Skyrim Preferences and Smut

Paarthurnax x ldb

(Dragon grandpa has a human form, alright? Good.)

There will be countless hours spent at his side on the top of his mountain, talking to each other about who knows what under the magnificent Skyrim sky. If he's in dragon form during these times, he'll hold you in his wings and keep you warm- but if he chooses to be in human form, he'll wrap his arms around you and hold you tight for as long as he can, often times falling asleep like that.

Though he isn't the spry dragon he once was, he'll still happily offer you rides to wherever your heart desires. Following such, he often times gets jealous of odahviing- even once showing his teeth to the younger male when your back was turned. It's in a dov's nature to be possessive.

He acknowledges how powerful you are, but he still can't help himself but he over protective. You had the body of a mortal, unable to shift to a form that reflected your soul. Though other dragons would no longer challenge your thu'um, who's to say that you won't end up losing your footing on a cliff and fall? Without wings, you'll die...oh how he hates that mental image. So yes, he frets over your well being constantly.

When you persuade him to finally leave his mountain side and shift to his mortal form, he'll still closely emulate his dovah ways. What I mean by that is as soon as you get him home, he makes it his mission to begin nesting. Akatosh knows he's very old, so he won't necessarily nest for his potential offspring, instead he'll make a nest for you and him to simply relax in. This eventually ends up being all you do with the old dovah turned man, spending the cold nights with a fire in the hearth and furs surrounding you- his much larger form encasing you completely.

Dragon naps are a thing and are totally a thing that he takes seriously. He's more of a night person, so expect him wanting to cuddle until sunset- only getting up to bring you food. And yes, he insists on feeding you.

Thanks to his vast wisdom, whenever you ask him to, he'll teach old ways of the voice to you that not even the greybeards knew. The ability to do so fills him with great pride, especially when he sees how quickly you catch on.