has noone else read the letter in the abandoned prison from the general, it basically tells the officers to get out and leave the prisoners there to die
The ONE TIME I took a swig of the red water in Redwater Den, I came to with all the diseases. Had to down about 8 healing potions to get rid of them all.
But do you know who the falmers really are and who they became what they are? SPOILER they are actually disfugured snow eleves that were Run close to extinction when they decided to stupidly attack the humans and then went to shelter by the dwemers. The dwemer made a deal with them . They would protect the snow elves but only when they Accept to eat blinding fungus. Probably the glowing one. Stated by the last living snow elve the fungus is Not enough to degenerate them. So Something else did. Its pretty fair to say that the dwemer probably Experimented with their sound magic in them before they tryed IT in themself. Crippeling the snow elves in the process, while they were helpless and blind, and then the dwemer vanished leaving them like what we see today as falmers. Inrerestingly enough is that falmers dont have black Souls anymore while the last true snow elve hasm which means the dwemer not only crippeled them but also shrinked their Souls while experimenting on them Over generations. If you Look closely while Walking through the dwemer ruins you will realize that there are a ton of torture Chambers, jails and even execution area. Which really Shows the Horrors and torture that the falmers Had to endure over the past 1000ds of years. The dwemer didnt gave a shit About any Race and Made a devils Pak with the snow elves without them knowing the pain that they and their Kids whil have to endure. Makes you really pissed about the dwemer Afterwards. Lucky for them that they are already gone after knowing this i would have otherwise killed them off
I have this little personal headcanon where the Last Dragonborn and the Falmer have this mutual terror for one another, as the only thing each of them fears. This is because the Falmer are some of the only enemies that really scare me/give me the creeps, and I like to joke that they are THE reason to play a Stealth Archer. They're also the chief reason that Aura Whisper is permanently burned into my screen under the "Favorite Shout" statistic. :P
@@nocomment6421 Yeah I got the whole "sour deal" with the Dwarves etc. I think in that "Anti - Falmer" play through, it was more focused revenge rather than the lore side of things. Did help get my destruction skill up pretty quick 😂🤔
I understand you But i mean after they were blinded it wasnt really a deal anymore. They were slaves and were forced into these expermiments. The dwemer wrote IT like it was mercy but thats what real Psychopaths who torture people to death think too. Also you can actually see what happens If you forcefull seperate a Soul from its body by geting sneak 100 and muffle and then find a wispmother. and look at her closely can you see what IT really is? Its a damn snow elve Soul. Mabye the part they took away from the body to shrink the souls from black to White souls.
You find the Narfis sisters body in the river, northeast of the bridge. There is a bear nearby... Klimmek actually hangs out between where Reydas body can be found and watches Narfi. He makes comment about someone taking him out and how it was a good thing after you kill Narfi. Edit: Narfi knows she is dead before you tell him or lie to him. As well, giving him the necklace and saying she's dead, Narfi gives you human flesh...
Reyda was killed by two iron arrows. There are two iron arrows floating in the river by Reyda's body and if you look in the creation kit the devs put those arrows with her body intentionally. I don't know who killed her but I do know it wasn't the nut job in the barrow who uses magic for attack and doesn't have a bow. It wasn't the vampire who actually doesn't arrive in the area until AFTER the date of her murder and it wasn't wild animals or her skeleton would be torn to bits but it is intact. I swear people put no thought or research into these theories.
Voice over by Nic from Fallout 4 "Redwater Den. How many times have seen this story before? Ruined farm house that's a front for a skooma den run by a power mad vampire lord. It's an story that is old as the hills."
I like that you went straight to the point! There is a ton of Skyrim content creators who just do a lot of unnecessary talk just to elongate the video (for obvious reasons). Just wanted to appreciate that!
I love how you actually realize that viewers already read the title and are indeed capable of reading and inferring things and you just jump IMMEDIATELY into the subject. That is damn amazing.
Necromancy is not forbidden at the college, just anything that causes purposeful harm to fellow students. So you can totally summon the undead, unless you made them dead in the first place.
