[quote]The sweltering heat of the midday sun burned on Myra's back. Finding the nearest large rock, he slumped beneath it, and lay down for a rest. 'I must be nearing the lake now!' He thought to himself, scurrying around his sack for whatever refreshment was left. Finding a small bottle of water, Myra popped the cork off and drank thirstily. His heart was now starting to beat slower, endless road stretching it to its limits. Hauling himself up Myra continued along the path he was following, wondering if he would sooner reach the end or die where he walked. His feet had given up, but his will to find his father's killer kept him from falling.
After hours walking, the Bosmer finally started to droop his head. He tried to get his sack from his back, but kept turning around...now unsure of what was happening in the world. He crashed to the floor, knocking his head on the worn dirt path, and falling into unconsciousness.
Where am I? What's going on? Water! Water all around me! Must...drink! Gah! Too salty, must find more water!
"Hello?" Be quiet, I need water! "Hello, Mister Bosmer...wake up!" Myra awoke to be greeted by the face of a rather attractive Altmer. "You were sleeping on the road, are you okay?" asked the Altmer. Myra looked around and saw she was part of a small caravan, packed with goods of food and drink to be shipped somewhere. The driver was a Khajit, and looked experienced in the manner of riding. "I am Celia. Now, try and sit up. What’s your name Mister Bosmer?” Myra rose slowly, then shakily getting to his feet bowed to the lady.
“I am Myrage… or Myra. I… am trying to get to a… big expanse… of water.” The words barely managed to escape his lips, and Celia frowned before leading him to the caravan. He was put amongst all the goods under the covered top, and Celia got in the front, leaning over the seat to talk to him. “I’ll get you to the sea, don’t you worry. I’ll have you over to Vvardenfell in no time!” She turned round, offering the Khajit some bread before leaning back on her chair and snoozing.
Upon hearing what the Altmer said Myra’s eyes grew wide, he knew it was not where he was to be going. He tried to communicate but could do naught but grunt his thanks, and recuperate for the first time in months. 3 nights passed, the old cart hardly stopping for a break. Over the 3 days Myrage was introduced to vi’rarr, the experienced Khajit. He learnt that he had been caravanning all his life, and was considered the fastest driver there was. He was a close friend of the Altmer, but did not usually travel with her. She was just a wandering healer, who would get money from any jobs she could find. She was heading to Blacklight to deliver some goods to Vvardenfell. When the others were in their own thoughts Myra would help himself to a little extra flin and comberry jam. Finally the caravan stopped and Myra heard the now slightly annoying voice of the hyperactive Altmer urging him out to see the sea.
Myra clambered out, viewing the sea for the first time in his life. The Khajit was in tears of joy at the wonders of nature, but Myra was not impressed. “It’s just a glorified puddle,” he moaned, getting back in the caravan and pocketing a slice of bread and some moon sugar he’d found hidden at the bottom of a pile of sacks.
“No Mister Bosmer! This is where you get off, m’kay?” Myra crawled out for the last time, sick to his bones of M’kay and considerably sick of traveling. He left the wandering pair, and went to find a boat to stowaway onto.(Thanks to mergirl for use of Celia)[/quote]
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