The One Sermon of the Nerevarine, Sermon One

Then from outside the Provisional House, came a visitor for the one half of the Serpent of the Middle Air, whose hands were black, but not from apotheosis.

"Vehk, the Hortator has come. Though I may come again and again by your will alone. This time you will see that I have come by my will alone."

For a long while Vivec did not answer.

"This time you will betray your nature."

For a long while Vivec did not answer.

"This time your nature has betrayed you."

Then after a time Vivec addressed the Hortator.

"Azura, shade of my Brother, has truly completed her revenge."

The Hortator looked confused, and sat down on a pyre that was fueled with crab shells, and lit with the corner of Dagon.

Vivec looked down at the Hortator, and his eyes were all the shades of the rainbow.

"I killed the two-headed king, whom a river flows into his mouth."

"Then that revenge was revisted on you."

Vivec looked confused, and sat down on a bull-headed statue whose name was not yet revealed to the Northern Demons.

"What do you mean?"

"He gave you me, didn't he?"

"Yes, but."

"Then I rest my case."

The ending of the words is VI.

Ha!

I may not accordingly understand that, but I find that quite humorous!

Vivec betrays his nature. He comes clean about Numidium, and Dagoth Ur.

His nature betrays him-- The poet is born to deceive. His deceptions bite him in the ass in the end.

He brought ruin upon cyrrodiil via giving Tiber the Anumidum.

Uriel strikes back at him, by sending the nerevarine to destroy the heart's enchantments, ending the tribunal.

Oh. Well then, I understood it perfectly well enough...

Hwo did this happen?

It was toward the ending of campaign to conquer all of Cyrodiil. He and Lord Vivec met and Vivec made several concessions to guarantee several points of self rule. The big huge golem was one of them.

Sethyas,

I had not thought about it that way. Very, very nice. :goodjob:


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