Vailed In Black
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- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
Sharron stood on the wall of Solitude looking over the last of the captured from the failed rebellion almost hundred years ago started, it was the dragonborn which is now passed away that quashed the whole rebellion within days. The idea of such a thing always intrigued Sharron for which is why she joined up with the imperial legion, she wanted to fight just like the dragonborn had so she could protect Skyrim itself. While have grown up in Skyrim hailing from Winterhold she often found herself alone due to the strong Nord presence in the region. However she made due and often trained herself in single handed weapons, shield, and restoration magic in case she ran out of potions in the middle of a battle.
Sharron was one of the top elite guard in the imperial legion stationed in Skyrim however despite the power they possess as mere fighters the imperial legion's strength within Skyrim was waning. The stormcloak rebellion was a small poisoned wound that took a lot of time and effort to cleanse of, yes they didn't have the worship of Talos back nor did the nords get appreciated for this. This whole thing was just the reason why the imperial legion should impose even more to keep the region stable which was Sharron's first thought however the legion began to give relief to the war torn nord. She honestly thought that it was a horrible thing to do since they needed to keep a strong military presence in the region in case another Ulfric start up again. This time they didn't have the mythical dragonborn like those of old did.
The thoughts of the Alderi Deminion didn't help out either, the thought of the elves and how their presence was becoming a problem. After the death of the dragonborn they began to get more active as in spies and less in diplomacy it was almost seeming like they were reading for an attack. Sharron's thoughts were constantly on here as General Rhitar was constantly giving aid he cared less about the whole idea of the elves giving a shove into the country from the oceans. However as much as Sharron was lost in her thoughts a guard tapped her arm telling her it was time for him to take over post that she was done for the day. Sharron nodded heading for the barracks to get off her armor, finally dress in her civilian clothes. The thoughts didn't stop haunting her as the walk to the barracks seemed awkwardly longer than usual as her eyes looked up at the sky as she made her way toward the door.
Sharron was one of the top elite guard in the imperial legion stationed in Skyrim however despite the power they possess as mere fighters the imperial legion's strength within Skyrim was waning. The stormcloak rebellion was a small poisoned wound that took a lot of time and effort to cleanse of, yes they didn't have the worship of Talos back nor did the nords get appreciated for this. This whole thing was just the reason why the imperial legion should impose even more to keep the region stable which was Sharron's first thought however the legion began to give relief to the war torn nord. She honestly thought that it was a horrible thing to do since they needed to keep a strong military presence in the region in case another Ulfric start up again. This time they didn't have the mythical dragonborn like those of old did.
The thoughts of the Alderi Deminion didn't help out either, the thought of the elves and how their presence was becoming a problem. After the death of the dragonborn they began to get more active as in spies and less in diplomacy it was almost seeming like they were reading for an attack. Sharron's thoughts were constantly on here as General Rhitar was constantly giving aid he cared less about the whole idea of the elves giving a shove into the country from the oceans. However as much as Sharron was lost in her thoughts a guard tapped her arm telling her it was time for him to take over post that she was done for the day. Sharron nodded heading for the barracks to get off her armor, finally dress in her civilian clothes. The thoughts didn't stop haunting her as the walk to the barracks seemed awkwardly longer than usual as her eyes looked up at the sky as she made her way toward the door.