The Elder Scrolls I : Rise of the Sword-Runners

Arngeirr was crouching close to the forest floor as he skulked along the lead, stalking his prey. His helping hand were dirty, mud and moss clung to his Banded atomic number 26 Armour, his long favorable blond tomentum hung over his fount, moistness with effort.

He sniffed the air and swivelled around on his groundwork to look north. He had her sent. Quickly but lightly, he sprinted through the forrest towards Riverwood, making little stochasticity he jumped from a fallen log and climbed a marvelous oak tree until, halfway up, he rested against a outgrowth. Slowly he drew his father Ancient Nordic Bow and readied his steel arrow to strike.

A Stormcloak patrol passed beneath him.

'' Damn you '' he cursed as they moved on and in he distance he saw the enceinte deer he had been stalking prancing away towards the lake.

He slid down the Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree after sheathing his weapon system and walked towards Riverwood. As the morning wind blew through the trees Arngeirr ran his hand through his golden hair and approached Lake Llinalta. As he broke through the Tree line he breathed deeply inhaling the fresh air, it was so different here than it was in the metropolis, here you could find peace.

As he looked around himself Arngeirr sat down and, bringing his nozzle close to the dry land he began to sniffle and heed for any wildlife that he might hunt.

He soon caught the scent of a fox and followed it in the direction of Llinatas Deep, as he approach the bank he sighed, he hated swimming, he was n't bad at swimming per say, just disliked getting wet, unusual though as he did n't listen getting dirty, sweaty or bloody.

He swam quickly across to the northern bank to avoid the debacle Pisces the Fishes. Unlike others in Skyrim, the fish would have been their terminal business organisation, as for some reason everyone thought that the lake was cursed, no one in the Sword-Runner family believed in condemnation, and they were ALL stubbornly brave beyond reckoning.

Arngeirr advanced slowly and quietly for two reasons, he did n't need to lose his prey, and just to his left on top of the sunken column of Llinatas deep were two bandit marauder wielding Orcish Battleaxes. Also just behind them was an Apprentice magician.

As he passed silently by he was blasted forward into the Tree-line by a Brobdingnagian ballock of pure white-hot light, dazed and confused Arngeirr could see the Necromancer shouting and barking monastic order as three bandit Archer came up and shot arrows at the sphere as the sorcerer shot powerhouse at it and the two brigand earlier charged at it wielding their ax in a dim wrath.

As Arngeirr pulled himself from his stupor and daze he drew his Sky-forge blade great-sword from his binding and charged at the brigand as the orbit began to shrink inside taking the unloosen form of a man.

Arngeirr charged as the first bandit, a fellow Nord, turned and charged at Arngeirr clad in hide armour. He swung his axe at Arngeirr 's head, Arngeirr ducked, stabbed up into the Nords chest of drawers, then twirl around drawing the sword from his chest cutting him nearly in two.

Arngeirr stood up straight, his fount stained with lineage, holding his bloodied great-sword in his correct hand, his chest heaving as he huffed and puffed, watching as the Orc bandit clad in fur armour charged him in fury.

Mimicking the Orc Arngeirr charged and get around his great-sword with all his might. Battle-axe and Great-sword clashed in a arc of Orichulum on Steel.

They pressed each other with all their lastingness, staring into the orcs brutish fount as it roared in ire and continued to press its sword downwards towards Arngeirrs psyche. His strength was failing, the orc was winning with its immense natural physical strength, but Arngeirr was exhilarated by it he loved fighting orcs as they were one of the few races who posed a real terror to him and a really challenge.

As the axe drew closer to his headland Arngeirr slipped into an unbound rage. He roared out like a caged Panthera leo, the nordic battle cry. He pushed up with all his might and sent the orc reeling back onto its buttocks, its energy now spent as Arngeirr swung his vane down onto its chest, delivering the killing puff, cleaving a gaping hole in the orcs chest.

Arngeirr spun to see a woodelf crouched on a piece of crumbling rock that once was a prance holding up the column, weilding an ebony bow quick to fire her arrow at Arngeirr as a banded iron clad red-guard wielding dual scimitars advanced on Arngeirr and a Leather clad Khajiit assassin flanked him on his right hand as he faced the tower.

Reading himself for combat Arngeirr advanced on the Red-guard and swing his brand in a wide arc in straw man of himself. The Red-guard jumped back at the first swipe then as the endorsement came he deflected with his scimitar sending Arngeirrs blade away from him and into the air. The Red-guard slashed at Arngeirrs thigh bringing him to his knees as an pointer sank into his shoulder. The Khajiit stabbed him in his right field should also, completely crippling him as Arngeirr felt his biography ebbing from him.

Then he felt a whoosh of air as a green blur flew by him at the Red-guard was thrown back into the towers crumbling paries, an Orcish battle-axe embedded trench in his dresser. Arngeirr watched as the woodelf lowered her bow and stared wide eyed at what she saw, fear engulfing her. Arngeirr simply looked forward at her the altogether time as the thaumaturge ran forward and tried to raise the cadaver to fight but, the khajiit was sent flying through the air crashing into him, its legs broken. Arngeirr felt a warm paw on his arm pull him up as the warmth spread through his consistence, a soothe gentle Light engulfing his wounds, healing them.

Then a tall man, of 6ft 5in, dressed in ebony armour, wielding two soot black blade and a swell sword, with yearn swept back lucky hairsbreadth and a mesomorphic physical body walked by towards the necromancer and Khajiit. He drove his swords into the neck opening of his opposer then turned to the woodelf.

'' Do you submit ? '' The man asked in a deep, yet cushy and comforting voice to which the elf just nodded repeatedly

She was poor, 5ft 3in in height with farsighted black hair tied back in a pony-tail. Her tegument was tanned and her wyes were a thick sparkling dark-green, she was slim of figure, clearly flexible and agile.

'' Then go inside, gather all that your bandit friends stole and add it out here '' The man ordered as the elf disappeared into the sunken keep

The man walked over to Arngeirr and helped him up

'' Are you alright ? '' The man asked, to which the man nodded in reply

'' What is your name ? ``

'' Arngeirr, and yours ? ''

'' ... Raiden .... ''