"The wood elves of the Valen Forest." Avili Lijian, the envoy of Valen, clearly conveyed the wishes of the forest god Ifurui.
"So, Valen Forest is the domain of the Forest God." This is what the Lord wants to confirm. Just like the natural realm that is not affiliated with the light realm and annihilation. Essentially, the forest god Ifurui is neither a holy spirit nor a demon. Rather, it is the "spirit of this world" that came into being along with the vigorous creation movement.
"As you can see, Lord Lord." Avili Arrow saluted respectfully.
"You will become the incarnation of Ifului, my Forest Goddess." The Lord promised: "Before that, there are still some essential rituals and ritual objects that need to be completed."
"As you command, my lord." Valen's messenger Avili Arrow readily accepted. This was also what she expected. After all, this is the "God Transformation Ceremony".
The Feitian Army Castle connected to the cliff military camp is the lord's mountain manor. It's perfect for housing the Warren mission. He signaled the clockwork maid to ask the Warren envoy to go down and rest. The lord and the housekeeper once again passed through the Threshold Bridge and stepped into the exclusive domain just obtained by the goddess of fear Potema - the endless stairs: it was whispered among the soul confessors that the planar vortex and the endless stairs were both designed by the crazy architect Built for Molag Bal himself.
The Endless Stairs is the last station north of Coldharbour where Molag Bal's defensive planar fusion was interrupted. It consists of Labyrinth, Gate Bridge, Statue Room, Endless Overlook, Plane Vortex (Portal) and other parts.
During the fusion of planes, the Mages Guild and the Fighters Guild jointly attacked Cold Harbor. Before the final battle, they need to conquer the endless stairs. The maze must first be closed by closing Molag Bal's reinforcement portal. When the reinforcement portal is closed, the companions saved while roaming around Cold Harbor will also give the Soulless the help they can.
The leader of the Order of Blood Thorns, "Grave Singer" Angev, will give the Soulless a seed that can be planted on the demon's corpse to turn it into a Blood Thorn zombie.
High Princess Estelle will give the Soulless Shadow Mask, summoning the Shadow Court Jester to help fight.
Selnik Wormfather, leader of the Rift Worm Order, will have the Soulless One use his Death Rune again.
Eventually, with the help of many allies and a group of vampires, the Soulless Ones defeated a powerful Reaper Gatekeeper and closed the portal.
In front of the library door of the labyrinth, the soulless man touches the brazier to ignite the flame, and then a cold flame brazier will appear. After lighting it, the door will open.
Cross the gate bridge and follow the brazier to the statue room, where the gargoyles begin to attack. Gabrielle Benele, the Breton mage, will open the gate into the next area, but unfortunately, as soon as the Soulless One walks through, the gate closes, trapping everyone else inside .
Vanus Galilan then teleported the Soulless One to the entrance of the plane vortex.
Defeating enemies along the way, the Soulless One encounters a mysterious guard. She told the Soulless to enter the Planar Vortex, destroy the Dark Anchor and release the Light of Meridia at the focus of the planar fusion. After saying that, the mysterious guard transformed into Meridia and destroyed the Dark Anchor with his own hands. Companions who were previously blocked from the door also came one after another. The Vanos brothers, famous Dunmer adventurers, stayed to guard the portal while the Soulless went to defeat Molag Bal.
At this time, Morag Bal will appear in giant form and continuously throw powerful projectiles. Meridia opens a barrier to resist, allowing the group to continue moving forward. The high-level demons along the way were defeated one by one by the soulless ones and their allies. Vanus and Gabrielle then activated the Light of Meridia at the focus of the plane fusion. As soon as it was completed, the Soulless Man was teleported out of the plane vortex. At the last moment of the teleportation, King Dyna and the Golden Knight Darien Gautier did not have time to enter Meridia's barrier. They were still outside blocking the teleportation. The Baal Legion kept coming inside the door. In the big explosion, Darien disappeared, King Dyna died in battle, and the fusion of planes ended.
This is also the final outcome of the plane fusion crisis recorded in the history of Tamriel.
Many people have the same question as Mrs. Gisesying, who are the soulless ones?
If the "Forgotten Hero" were the Lord before "Clockwork Dragon Break". So will the soulless ones who ended the fusion of planes be related to the Lord?
Perhaps only one person knows the answer to this question. Yes, it was Meridia, the goddess of light who created the Soulless with her own hands.
The lord and the housekeeper teleported to the entrance of the endless stairs in one step.
The gates of Reaver Fortress, the last bastion guarding the Endless Stairs, rumble open. This pyramid-shaped building was originally controlled by the Deathbringer tribe. After it was conquered by the ruling goddess Ramey Baal and her family members, it was handed over to the Blood Thorn Order and three members of the Reach tribe who had taken refuge with the Demon God of Cold Harbor.
"Salute to you, my lord." The leader was "Grave Singer" Angev, the leader of the Blood Thorn Order.
During the Cold Harbor Plan, he led the Blood Thorn Order and took refuge in Potema, the goddess of fear. Become the most powerful family member. You must know that mortals who have not taken refuge in the devil will most likely enter the reincarnation of the next life through the dream tube after death, and believers will most likely join the domain of the god they believe in and become immortals. After taking refuge in the Blood Thorn Order of Morag Bal, his soul was dragged into Coldharbour and reshaped into a body in the blue blood. In fact, he had become the demon of Coldharbour. Although the appearance is almost exactly the same as before, this is just a look. When needed, he can transform into a powerful Daedra.
"If you have the luck or misfortune to deal with the wild tribesmen of Reach, you should know their people. There are many tribes in the northern cities that can conduct peaceful trade. However, some tribes regard travelers as a threat, or Target.
Through my research I identified three clans that must be avoided at all costs.
Boneshaper Clan:
The Boneshaper clan developed many unusual rituals involving brambles and plants. The clan's name comes from their tradition of having vines grow around bones during ritual sacrifices. This plant does not appear to be native to Rich, but they have cultivated it well.
When conducting raids or entering battle, they use these vines to fashion statues into crude mockeries of life. Some rituals also use the dead, although necromancy seems to be forbidden among the clans. It is unclear how the corpses are used, but travelers who see the crude markings of their tribe should stay away.
Rageclaw Clan:
The Raging Clan has tamed a pack of strong, battle-ready bears. These bears are trained from an early age to bond with specific clan members or families. As a matriarchal society, the clan imitates their animal companions in many ways. Protection of the younger members of the clan is paramount, and I've seen Furypaw families jump into battle at the slightest threat to their children.
The clan has a peculiar habit that brings them into friction with other Reach clans: the Raging Claws overwhelm and absorb other smaller clans, converting them to the Raging Claws' way of life. Women new to the clan find they have a great deal of control and freedom, and often enjoy the transition. Male warriors unfortunately have to fight one-on-one with adult bears to win a place in the clan by forcing the bears to submit. Things often get ugly for members unfamiliar with these beasts.
Stonetalon Clan:
Finally, there is the Stonetalon Clan, which, while not outwardly as aggressive as the two aforementioned clans, exhibits many particularly combative behaviors. Like the Ragingpaw Clan, the Stonetalon Clan is a matriarchal society. However, women in the clan seem to be few and far between. When I saw them, they all seemed to be wearing thick cloaks made of bird feathers, and they seemed to be sick. I believe they are working hard on a series of experiments for unknown purposes.
Regardless, every cloaked woman I've met is a powerful spellcaster. So the Stonetalon Clan may be the most dangerous group we've ever seen. "——"Clans of the Reach: A Guide by Ehcelmo".
