"Although I don't understand where the 'osprey' comes from, or whether it exists in our world. But as I said to you, Alduin will become a hard-working 'osprey'." Danica Jie, the ancient vine goddess Haru's wisdom can completely understand the Lord's simple metaphor.
"So. Is this your idea, or is it the oracle of the 'goddess'?" The Lord's smile said it all. Apparently he had insight into the divine source of the ancient vine goddess Danika Jiechun.
"Ah..." Ancient Vine Goddess Danica Jiechun's eyes were immediately filled with divine light: "Baron Ximu, we meet again."
"Salute to you, Shure." The lord has already guessed: "Since I returned from Southheim Island, it has been you, not Gine."
"Yes, it's me." The main god behind the Vine Goddess Danica Jiechun finally appeared.
As we all know, among the ancient Nord pantheons is Shure, who looks like a fox and is also the supreme god of the Nords. But after weighing the empire's religion, they chose to ban him among the Eight Holy Spirits. It is said that this was the feeling of the slave queen Alessia to take care of the elves on the entire continent. In the elven pantheon, Shor is known as Lorkhan, a great liar and the sworn enemy of the Elven King. Although there is an additional absent god Shezar (Shul) in the imperial pantheon, he is not listed as one of the eight gods worshiped by the human empire. The last High King of the Ysgramor dynasty of Skyrim during the First Era, and the last known direct descendant of Ysgramor. "Bogas of Winterhold" was a fanatical promoter of the empire's religion. He promoted Alesia The sect abolished the ancient Nord religion and worked hard to popularize the Empire's Eight Holy Spirit religion into the Nord faith in Skyrim. Over the next 100 years, the missionary behavior of him and his followers, known as "Bogas' Shadow", had a great influence on Skyrim. But 100 years later, the teachings of the Eight Holy Spirits that the Shadows of Bogas worked hard to spread were all overturned by Wulfhas, the High King of Skyrim at the time. As an incarnation of Shure, Wulfharth strongly rejected the Cult of the Eight Spirits and drove the Alessian Cult out of Skyrim, restoring the ancient Nord worship of Shure. But so far (4E 201), Skyrim has been subtly assimilated by the empire's religion. But the Nords still believe that Shure is the highest god. Although Shure no longer worships Shure directly in the temple in Skyrim, all Nords know that Talos, the ninth holy spirit, is the incarnation of Shure.
All in all, the Nine Holy Spirits were clearly a pan-continental faith established by the Third Reich. As a paradise for Nords, the male protagonist of Sognard is always the absent god Shur.
The eternally vacant Throne of Shure in the Hall of Courage indicates that the belief in the "Absent God" has never changed.
"I don't understand, which god is you, the absent god Shezar or the ninth holy spirit Talos." The Lord is indeed a little confused.
"They are all one of my many faces, including Lockhane." Shure's answer was also ambiguous: "The point is that the 'Stone of Gene' in your hand can unlock Mendas' final redemption. As long as..."
"As long as this Stone of Gene is smashed with the Warren God Hammer, the entire Sognard (Nord God's Domain) can be destroyed. The last mountain that presses on the bones of Inofir - the Roaring Peak ." Lord Lord finished for Shuer.
"Ah, my Baron Ximu, you really know everything." The eyes of the ancient vine goddess Danica Jiechun were filled with tears. Obviously, although she was possessed by the main god, the ancient vine goddess Danika Jiechun has not completely lost herself. The reason why she couldn't help but shed tears was because she also understood the true meaning of the whole world.
"That's right, Shure. As the initiator of creation (PPT master Lockhane), your purpose of creating Nirn in this world is actually to save Enofi, who has died and turned into earth bones. Or just to resurrect the people in it. One person: Gine. The reason why Nirn is unfinished in this world is not because Magnus, known as the chief designer of Nirn, found that the sacrifice of stabilizing Nirn was too high and gave up. It was because he discovered your conspiracy and ignored it. An escape from everything.”
The Enofi clan was active in the Dawn Era. They were the original spirits of a group of like-minded people. They were unwilling to abandon the present world and chose to stay and protect its vitality. They lived in the mortal world, made the mortal world prosperous, and became the ancestors of all the nations today. Many Inofi choose to follow the footsteps of the forest god Ifurui, sacrificing themselves to create the shapes and laws of nature. These inofi became the "bones of the earth."
Perhaps because of their close connection with this land, "Old Ehlnofy" later became the nickname of Admeris, the mysterious homeland of the elves. The language of Enofi is called Enofi. Namely: Elnofi.
"What conspiracy did Magnus discover about me?" Shure continued to ask through the mouth of the ancient vine goddess Danica Jiechun.
"Your Qim Path. Replace the Godhead and become the only one." The Lord, who also understood his own "Third Qim Path", compared his feelings.
The universe was created by Anu and Padome who were born in the Orbis plane (Dream of the Godhead). Akatosh was also formed at that time, and time began. Then the gods (original spirits) were formed one after another. Later, they were convinced or tricked by Lorkhan to create a mortal world named Nirn. It is said that it can help the gods escape the destruction after awakening from the dream of the Godhead. So the gods agreed to Lorkhan's creation plan and provided all the resources needed. At the beginning of creation, the mortal world was full of all kinds of incredible and unpredictable dangers. When the gods descended on this world, the material composition of the mortal world and the continuity of the eternal existence changed. It became extremely unstable.
“Before humans ruled Tamriel and before chroniclers recorded the events of Tamriel’s rulers, events in our world were known only through myths and legends and the oracles of the Eight Spirits.
For convenience, historians divide remote prehistory into two broad periods: the Age of Dawn and the Age of Mythology.
Dawn Era.
The Age of Dawn is the period before the Age of Mortals, when the gods began to create the extraordinary works of Nirn. The Age of Dawn ended with the departure of the gods and the building of the Adamantine Tower, bringing magic to the world.
The word 'myth' comes from the Nordic language and literally means 'the age of the elves'. The Age of Mythology was the prehistoric era after the departure of the gods and the creation of the Adamantine Towers, which brought magic to the world, and before Ysgramor led the Nords to Tamriel.
The following are the notable events of the Dawn Age, roughly arranged in chronological order, as this must be understood by temporal beings such as ourselves.
The universe was formed in Orbis (chaos or wholeness) by Anu and Padome. Akatosh/Auriel is formed and time begins. The gods (primordial spirits) are formed. (Lorkhan) convinced (or tricked) the gods to create Nirn, the mortal realm. At this time, the mortal realm is full of magic and very dangerous. As the gods walk, the physical makeup of the mortal realm and even the eternal continuity of existence itself become unstable.
When the mortal world's architect (Magnus) decided to abort the project, the gods met in the Adamantine Towers (the oldest known structure in Tamriel) to discuss what to do. When the project was discontinued, most of the gods left, and others sacrificed themselves into other forms (such as Inofi) in order to stay. Lorkhan was condemned by the gods and exiled to the mortal realm, and his heart was torn out and thrown from the tower. A volcano (red mountain) forms where the heart is. With magic gone (in the mythical sense), the universe stabilizes. The history of the elves finally begins in a linear fashion (ME 2500). "——"Before the Ages of Man: The Dawn Era by Aicantar of Shimmerene".