You can also stumble upon the abandoned prison while traversing the area. I've played since release and just came across it a few days ago. After my game glitched and won't allow me to use the carriage or ferry to get to the holds, as what I usually do in the beginning to get started, I've had to travel everywhere on foot until I discover the locations and can fast travel. Finding the abandoned prison was very interesting. Also, I wanted to see what kind of reactions/dialogue would come up if I didn't clothe my character. No armor of any kind...just the undergarments. So, I did that...and the reactions from the NPC's are hilarious. So funny, in fact, that I've left my character in her unmentionables when entering a hold for the first time. One of the more...interesting reactions was the Jarl in Falkreath. He informed me that I should put on some clothes...because I was making him "unseasonably warm". Well, then. I've also taken to slowing down more and actually visiting every home and def going in to every inn, maybe even getting a room for the night. It's become more immersive for me, and has worked well with the RP I set up for this character. Furthermore, I felt the sadness from the Lighthouse. That storyline was pretty sad. Creepy, yes, but very sad. I couldn't imagine going to a new place and thinking it would bring happiness and joy...only for your children to always argue, mope and complain, then lose your family to Chaurus and Falmer. Love the vids! I'm so glad I discovered this channel.
Ya'll don't laugh, I'm barely starting my Skyrim journey. I first tried playing it on the PS3, but Ya'll already know shit that port was. I'm on PS4 and I honestly didn't get the appeal of the game because of my bad experience on the second to last Gen. But I can honestly say I'm getting absorbed in the Atmosphere, the gameplay and the lore thanks to channels like this.
@@yoMoonmanBro people who shame you for liking Playstation are actually pathetic whelps with incredibly boring lives. You aren't hurting anyone, so I encourage you to keep doing what you like to do.
Seriously, try PC. Skyrim is old enough that you don't need anything fancy to run it. And you'll have access to, first and foremost, the console. If something bugs out, and it will, a lot of the time you can fix the issue in the console, or at least work around it. Second, mods. Pure vanilla Skyrim is fun, but it's the modding community that makes it great and infinitely replayable.
Oh come on. Redwater den is so much more creepy when you take into account the sleeping tree sap found there. Drinking that sap allows the hist to mind control you - imagine that being mixed into super addicting skooma! Also, Rorikstead is way creepier than Ivarstead. Way creepier than anyone would guess once you dig into lore and realize just why those fields are so fertile.
Mara’s eye pond was the place I always went if I wanted to play vampire before I figured out Movarth’s lair had vampires before doing the quest (it sucks, but it can be somewhat fun)
The story of Frostflow lighthouse breaks my heart man. I've yet to come across another story that disturbs me more than that one. I guess The Butcher storyline is a close second.
Forelhost's story sounds like that strange camp that had over 800 deaths. They all poisoned themselves with Kool aid mixed with Cyanide. A location I have actually not visited that often.
@@3nigmat1c35 Exactly. I had to look it up after the video, and apperantly KoolAid still fights to this day that its name is not used in combination with the accident as they apperantly used "Flavor Aid". As you can tell they are not very successful.
I found the lighthouse on my tenth play. There is always something you missed in Skyrim. And I'm playing legendary edition... Shame on You Starfield...
7 has a little misinformation. Theres no maybe she wasnt murdered she literally was. If you head straight to where her body was when you get to ivarstead you'll find an arrow right where her body is that quickly floats away down stream(because skyrim physics jank) if i remember correctly it was originally meant to be in her body.
Not all the Dragoncultists died by their own hand.You missed the body of the alchemist dead on a throne after she objected to the plan,Rahgot ordered her death and she is a dead draugr obviously killed by draugr weapons.Possibly she rose with the others and was killed again.There are floating iron arrows,iron,not draugr,near where Narfi's sister died.The dead adventurer in Geirmund's Hall only has a dagger,probably a hedge mage.If you haven't noticed after you shoot something in the water the arrows don't sink,at least in this game.Wyndelius or other bandits seem likely.The Elf in Harmugstahl also seemed to be experimenting with enchanting spiders.May have something to do with Mephala.
Another thing I noticed in Forelhost the alchemist voiced her objections to making the poison and wrote to Rahgot, they shouldn't go out on their own terms, and rather die fighting. However on a chair with rahgot's reply was the female draugr who was executed with multiple arrows and a sword in her.
First time i played i found something very creepy, in a cabin in the forest, there was a hatch, and inside was a skooma crackheads den, very disturbing!
