Elderin looked down at the water. While the water showed a distorited view of his face, it was close enough. His skin was typical of a Atlmer, a slight golden-yellow hue, but showed much age upon it. It appeared rugged, like leather, and looked to fit a man of age, perhaps in his early sixties. His hair was pure white, and the style of the hair was what known as a "Mane" among elves. It was Long, covered his head, and went behind his ears, ending in two separate joints of hair, on either side of his neck. One of his eyes was pure white now, losing it's sight ages ago from experiments in the destruction school. A scar, made from a iron dagger used by a bandit, and a dagger that has likely faded to dust by now, went through the skin around his blind eye. The other eye, which still had sight, was a deep blue color, with a black pupil, so small it was almost hidden in the center. No war paint adorned Elderin's face, the wrinkles of age, and scars of battle all told the tale instead of some pointless paint. His tall form wore fine clothes and fine boots, orange in color, similar to clothes one may wear to a Thalmor Party, or the attire of steward for a jarl. A amulet, made of gold and sapphire, was around his neck. He was rather fit, despite his age, and was built lean.
The Old elf sighed. He was thinking of his past. 200 years ago, he was only thirty. He had a wonderful home in Cheydinhal, friends around most coners. Magical assitance in the form of the local mages guild in that area provided him with knowledge. But when he was younger, he was argongant. He despised beggars, and had high distaste for the Orc's, and a haughty nobleness to him. But there was something odd about him. He aged much more slowly than other elves, and looked young for many years.His unnatrual aging brought him much attention in Cheydinal. Despite this, he was still a accepted member of the community. An easy life was ahead of him. All of that changed during the great war. The Thalmor raids and sacks forced him to abadon his cushy life, and he ran to the northern part of Cyrodii in order to avoid slaughter. He lived in the mountains for years, with little interaction with other civilized life. The only company were animals he tamed with llusion, and books.
Years after the war, he returned to his home of Cheydinhal, to find it wrecked. Distraught, he wandred for years, before heading to Skyrim. Now serving as a Spellsword, he just tries to survive, while helping any needy he finds. Often times like this, he is alone in the cold wilderness of Skyrim. Standing up, Elderin heads to the bed in the shack. Perhaps some rest will get these sad memories of the war out of my head. Laying down on the bed, he stirs, unable to sleep
OOC: Anyone is free to join. Perhaps have a chat with old Grandpa Elderin. Maybe even a nice meal of Salmon Steak?