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Meadery: A Short Story
The guard gave me directions to Ivarstead, head to the meadery, head south to Riverwood then Helgen and finally go east through the mountain and turn north on the other side, he advised I would pass the abandoned meadery just before Ivarstead. He also told me that is where I go if I want to climb the tallest peak in Skyrim, the throat of the world. Not long after passing the meadery I met an afflicted refugee who told me he was off to the shrine of Peryite, when wolves attacked he coughed some vile green poison at them, I was glad to leave him behind on the road. I stopped by the river to have a drink of water and saw a strange shine, exploring further I found a cave entrance and stepping through a waterfall I was in a small cave, I decided to explore here further in the future and moved back to my quest. …show more content…
The air is definitely getting cooler as I climbed higher, much colder and my nipples will poke holes through my leather corset, hah I’m sure some people would like that. Seriously though wish I had bought a cloak. It felt like I had been walking for hours when I notice the snow was thinning and soon there was no snow on the ground and not long after I saw the north path heading to Ivarstead. And minutes later I saw the damaged meadery, guarded by a hostile bear. Having dealt with the bear I investigated the grounds and saw that while the outside and one wing were damaged most of the structure was fine. A note pinned to do the door directed anyone wanting to buy the inn to see Neldam Dorvayn who was staying at the Vilemyr inn in
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