#7 Feels unlikely it was the bartender who put the hit on the dude. If he wanted to show him mercy, all he had to do was to allow him to live in the Inn for free and instead Work for his living.
What about Blackreach? The humans are kidnapped as infants, and are turned into slaves for the Falmer. The fact that the humans attack you trying to protect the falmer is disturbing enough.
Frostflow lighthouse ugh this is the one place I rather not be going back any time and on a vampire quest for a random rings in a location and I am like I rather search for it all over blackreach than that place can I choose another place no well finding a cure for vampirism right away
When describing the decrepitude of the midden, I'm surprised you didn't mention the statue of the hand and the quest to free an evil man bond there by fetching four rings from the Arcaneum.
Me, being the sadist that i am, gladly kills Narfi, only because i want to satisfy my bloodlust. I'm a bloodthirsty werewolf, at least in Skyrim, and if i don't satisfy my bloodlust, i go mad, and you don't want me mad. Terrible things will happen if i don't satisfy my bloodlust and my bloodthirsty mind. I'm a edgelord here, because my parents weren't the best of parents. Not even strict parents can help me, because i'm an adult, and edge-lord adult, who's sadistic enough to just about destroy and ruin everything you ever cared about
@@heishinigamiyea plus werewolves are way better than vampire lords They pack a punch and run like the wind unlike vampire lords Their killmoves are sick as heck Like the head decap one
People like you make me wonder about your actual life and life of people around you. You're only reflecting your real life character through your words
@stormym5434 I did wonder that but thought maybe I was missing the note/the note may be in another location. Even searched all the skeevers after putting them down to see if they ate the note lol.
Theory 3 .. Rayla faked her death (either killed someone but more then likely found the body of a dead traveler given its proximity to honey strand cave and bears) and saw her chance to escape her meager life taking care of her disabled brother
Love that you get straight to the point in the beginning.
Nice job.
My character walking into danger off 8 glasses of skooma
I can't forget the imperial archer that was there he literally remembered me at Helgen for some reason
Oops I killed them all
Or weather to jump and take fall damage or not. Heights fall damage the grim reaper
IMMEDIATELY "#1..." To the point. Love to see it XD
has noone else read the letter in the abandoned prison from the general, it basically tells the officers to get out and leave the prisoners there to die
I saw that and felt so bad for them. Reminded me of what happened to the prisoners during Katrina.
No better way to get people to comment
The ONE TIME I took a swig of the red water in Redwater Den, I came to with all the diseases. Had to down about 8 healing potions to get rid of them all.
Wait, why? Last time I've used cure disease potion it was able to heal all diseases at once...
That happens every time
No Falmer or chaurus was safe after I discovered the tragedy of poor Habd and his family...and the "caravan" that was attacked near Dragons Bridge 🤔☠.
But do you know who the falmers really are and who they became what they are? SPOILER they are actually disfugured snow eleves that were Run close to extinction when they decided to stupidly attack the humans and then went to shelter by the dwemers. The dwemer made a deal with them . They would protect the snow elves but only when they Accept to eat blinding fungus. Probably the glowing one. Stated by the last living snow elve the fungus is Not enough to degenerate them. So Something else did. Its pretty fair to say that the dwemer probably Experimented with their sound magic in them before they tryed IT in themself. Crippeling the snow elves in the process, while they were helpless and blind, and then the dwemer vanished leaving them like what we see today as falmers. Inrerestingly enough is that falmers dont have black Souls anymore while the last true snow elve hasm which means the dwemer not only crippeled them but also shrinked their Souls while experimenting on them Over generations. If you Look closely while Walking through the dwemer ruins you will realize that there are a ton of torture Chambers, jails and even execution area. Which really Shows the Horrors and torture that the falmers Had to endure over the past 1000ds of years. The dwemer didnt gave a shit About any Race and Made a devils Pak with the snow elves without them knowing the pain that they and their Kids whil have to endure. Makes you really pissed about the dwemer Afterwards. Lucky for them that they are already gone after knowing this i would have otherwise killed them off
I have this little personal headcanon where the Last Dragonborn and the Falmer have this mutual terror for one another, as the only thing each of them fears. This is because the Falmer are some of the only enemies that really scare me/give me the creeps, and I like to joke that they are THE reason to play a Stealth Archer. They're also the chief reason that Aura Whisper is permanently burned into my screen under the "Favorite Shout" statistic. :P
@@nocomment6421 Yeah I got the whole "sour deal" with the Dwarves etc. I think in that "Anti - Falmer" play through, it was more focused revenge rather than the lore side of things. Did help get my destruction skill up pretty quick 😂🤔
I understand you But i mean after they were blinded it wasnt really a deal anymore. They were slaves and were forced into these expermiments. The dwemer wrote IT like it was mercy but thats what
real Psychopaths who torture people to death think too. Also you can actually see what happens If you forcefull seperate a Soul from its body by geting sneak 100 and muffle and then find a wispmother. and look at her closely can you see what IT really is? Its a damn snow elve Soul. Mabye the part they took away from the body to shrink the souls from black to White souls.
