The Palanquin Bearers of the Far Tomb are four(s) of mysterious extinct creatures, often thought to be a species of Daedra, or according to less popular theories, they are another creature that is neither a Daedra nor a Daedra. Della is no mortal either. Their massive skeletons can be found in the Far Tomb and are considered one of the city's best features.
Little is known about the history of the palanquin bearer, and opinions are divided as to its origins. According to some legends, the bearers were once bearers of a "large sedan" that traveled through the void of annihilation, but all four bearers eventually died. However, unlike other Daedra, they are not reborn.
According to popular theories among the mortal inhabitants of the Far Tomb, the realm was once the domain of four competing Daedric Princes, who fought endlessly for complete sovereignty of the Far Tomb, eventually destroying each other simultaneously, and all four The bodies of the competing Daedra princes collapsed and eventually decayed, leaving behind four massive skeletons.
Another belief about the Palanquin Bearers is that the Far Tomb was once the burial ground of a "race of giants that were neither Daedra, Aedra, nor mortals." When their lives come to an end, they wander to the distant tomb, sit or lie down, and eventually rest there.
A fourth belief about the Palanquin Bearers is that before the "Far Tomb" settled into its present location in Annihilation, it was carried from one place to another by four Palanquin Bearers. This is why the "Yuan Tomb" is also called the "celestial sedan chair". Once upon a time in ancient times, four giants moved the city and the entire region from one place to another, forever and ever. This process of constant migration resulted in the establishment of spatial connections between distant tombs and previously visited realms. These "planar connections" take the form of permanent portals. As of 2E 582, these "permanent portals" built around the Far Tomb portal plaza are still active. The huge stone gates with an Ayleid-style appearance are the fixed "liminal bridges" between the distant tomb as a "crossroads" and various different planes, that is, the "permanent portal".
It is believed that once these "permanent portals" are secured, there will be no need for the "owner of the palanquin" to move the distant tombs. As a result, the sedan bearer who lost his goal also lost his will to exist. Because they couldn't imagine leaving the "big sedan" they had supported for so long. So at the last parking spot of the distant tomb, the sedan bearers who had lost their purpose sat down one after another, and then died quietly.
According to the legends of some ancient faith groups, the bearers were actually a group of slaves. Carrying a distant tomb for a "forgotten" "owner of the sedan chair". There are also some ancient groups who believed that the bearers of the sedan chairs were loyal servants and protectors of the ancient residents of the distant tomb.
The nature of the distant tomb is a plane crossroads. It is easier to teleport to the realm of annihilation through the distant tomb. This is obviously due to the endless celestial journey of the sedan bearer.
The central area of the Far Tomb City is surrounded by four huge lifeless skeletons. These skeletons form a protective boundary (magic barrier) around the city. Scattered around are smaller skeletons that have been detached from four giant skeletons, forming a natural feature throughout the city. Certain locations within the city of Far Tomb, such as the Palanquin Bearers' Rest Inn, are named in honor of the Palanquin Bearers or after specific parts of their remains.
The image of the bearer of the sedan chair in the distant tomb was used in an artistic performance called "Celestial Sedan Chair" in about 2E 582. Objects carved in the shape of a palanquin bearer are common in distant tombs. Sold as a travel souvenir. But the parts that really fell off the skeleton of the sedan bearer, such as the huge tooth fossil derived from the skull of a sedan bearer, are quite rare. Rarely found and sold in distant tombs.
"Four mysterious extinct creatures, neither Daedra or Idra nor mortals." The Lord immediately grasped the key point. In fact, the lord has already gained enough information from the nickname of "celestial sedan chair" in the distant tomb.
From the different versions of the history of the distant tomb narrated by the ritual master Val Silen, the lord also learned a general outline. As a demiplane crossroads connecting the world of Nirn and the realm of Annihilation. The Far Tomb once moved among the Holy Spirit Planets throughout the Dream of the Godhead, and then stopped at its current location in the Annihilation Realm.
"Sir, can your Crimson Dragon Break reset destiny?" Ritual Master Val Silen asked the key point.
"So?" The lord also guessed it.
"If you can use the Crimson Dragon Break to reset the huge skeleton of a sedan bearer..." At this point, Ritual Master Val Silen began to breathe quickly: "Perhaps we can know all the secrets related to it."
"Master, my Crimson Dragon Break can indeed reverse cause and effect: it allows the already completed cycle of cause and effect to continue to the present (the moment when Dragon Break is launched)." The Lord Lord asked calmly: "But it is the same as all Dragon Break events. , will produce some unknown chaos. For example..."
"The 'Eye of Annihilation' that shrouds the Roaring Peak. This is the 'breath of the Time Dragon God Akatosh' that erupts from the wound of time." Ritual Master Val Silen revealed the origin of the tower collapse crisis.
"So, you know everything." The Lord was full of admiration for the ritual master Val Hillen.
You know, as a plot character with inherent limitations, he does not have the high-dimensional world view from Sanctuary. It can be concluded that the time redundancy caused by the Dragon Break incident is "the breath of Akatosh, the Dragon God of Time". This very close conclusion is enough to illustrate her power. He is truly a famous figure in Tamriel.
"Sir, as far as I know, your Crimson Dragon Break is an exclusive Dragon Break that only changes a person's destiny. I don't think it will change the entire narrative of Nirn. I always feel that the 'towers' that stand everywhere in the world are The successive collapses may be an inevitable cause and effect." Ritual master Val Hillen had his own crisis thoughts: "I was also fortunate to learn about your 'small stick support theory' from Davis Phil. And you are climbing "Third Qim Road" in "The Path of the Third Chimu". I also witnessed with my own eyes the 'majesty of the cold tower and the brilliance of the golden tree'. Even from the 'Corner of Enofi' whose narrative was reconstructed again and again by your crimson dragon. Clearly feel the sparks of (thinking) blooming in the 'Bone Tower of the Goddess Gine' buried deep underground in Nirn. Perhaps the bones of the sedan bearer in the far tomb will be your last (insight into the entire Mundas world) piece of the puzzle.”
"So that's it." The words of the ritual master Val Shilen completely dispelled the lord's doubts.
"I also heard that you once wanted to throw the Void City into the immortal world of light, Yaserius." Ceremony Master Val Silen calmly raised his head and bravely met the lord's gaze.
"Is this what Master Davis Phil told you?" There are no secrets in Graystone Castle, but it is limited to Graystone Castle, right?
"No, it's your four magic advisors." Ceremony Master Val Hillen's answer was as candid as his eyes.
"Okay." The Lord already knew the intentions of Master Davis Phil's four daughters.
And before telling the ritual master Val Hillen "the secret of Gray Stone Castle", the four magic advisors will definitely state that only by joining Gray Stone Castle can they know the secrets in the castle. This is the premise.
This also means that the ritual master Val Hillen has accepted the recruitment of four magic consultants. Decided to become a member of Greystone Castle.
Therefore, everything below is a logical and fixed ritual.
The lord personally awarded her the "Gises English and French Ring".
"Master of Ritual Valsilen".
