"Madam, no courtesy." With every gesture, the lord's demeanor was clearly revealed. In fact, I have to admit that after becoming the "real Shu'er", the Lord seems to have gained the bonus of the power of faith.
"Please allow me to introduce you." Countess Ariana Varga introduced the Lord to the Blood Ladies who gathered in front of the castle gate in turn.
On the left is Countess Gisele Phien. Guests at the gathering at the At-Tura Estate during the Alliance War (War of the Three Flags).
Tura Manor is located southwest of Stormport and is the manor of Count Hosni At-Tura, the leader of the Midnight Union. During this period, Lady Adima, the Omen of Blood in the Supernal Dreamers, beguiled Count Hosni and became his fiancée. An adventurer entered the dreamland with the help of a bard, saw some of Count Hosni's experiences, and then killed Lady Adima, the Blood Omen, to wake Count Hosni up. Also during the incident at the Tula Family Manor, Countess Giselle Finn was infected with the "Blood Desire Curse" released by Lady Adima, the blood omen, and eventually served the lord's golden tree law and transformed into the Blood Lady.
The Heavenly Dreamers are a sect that worships Vaermina, the Queen of Nightmares, one of the Sixteen Demon Gods. They mainly operate in the High Rock Stormport area, but there are also traces in Cyrodiil. Members of the group come from all over Tamriel, believing that Valmina is the greatest Daedra and spreading her divinity throughout Tamriel. They also believe that Valmina is the only savior who can save Cyrodiil from the ongoing wars and wars during the Kingless Period, and fervently hope that she can bring peace to this land.
The Celestial Dreamers existed before the Alliance War, though there are few reports of them. High King Aymeric and Duke Nathaniel of the Arkale region of the Iliac Bay hoped that the group would be a short-lived problem in the Stormhaven region, but the Heavenly Dreamers soon began attacking and recruiting citizens, leading to the Fire Knights The Knights of the Flame (Knights of the Flame) is Anticlere of High Rock (formerly known as Reich Gradkeep), a political entity located on the southern shore of the Ilium Bay in the Province of High Rock. Anticlere is a historical A long-standing nation, considered one of the four great powers of the Iliac Gulf. Known for its rolling, verdant hills) noble warriors ruled by its lords. The order was founded in 2E 542 by Sir Beric Byric set fire to the fields around Alcaire Castle to ward off the Reach invaders. In honor of his fearless actions and determination, the Knights of Alcaire were renamed the Knights of Fire. Only those who are loyal to Anticles and have Only knights of the Holy Patron are eligible to join the Order of Fire. Due to their extreme loyalty, the knights of the Order of Fire are treated like gods in the local area. They have their stations throughout Anticles), and the Order was ordered to Responsible for the security of the Alkale area. However, Valmina herself summoned the cultists and brought them to Stormport from all over Tamriel.
The Celestial Dreamers' main goal in Stormhaven is to plunge the Daggerfall Alliance into a nightmare from which there is no return, and they have also recruited various Daedra to continue Valmina's nightmare. The Celestial Dreamers also use citizens as vessels to perform blood sacrifices to summon the High Daedra. The Celestial Dreamers' allies in Stormhaven are the smuggling organization Midnight Alliance, who provide a stronghold and allow members of the order to sell goods in Wayrest in exchange for funds.
Valmina sent Omens to aid the Order, and some important local figures were influenced by it, including Sir Hughes, then leader of the Fire Knights, and General Godrun of the Daggerfall Alliance. Their dreams were affected by omens of fear and omens of betrayal respectively, which ultimately led to the death of Duchess Lakana of Alcalai and almost led General Goldren to betray Aymeric and attack Wayrest, but Blocked by Azura's followers at Pariah Abbey.
Some of the Celestial Dreamers' actions were too hasty, leading King Aymeric to turn the Spirit Wardens of Forsaken Abbey against them. In light of this, they were forced to accelerate their activities, destroying Azura's shrine at the Weeping Giant, before moving toward Aphren's Hold in search of relics to aid their cause.
However, due to the obstruction of local troops and spirit guards, the efforts of the Heavenly Dreamers were unsuccessful. This resulted in Valmina allowing her lover Night Terror to personally influence Aymeric. However, all of this was undermined by an adventurer who even escaped from Valmina's realm of annihilation, the Quagmire. The Daedra promised vengeance.
Despite their failure, the Dreamers are still active and causing trouble for the Lion Guard.
Following closely is Countess Ilise Manteau of the Wind Keep.
Windcastle is a famous town located in the mountains east of Stormport. It is the largest settlement among the rolling hills of Gavaudon. The town has some of the best light armor tailors in High Rock, including the famous House Manteau, who are the most revered in the art of tailoring.
The name Windkeep is shared between the town and a nearby fortress. In the middle of the First Age, King Aphren Gardner conquered Windkeep Keep and renamed it Aphren Keep, but the town of Windkeep did not change its name. At this time, there were many clothing families in the town, including Manteau, Raiments, Garments, and Habiliments. The Cloaks became famous for creating the costumes of King Jorelle of Daggerfall and his court. Members of House Cloak have served as leaders of the Wind Keep ever since.
In 2E 582, the Wind Keep was ruled by Countess Elise the Mantle. At this time, the Heavenly Dreamers Order, which was active in various parts of Stormport, also came to Wind Castle. They gave the Countess an enchanted mirror, causing her consciousness to be trapped in a sub-realm of the Nightmare Swamp, the realm of annihilation of Valmina, the Nightmare Queen, one of the Sixteen Demons. Although Elise can still move her body, her behavior is very strange. The valet Mathias Raiment, who adores her, recruits adventurers to rescue the countess. The adventurer enters the mirror and learns that the countess has been feeling empty and lonely and cares about her appearance. The adventurers help her break free from the mirror and discover that Mathias is dead. The grieving Elise asked the adventurers to find out which suitor sent the mirror and who killed Matthias. As the adventurers visit various suitors along the way, they learn that Sirion Guerat is the mastermind behind the attack and plans to attack the countess while she attends Mathias's funeral. The adventurers rushed to defeat the Heavenly Dreamers cultists and disrupted their conspiracy in the Castle of Winds.
In the end, Countess Elise of the Cloak also became a believer in the Carnival Goddess Sanguin and was transformed into the Blood Lady.
Next is Countess Eselde Tamrith of Shattered Peak, and her sister Captain Janeve of the Shornhelm Guard. ).
During the Alliance War in 2E 582, House Tamrith, one of the three major families in the Shattered Peaks region, established Camp Tamrith in the south of the Shattered Peaks. Fight the vampire invasion and take in the refugees. With the help of a group of adventurers, the vampires were finally repelled and the camp was preserved. However, the Baroness' sister Janeway Tamrith was unfortunately transformed into a vampire. Obviously, like all family members who have been hostile to vampires, the sisters of House Tamrith did not choose the Demon of Coldharbor, but instead took refuge in the Goddess of Grayhaven. And follow the Carnival Goddess Sanjian to serve the Lord's law and transform into the Blood Lady.
The lord can easily discover that these blood ladies are more or less related to the Nightmare Queen Valmina (8 Holy Spirits + 16 Demon Gods = 3×8 = 24, both are indispensable, Sir!). She is indeed a carnival goddess with a wide circle of friends. Even the Nightmare Queen Valmina can pry her into a corner. Of course, this also confirms the strong alliance between Sanjian and Valmina.
However, when he heard another familiar name, the Lord's surprise was obvious.
Countess Ariana Varga motioned to the last two blood ladies to come forward: "My dear master, this is Baroness Leila Montclair and Lady Lelaya Montclair."
