EliteCommander

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

I think at some point soon, we should to a timeskip of a few weeks to something a bit more exciting, that way we're not just writing about training constantly. At what point do you think would be a good time for that?

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"Yes, when both Masser and Secunda are full, werewolves are forced to transform. I haven't actually thought about that before, so I'm not entirely sure what we would do. It's not guaranteed that we will lose control during that time, but even I lose control during the full moons occasionally. I...guess there is one thing that might help, though. During a forced transformation, a lycan acts on instinct. Usually, that involves hunting, but I think at that point, my motherly instincts would compel me to protect the child instead. It's something, at least." Ahnasha reasoned.

"As for the moons, all of us in the pack have a good deal of knowledge about their phases. We have to in order to predict full moons. If you give me enough time, I could work out what phase the moons will likely be in about nine months from now. It wouldn't be a perfect system, but it would give a rough indication." She explained.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

The fact that Fendros' child could be something like a housecat or a giant tiger would scare me to death, were I in his shoes. Fortunately, most of the forms seem to be more "normal," so the odds are in his favor.

Unfortunately, I need to go to bed now. I have classes tomorrow once again.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"The reason raising a Khajiit child would be any different from a human or elven child would be if its form was too different from a Suthay-raht. My parents raised me into Imperial culture, or at least attempted to. I am hoping Meesei will be able to help with the specifics. From everything I know about lycans, since we are both werewolves, it will inherit our beast blood. However, the ability to transform shouldn't manifest until around adolescence. At least, I'm pretty sure that is true; I may need to check with Meesei on that. Other than that, just be careful around its claws. Cubs like to scratch things." Ahnasha explained.

"Actually, I'm an adult, and I still like to scratch things." She said, holding her hand out in front of her and extending her claws. "Honestly, I just hope our child does not end up being a Senche-raht...they grow to be as tall as two Altmer and as heavy as fifty. At that point, transforming into a werewolf would probably make it smaller."

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

How many more posts do you think it will be before you guys have the distraction started?

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Ahnasha nodded. Most people knew that Khajiit culture was tied to the moons, but she supposed that only someone who specifically studied them would know about their influence on their morphology. "Yes, the ja'Kha'jay, the Lunar Lattice, is the primary determining factor in our eventual forms. I'm not sure if you would have learned of this, living so far from Anequina and Pelletine, but there are well over a dozen breeds of Khajiit, most of which are very different. I am a Suthay-raht, the most common type of Khajiit you will find outside of our homeland. Other Khajiit tend to either stay in the homeland, or return to it, as they are not as...easily accepted as we are. Some breeds are similar to myself, such as the Cathay and Cathay-raht, who only differ in that they are larger and stronger than Suthay. On the other hand, the Pahmar and Pahmar-raht are similar in appearance to tigers or sabercats, while the Alfiq and Alfiq-raht are similar to a common housecat, and could easily be mistaken for one. Those are just a few examples. The thing that determines a Khajiit's breed is not its parentage, but rather the phases of the moons near the time of the child's birth."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Ahnasha dispelled her bow after Fendros began taking his shots. He definitely needed training, and she would be giving it momentarily, but for the moment, she just wanted to talk to him, as they had not been able to speak privately about the situation yet. Being left alone with her thoughts certainly had not helped with her anxiety, so discussing it with him would be a welcome change. She took a seat on a nearby rock and let out a sigh.

"So...parents." She began, her uncertainty obvious in her voice. "I guess there is a lot we will need to figure out, a lot to decide on. It's good we have time, because I don't think either of us are ready right now. I cannot say I know what exactly happens when a Dunmer and Khajiit have a child. I mean, it will definitely be Khajiit; it's not like you're going to see any real resemblance of yourself in its face or anything, but there are a few traits that would have some influence. It might live a bit longer, or mature a bit slower. The second one could be a bit complicated, depending on the phases of the moons."

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

I managed to find the time to respond. Not too much, but it's something.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Ssarak Dyreackthanose

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Annabeth did not have time to answer Ssarak's question before they arrived at Uicle's office, though it wasn't as if it was a particularly important one. Ssarak did not actually have any business with Uicle, and he did not know if the conversation between Annabeth and Uicle would be considered private, so he originally intended to wait outside. However, as the gargoyle ushered him inside, he was, for a moment, conflicted on what to do. Would it be rude to enter, or would it be rude to deny the gargoyle's instruction? Ssarak was filled with a disproportionally high level of anxiety, compared to the actual minor nature of the issue at hand. He did not have time to stand in the doorway and think, however, so he stepped inside at the behest of the gargoyle. One thing he immediately noticed that seemed strange to him was that Uicle was still wearing his armor. He had thought it was strange that the teacher wore his armor to the demonstrations the previous day, but the fact that he was wearing it in his own room seemed simply bizarre.

Annabeth already knew Uicle, so there was no part of the conversation with formal introductions. He wondered if he should introduce himself to the teacher, but Annabeth seemed to want to get right to business, so it did not seem to fit into the conversation. Instead, he simply remained silent, glancing down at the golem dog when it approached him.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Might as well keep it.