Sub-Chapter: Or, How Pepjiit discovers a Tasty Delight
Dramatic Persons, Part I:
The Son - The hero of the tale
Schmut E. Buncis - Good looking Imperial, has a funny accent. Very popular; everyone loves to write him letters.
Broken-Scale - An Argonian, has a thing for spears
N. I. Exclamation Point - A super-intelligent Troll. Wears a decapitated rabbit's head for a hat. Smells bad.
Carro Tsandwich - A beautiful maiden who lives in the forest. Friend to Schmut E. Buncis.
Captain Rexulius Yautja Xenomorphicalus - Captain of the Guard at the Imperial City
Tran the Gan - An Imperial with a meaningless title; if you mention this, he won't be too pleased.
The Duchess - Of Dementia. An un-annoying Bosmer?!?! This is madness!
Master of Blade - A Master of Blades. Very loyal to his friends.
Once upon a time, in the city of Imperial, lived a couple of cat-people. Now, these two cat-people aren't going to make it past Chapter 1, so don't get too attached- I'll tell you this right now. Okay, are you unattached? If so, continue onwards. If not, then you better hurry up about it.
So, these cat-people probably had names; however, since they aren't making it out of this Chapter alive, I don't really care. Come up with your own names- but remember, don't get attached. Anyways, they had a son, who also didn't have a name (not yet, at least). Anyways, this son loved sugary foods- except he was lacking the necessary body parts to void the leftover parts, if you know what I mean (you might not. Check out the anatomy of a human body, then come back to me). This made the son very sad, and his parents attempted to cheer the young Khajiit up with glorious tales of heroes and whatnot.
However, the son wasn unhappy, as he could only drink liquids - most of which weren't sugary at all. As he grew up, he began to feel a growing hostility to his parents- "Why should they be able to eat sugary foods?" he would say, "Damn them to Oblivion, the [censored for viewer discretion]." Upon reaching an advlt age - I'll say twenty - the son had had enough, so he left his parents in a trap most devious. The night before his departure, the son had poisoned the Imperial City's water system with a few trillion gallons of Skooma; he knew that when his parents went to drink from the water, they would immediately be addicted, and wouldn't be able to live without drinking the tainted water.
Oh, what? You think the "few trillion gallons of Skooma" doesn't make sense? Well, did you ever think that the son had connections with Daedra? Specifically the "partying" varient? No? Huh, well I'd just be quiet then, eh?
To continue on, the son left in a hurry; as he exeunted the city, he was confronted by his good friend, Schmut E. Buncis. "Oi! My good friend," cried Schmut, "Crikey! Where're ya gwan at this time a night?"
Now, Schmut E. was a good kind of fellow; he liked the son, even though the son was a bit of a weirdo. They had been friends since at least the end of the Oblivion crisis, when they were both children. Schmut E. had grown up to be an incredibly popular scholar; his witty remarks about life in the city were constantly tracked by a cadre of devout followers.
"Hello, Schmut E. I'm leaving the city for good; perhaps I can find the perfect sugary drink elsewhere." the son replied glumly. "Crikey! Just let me get my 'roo an' I'll go with ya!" The son, desiring companionship on the road, agreed to wait while Schmut E. retrieved his horse, 'Roo.
Intermission- Feel free to post any thoughts. Also, if you want in on the story, as a character or whatnot- Send me a PM. I'll be sure to not corrupt it in anyway, mind.