@@nocomment6421yeah, tragic, but i don’t feel bad for smoking the snow elf from the dlc or the falmer crawling out of walls to attack me
You find the Narfis sisters body in the river, northeast of the bridge. There is a bear nearby... Klimmek actually hangs out between where Reydas body can be found and watches Narfi. He makes comment about someone taking him out and how it was a good thing after you kill Narfi.
Edit: Narfi knows she is dead before you tell him or lie to him. As well, giving him the necklace and saying she's dead, Narfi gives you human flesh...
Hmm but in red water den vulpin writes about having a sweet young girl as a snack in ivarstead around the time of reydas disappearance
The dragon cult suicide is legit the Jim jones cult “sipping the kool aid” Easter egg imo
Skyrim really has some terrifying stuff if you dig deep. Just like the "fairy tale" world a lot of people nowadays live in
Reyda was killed by two iron arrows. There are two iron arrows floating in the river by Reyda's body and if you look in the creation kit the devs put those arrows with her body intentionally. I don't know who killed her but I do know it wasn't the nut job in the barrow who uses magic for attack and doesn't have a bow. It wasn't the vampire who actually doesn't arrive in the area until AFTER the date of her murder and it wasn't wild animals or her skeleton would be torn to bits but it is intact. I swear people put no thought or research into these theories.
Really liking the channel so far. Keep it up! :D
Voice over by Nic from Fallout 4 "Redwater Den. How many times have seen this story before? Ruined farm house that's a front for a skooma den run by a power mad vampire lord. It's an story that is old as the hills."
I like that you went straight to the point! There is a ton of Skyrim content creators who just do a lot of unnecessary talk just to elongate the video (for obvious reasons). Just wanted to appreciate that!
I love how you actually realize that viewers already read the title and are indeed capable of reading and inferring things and you just jump IMMEDIATELY into the subject. That is damn amazing.
Almost forgot how eerie some locations could be tbh. Aftland and the Labyrinthian are also locations that are creepy once you learn more about them.
After I watched Camel's video about that Narfi case, I can never see any Skyrym NPCs the same again.
I love your videos keep up the great work.
Necromancy is not forbidden at the college, just anything that causes purposeful harm to fellow students. So you can totally summon the undead, unless you made them dead in the first place.
You can also stumble upon the abandoned prison while traversing the area. I've played since release and just came across it a few days ago. After my game glitched and won't allow me to use the carriage or ferry to get to the holds, as what I usually do in the beginning to get started, I've had to travel everywhere on foot until I discover the locations and can fast travel. Finding the abandoned prison was very interesting. Also, I wanted to see what kind of reactions/dialogue would come up if I didn't clothe my character. No armor of any kind...just the undergarments. So, I did that...and the reactions from the NPC's are hilarious. So funny, in fact, that I've left my character in her unmentionables when entering a hold for the first time. One of the more...interesting reactions was the Jarl in Falkreath. He informed me that I should put on some clothes...because I was making him "unseasonably warm". Well, then. I've also taken to slowing down more and actually visiting every home and def going in to every inn, maybe even getting a room for the night. It's become more immersive for me, and has worked well with the RP I set up for this character. Furthermore, I felt the sadness from the Lighthouse. That storyline was pretty sad. Creepy, yes, but very sad. I couldn't imagine going to a new place and thinking it would bring happiness and joy...only for your children to always argue, mope and complain, then lose your family to Chaurus and Falmer. Love the vids! I'm so glad I discovered this channel.
Great content, thank you!
