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After we conclude all of our business in Vos, I would like the next major timeskip to be a significant one of a few months, though that probably won't be for a while.
Lucius Cypher said
A big dinner followed by a big fight. You know, usual stuff that happens when you get two equally matched nations trying to out dick each other, and a bunch of smaller interests trying to show their balls off. Dress your best!


When is this happening? (actual time). I want to make sure to have the collab done by then.
Leon responded in our collab, so I'm no longer in limbo. I am curious about what big event is going to happen, though.
Ahnasha chuckled. "That might be more likely than you think. Multiple births are common among Khajiit, though...I don't know if that holds true with a Dunmer for a father, considering how few children you have. I suppose we will just have to wait and see. In the meantime, I think I'll just be happy enjoying your...company." She said, leaning over and giving him a kiss. She had been in the water long enough that she had been able to wash the blood from her fur, and while it was quite relaxing, she had other plans in mind. Standing up, she climbed out of the pool. While she could have easily got out without disturbing Fendros, she decided to intentionally climb over him. Once out of the water, she looked back down at him. "One of the few disadvantages of fur is that it takes forever to dry. I think I am going to go up to the surface and find a nice secluded spot to dry in the sun. All alone. Away from anyone else. Now, if you were to come up after me, well, I wouldn't complain." She said with a wink before walking away.

Meesei wanted to get up to go comfort Sabine, but she really didn't need to take any chances with her wounds. While Hircine seemed to think she would recover, she wasn't about to tempt fate. "I'll not make you relive any more old memories, Sabine. You can go work on your potions if you like, or just take some time for yourself. Myself and Lorag will be fine for now."
Alright. I'll leave it up to you to timeskip after my next one, if you wish.
"Hmm, I have been thinking about that a little, actually. I have no family traditions to go by, and if I did, I probably wouldn't follow them. I had one idea: Rhazii. It means "ash." I know Dunmer usually take their relationship with their ashen homeland with pride, and since his father is Dunmer, I thought it might be fitting. What do you think?" Ahnasha asked.

"It's alright, Sabine. You need not explain anymore. I understand. Unless it is your will to confront her, we need not seek her out. I know well the terrors magic can cause in the wrong hands. We will avoid her if at all possible, and if we are forced to purchase something from her store for your potions, you will not have to be present. Just know that if you ever desire to confront her, we will all be at your back. You will not fall into her cage again." Meesei said. Despite the weakness in her body, her voice carried with it force and certainty.
I am trying to find khajiit words that could be used as a name, but unfortunately, most are minor insults. I'll need to make one up.
Ahnasha allowed Fendros to settle in beside her, then wrapped her tail around his waist as he put his arm around hers. "Nonsense...you aren't a foolish thing." She joked, nudging his elbow. "Still, who could have guessed where it would lead? I can't remember the act itself clearly, but...maybe we could rectify that at some point." She said, giving him a suggestive smirk before continuing. "Something that started out as a drunken mistake has turned into a blessing. I look forward to bringing our child into this world...well, maybe not the birth itself. I hear that's painful, but the idea of it is wonderful to me. Maybe living in our pack won't be the safest existence for it, but I can think of no family more loving than this one. Not to mention how it has brought us together."

"I see." Meesei responded to Sabine. By Janius' description of the apothecary, she had guessed that might be the case, but it was good that Sabine was willingly sharing. "If you are so strongly opposed to any of us seeing her, then I assume you did not have a good relationship. I know it hurts to think about family, but what is dangerous about your sister, other than her capabilities. Is the reason you do not want her to see us because she has a particular issue with lycans, or because you do not want her to find you?"
Ahnasha laughed. "I would say you are right about shaven Khajiit. When I was a child, I remember one of my neighbors, a Khajiit boy, had an infestation of lice in his fur. The only way to be rid of the parasites was for his parents to shave him completely. He never quite lived that one down." She explained, moving over a bit in case he wanted to join her. She then eyed him again with a sly grin. "How much of that night do you remember, anyway? Do you recall any of the more...interesting details? We were both fairly intoxicated; my own memory is rather spotty."

"Thank you." Meesei responded, but she was not finished with her line of questioning. "I have to ask, though, how do you know this? Who is this person to you that you know so much about her? I have never pried into your past before, unless you wanted to speak up, but I believe this is important. We did not find you in Morrowind, so I find it strange you know so much about someone who owns a shop all the way in Vos."
Ahnasha returned Fendros' chuckle and gave him a grin. "You. And different...parts of you. You know, you're pretty handsome for a Dunmer." She said. Reaching up with her hand, she was just able to touch his chin. "Maybe a bit better with a beard, but still. I see why I went after you in my drunken mind." She said, continuing her stares.

Despite Sabine's discomfort, Meesei continued to look at her with a warm and friendly smile as she approached. "I want to thank you for helping to take care of me. After we encountered that gas and were forced out of our lycan forms, I know there wasn't much you could do. I just don't want you to think you were useless. Your own role is an important one. I don't think I could make it through this without you. We are going to have to stay here for a while, though, longer than we originally planned. Depending on if we find the proper ingredients here for you to use, some of us may also have to return to Vos to purchase them." Meesei reached out an lightly placed a hand on Sabine's shoulder, looking at her with a compassionate expression. "Sabine, I love you like one of my own. You're like the daughter I never had, and I do not want any harm to befall you. We may be forced to come into contact with that apothecary, so if there is anything you can tell me about her, anything at all that will help me understand who she is and what she can do, please tell me. You can trust me."
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