The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion | King of the Crabs
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Giving back Nocturnal's Eye landed me in the Skeleton Key. This is a lockpick that'll never break. It's a useful trinket but I'd rather use my own skills to open locks rather than use one to brute force open locks. As per usual I went back to the Imperial City and sold off any goods I had found during my time doing that quest.
Namira was next on the list but unfortunately, I would have to go to the Jerall mountains. Finding the shrine was no problem but the offering was different from the others. Rather than measuring my strength or getting a gift I somehow had to make myself unpresentable in order to properly summon Namira. I could not think of a single thing that would make me ugly so I drank four bottles of cheap wine and then vomited on the ground near the shrine. Sure enough, the priests looked at me with disgust in their eyes so I spoke to the shrine and Namira spoke back.
She wants me to go to a nearby ruin where her followers reside and get rid of the followers of Arkay. I was given a unique spell since I wasn't allowed to be seen or fight them myself. This spell will target those who are not followers of Namira and the ones sitting in darkness will eliminate them instead. When all of that was finished I returned to get the ring of Namira which reflected back a small percentage of both physical and magical damage.
I dropped and sold off all the things I found in the ruins and despite me wanting to go back out and find another Daedric shrine, I soon returned home because I was feeling rather tired. Strength returns slowly and I fear that it may continue to do so. I decided to speed up my training by going into a cave called Greenmead. It was littered with Minotuars and spriggans but I rose to the challenge and faced them all.
I would soon find myself at the end of the cave wondering what horrid creature sat at the end guarding numerous treasure boxes. To my surprise, it was a mudcrab that was far larger than usual! While it may just be a crab, the power this thing holds is enough to easily crush me if I wasn't being careful about it. In the end, the treasure wasn't very much but I was still amused to see such a large creature. The bears proved to be a much more difficult foe...
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