained here. They come in many different forms but they seem to share some common characteristics the way disparate daedra do.
Talos was once a human, the founder of the present Empire before he died and ascended to godhood. The Thalmor claim it's blasphemous to call a mortal man divine, but I think they simply hate the idea of some lowly unwashed human having a place with 'their' Divines.
You really needn't apologize. I think anyone who's had to tolerate a Thalmor representative strutting around feels the same way. I don't suppose her god values silent meditation? On occasion I've found adopting their language helps to parry their attentions.
I would be delighted to take up that offer. Perhaps we can exchange notes, since healing and alchemy are a large part of my studies these past months. The worst of our diseases tend to be acquired from beasts or undead, but even common ailments like ataxia and swamp fever are dangerous if you're far from aid.