Elder Scrolls Stories: Mongor

Elder Scrolls Stories: Mongor

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Alcoholic, cunning, fierce, and ignorant. These words have been used to define Mongor Barkshade, a male Bosmer living near Red Mountain in Morrowind. Mongor is a nice guy, really. He just has a lot of problems and "solves" those problems with beer. One night, as he was about to head to bed after a long night at the inn, he is visited by the spirit of a man who calls himself The Prophet. He warns Mongor of a threat coming to Tamriel. Mongor blows off this warning and the experience as a whole thinking he was just imagining things while being drunk. But the next morning he's greeted with something not even alcohol can remove from his memory... Elder Scrolls Stories: Mongor is the second book in the Elder Scrolls Stories series. The Elder Scrolls, and any race, location, etc. belong to Bethesda Softworks.
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"The frontier is no longer quiet. Goblin clans crawl from their warrens. Orc warbands thunder along the old roads. Spirits stir in the Boarwood-restless, whispering, dramatically ominous. And beyond the hills... something older turns in its sleep. Something is coming. Something vast enough to make even the wilds hold their breath-and trust me, when trees start holding their breath, it's time to worry. And Sir Gideon Beckett-knight, wanderer, walking catastrophe deterrent-is marching straight toward the center of it all. As he does. I have watched him face raiders, duels, ogres, daemons, and a troll large enough to qualify as a geological feature. He wins-of course he wins-but the omens grow heavier by the day. The shadows deepen. Whispers speak of powers stirring that have no business stirring. What comes next will test the soul of the frontier... and the man who carries the White Tree. I can only hope I'm equal to the task of recording it-and pray the Maker grants us time to breathe before the next disaster arrives on our doorstep. The storm gathers fast and the Frontier braces for it." -Brother Guy of Walnut Hill Abbey, humble scribe, reluctant priest, ongoing survivor of Gideon-related peril

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