Well, this is...interesting.

I found this tome in the entrance to a barrow, underneath a trio of long-dead corpses. How it came to be there, and how it's still in such good condition compared to the aforementioned corpses, I'm not sure — but I'll wager it has something to do with the uniquely odd enchantment that seems to be on it, given the other...entries herein.

Well, I've read most of what was previously written in this ledger, so allow me to simply say: Greetings.

hello katjiit! i am vernus rex greetest fiter in tamreyl!

... ignore the above, some village idiot got their hands on one.

And welcome. Though I must wonder why so many people are finding these odd books...

IGNORE THE BITCH

THO I CAN NAUGHT SPELL AS GOOD AS SOME FOLKS CAN I AM UPPAR CLASS IMPERIAL FROM THE CAPITULL AND I HAVE KILT MORE PEPPLE THEN THIS WOMAN HAS SCENE IN HER LOFE.

I AM VERNUS REX; IMPERIAL NOBEL, AND TO CALL ME ANY IDYOUT AGEN IS A CHALLINGE ON MY HONORE. I AM IN FALKRETH; MOVE IS YOURS, BITCHY DUNMAR.

ps i am sourry for halfing to swere but it was the only weigh to communicit with this dum women who thinks i am a villidge idiot

Hello, brother-of-the-cain. How is life for you?

Seeks-Many-Secrets wrote:Hello, brother-of-the-cain. How is life for you?

It's been better, and it's been worse, so I suppose I can't complain too much.

...

Thats a Kajeet right?

Arla Neerus wrote:...

Thats a Kajeet right?

Khajiit. No offense, but I'm really getting a sense that you're very sheltered.

You know how tempting it is to make cat comments right?

Do you purr?

Alicia Jornali wrote:Khajiit. No offense, but I'm really getting a sense that you're very sheltered.

Of course the Dunmer would know how to spell it properly. Sales ledgers have to be written correctly after all! Otherwise the slave might go free due to a technicality! "Kajeet? I am no Kajeet! I'm Khajiit! You must have the wrong person."

Seeks, maybe you oughta calm down

[A scorch mark appears on the journal]

I'll calm down when I'm dead.

Seeks-Many-Secrets wrote:

Alicia Jornali wrote:Khajiit. No offense, but I'm really getting a sense that you're very sheltered.

Of course the Dunmer would know how to spell it properly. Sales ledgers have to be written correctly after all! Otherwise the slave might go free due to a technicality! "Kajeet? I am no Kajeet! I'm Khajiit! You must have the wrong person."

Oh great, you're the type who assumes every damn dunmer was a heartless slaver. News flash, I wasn't.

And for your information, we abolished slavery before your people invaded. So don't even try that as an argument for burning my home to the ground.

I fear that there exists a great prejudice in these pages against the Mer people.

Agrippina wrote:I fear that there exists a great prejudice in these pages against the Mer people.

Your kind are not exactly making a good impression.

Tell that to the Dres remnants in the north. You cannot tell me that the Dunmeri tradition of slavery is dead, for I have witnessed it first-hand.

Seeks-Many-Secrets wrote:Tell that to the Dres remnants in the north. You cannot tell me that the Dunmeri tradition of slavery is dead, for I have witnessed it first-hand.

Never said it was, just said it was outlawed. I'm not that idealistic.

Alicia Jornali wrote:Your kind are not exactly making a good impression.

It was not my kind who were driven from Vvardenfell by the Argonians.

The Imperials may testify to the alleged cruelty of the Dominion, but it is but a drop of water in the ocean of atrocities committed against the Mer.

Ugh.

Why do atrocities go on anyways. Cut it out guys. All of you.

Agrippina wrote:It was not my kind who were driven from Vvardenfell by the Argonians.

Vvardenfell died long before my people invaded. And people seem to forget that we only kept the south, leaving the northern portion of mainland Morrowind for them. More than they deserved.

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Seeks-Many-Secrets wrote:Vvardenfell died long before my people invaded. And people seem to forget that we only kept the south, leaving the northern portion of mainland Morrowind for them. More than they deserved.

You took advantage of the Dunmer's catastrophe to drive them from most of their homeland and annex it for yourselves. You left the Dunmer only with Solstheim, a minor island with a Nord-like climate entirely unsuited to their race. The eruption of Red Mountain had left Morrowind vulnerable. As an imperial province, it owed its protection to Cyrodiil. Yet Cyrodiil did nothing while the Dunmer were driven into a desolate island. Solstheim was only retained because of its ebony mines, which the Imperials would not allow to fall into the hands of An-Xileel. How is this behaviour less reprehensible than any of the accusations levelled against the Dominion?

Unlike the altmer, the argonians and khajiit have been enslaved by the Dunmer since the First Era. The explosion of the Red Mountain was a gift from the gods, inviting us to exact revenge upon our former masters.

And I have no idea what in Oblivion is being talked about here.

By the way, Seeks. I got some mead - want some? It's got juniper berries in it.

Kennek-Getha of Iblan wrote:And I have no idea what in Oblivion is being talked about here.

By the way, Seeks. I got some mead - want some? It's got juniper berries in it.

I'm TALKING about subjugation and vengeance. How we were the victims of evil, and the gods looked upon us with the knowledge that we are the truly noble ones! That we deserved the land that we built! So they gave that land to us and punished the oppressors!
*A blot of ink where she left her quill on the page too long, seething*

...yes. I would like some mead.