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- Lately I have heard whispers all over campus about how my craft is not a legitimate scholarly pursuit, with some even going as far as criticizing me and my position at the college.
- Do these people not know how difficult it is to even locate an object that has been disjointed from the flow of aurbic time? Let alone retrieve it without causing a series of temporal upsets that I would personally describe as "particularly nasty"?
- Chronicling these "Time-lost" tomes is both legitimate and important work, and any proper mage with a modicum of sensibility would agree. I swear upon Stunh's beard, just because some of these acquired literary works happen to be of a more risqué nature it does not mean I spend my days indulging in raunchy texts! Perhaps—before you start spewing more nonsensical accusations—one of you students should try to decipher the significance of this ballad about the amorous adventures of a Sload who became the High King of High Rock and you'll soon realise the true mental fortitude my craft demands.
- —Nihalvar Halfmoon, Aphocryphal Archivist and Senior Librarian at the College of Winterhold.
About MeEdit
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- Name: Niha
- Status: Has spent the last 15 years lurking the UESP, and finally made an account.
I am not much of an editor but as an avid ESO player, self-proclaimed scholar of Second Era High Rock nobility and artist with a general interest in Tamrielic esoterica I hope to be able to provide some interesting contributions to the UESP, whether it be purely fanwork or the occasional contribution. If you are a stranger visiting my page—well met!
SandboxesEdit
Nothing here yet, enjoy some dragons!
