Hello ye hello ye! I am Dyan phor a'Cuaz, and I havest put myself into a sort of religious fugue so that I may speak to ye Gods who reside high above Nirn and Cyrodiil.

...My womanly body is left behind for temporary measure, my spirit feels as alive as the waves which flowest from thy good healer's fingertips...Praise Mara!

My question? I must aske ye Gods, ye who clicketh with thine fingertips upon fabricated devices to communicateth amongst yesevles, ye who communicateth but not seeth upon each other. As I speak from my fugue, I ponder upon a decision which weighs upon very soul. As to soon, I willst face a mighty foe; mightier than any I have face-est during my 373 Cyrodilic days as a Holy Knight in service of Cyrodiil.

Umaril is his name. He awaits, and it is up to me, Dyan phor a'Cauz, to put an end to his unholy wrath!

This demonic miscreant has cast nightmares into my dreams. He causeth unrest upon my peoples as well. :sadvaultboy: I dreameth that someday I shall meet this sacreligious beast, and hope to put an end to him. My confidence shaketh at times, I admit, and I doubteth he shall fall before my blade as so many others have chosen to do so, in a roundabout way. It shall take some work, yet as such, I am prepareth to face.

I must aske ye Gods who communicateth via unseen waves. I have come upon an ancient treasure, as ancient as the Ayleids themselves, which has been put upon the Imperial City's Market District by a humble woman shopkeeper by the name of Jensine. Jensine's merchandise is always "good as new", as the saying goeth. And of yet, my lady has cometh upon a particular treasure, one which clearly out classeth itself from any other in her shop.

This ancient treasure is like no other I have seen amongst my many travels. Must I use this treasure against thyst dreaded Umaril> must I take him down to the very hells of Oblivion itself?

"Get to the point?" you say. Very well. :unsure: *looks to ground* My questor. I have come upon what is being spoken as the "[b]Akaviri Warblade. A mighty 2-handed sword, capable of many things: for it can diminish a man's Health, his very stamina, and his ability of Magicka. Even without such banol magics, this blade can do a mighty damage.

*looks to sky* Canst such a blade be used to take down the MIGHTY UMARIL? Might there be a weapon more capable? My fate, the fate of my peoples, my country perhaps, awaits your replies

Well met fellow paladin! If your heart is pure, Umaril can fall to any weapon. I have seen a small elf with big ears and bigger bow take down Umaril with but a pair of poisoned arrows. That said, my recommendation would be to use the sword of the Crusader. Also, wear the relics of the Crusader for their magicks and stylish appearance. Mara watch over you.

Indeed, the armor and weapons of Pelinal Whitestrake are more than sufficient. Umaril is especially weak to Pelinal's weapons.