Skyrim Preferences and Smut

General Tullius as a fathee

I'm so sorry if this is total ass, I really haven't had much interaction with him because I tend to do stormcloak playthroughs.)

Is a very stern father, not to the point of being ridiculous but he firmly believes his children will thrive better with order.

He's pretty darn busy most of the time but he does his best to make time for his family.

One of his favorite things to do while stationed in solitude is take you and his babies on a walk around the city. It is the prettiest and most mild weathered city in all of Skyrim so might as well enjoy it.

Tries to keep it hidden from his children but sometimes he is so scared to lose them he becomes restless and finds himself begging the divines in the temple to keep his family safe.

Though his children won't technically be royalty, they sure will be treated as such. Following imperial traditions they'll all be educated to the highest possibility and clothed in the finest red silks and linens.

If you have a daughter she may not have the liberty to learn to fight like a soldier but Tullius will be sure that she is protected at all times.

In addition to this, she may not need to learn to sword dance at all because he would be damned if your children didn't learn to utilise the thu'um. Their mother is a dragonborn for the eight's sake.

Even with their fine clothes, your children will also probably be adorned in golden jewelry as well. He isn't a king but with as high of a rank Tullius has you can guarantee he has some major riches.

There...there isn't much leaving Solitude unless it's to go directly south. He doesn't trust Ulfric or his soldiers to not strike where it would hurt the most. So when you're pregnant there isn't going to be any adventuring if he has a say.

In the event that the imperials reign victorious, he will personally take his little family around Skyrim for a tour before immediately ushering all of you back to cyrodiil.

You probably have the best behaved kids in all of Skyrim. Like seriously, manners and cleanliness are staples of your life now.

Little gold and ruby matching circlets on your children's heads.

Oh, don't forget the occasional piggyback/shoulder rides given by Auntie Rikke.