Straight to the point, i loved it.
No intro, straight to the point. Take this sub right now.
Interesting video. I visited several of those places already during other Quests and sometimes just randomly walking around on Shadowmere...
Ya'll don't laugh, I'm barely starting my Skyrim journey. I first tried playing it on the PS3, but Ya'll already know shit that port was. I'm on PS4 and I honestly didn't get the appeal of the game because of my bad experience on the second to last Gen. But I can honestly say I'm getting absorbed in the Atmosphere, the gameplay and the lore thanks to channels like this.
play on pc or xbox not that crappy xbox wannabe
Nah I'm good lmao I like what I like
@@yoMoonmanBro people who shame you for liking Playstation are actually pathetic whelps with incredibly boring lives. You aren't hurting anyone, so I encourage you to keep doing what you like to do.
If this is your first ever then avoid any Skyrim videos, walkthroughs, tips and tricks or anything Skyrim related things
Seriously, try PC. Skyrim is old enough that you don't need anything fancy to run it. And you'll have access to, first and foremost, the console. If something bugs out, and it will, a lot of the time you can fix the issue in the console, or at least work around it. Second, mods. Pure vanilla Skyrim is fun, but it's the modding community that makes it great and infinitely replayable.
I love your videos! :)
Oh come on. Redwater den is so much more creepy when you take into account the sleeping tree sap found there. Drinking that sap allows the hist to mind control you - imagine that being mixed into super addicting skooma!
Also, Rorikstead is way creepier than Ivarstead. Way creepier than anyone would guess once you dig into lore and realize just why those fields are so fertile.
I've yet to discover and i've been playing since 2011. that's insane. I love this game.
Mara’s eye pond was the place I always went if I wanted to play vampire before I figured out Movarth’s lair had vampires before doing the quest (it sucks, but it can be somewhat fun)
The story of Frostflow lighthouse breaks my heart man. I've yet to come across another story that disturbs me more than that one. I guess The Butcher storyline is a close second.
That one is so sad 😢 the family was so happy to start a new life and they all died
i never knew all this crazy stuff these are good videos you must of beaten the game multiple times.
The tumbnail engineering is strong with this one.
Like your content, love your voice.
But these locations are exactly as freaky as one thought.
Still a cool video tho!
What an amazing game is, even 10+ years later. Now I wanna go back playing Skyrim.
(Let’s not talk about how Starfield holds up in comparison)
Forelhost's story sounds like that strange camp that had over 800 deaths. They all poisoned themselves with Kool aid mixed with Cyanide.
A location I have actually not visited that often.
I think is it might be a reference / inspired by that famous Kool-Aid / cult story, tbh!
Ah yes the Jonestown Massacre
@@3nigmat1c35 Exactly. I had to look it up after the video, and apperantly KoolAid still fights to this day that its name is not used in combination with the accident as they apperantly used "Flavor Aid". As you can tell they are not very successful.
@@3nigmat1c35With a bit of Waco in the mix since Forelhost was technically under siege.
I found the lighthouse on my tenth play. There is always something you missed in Skyrim. And I'm playing legendary edition...
Shame on You Starfield...
7 has a little misinformation. Theres no maybe she wasnt murdered she literally was. If you head straight to where her body was when you get to ivarstead you'll find an arrow right where her body is that quickly floats away down stream(because skyrim physics jank) if i remember correctly it was originally meant to be in her body.
Not all the Dragoncultists died by their own hand.You missed the body of the alchemist dead on a throne after she objected to the plan,Rahgot ordered her death and she is a dead draugr obviously killed by draugr weapons.Possibly she rose with the others and was killed again.There are floating iron arrows,iron,not draugr,near where Narfi's sister died.The dead adventurer in Geirmund's Hall only has a dagger,probably a hedge mage.If you haven't noticed after you shoot something in the water the arrows don't sink,at least in this game.Wyndelius or other bandits seem likely.The Elf in Harmugstahl also seemed to be experimenting with enchanting spiders.May have something to do with Mephala.
I never knew bout the suckeres at maras Eye pond
Thank you for going straight to the video.
Another thing I noticed in Forelhost the alchemist voiced her objections to making the poison and wrote to Rahgot, they shouldn't go out on their own terms, and rather die fighting. However on a chair with rahgot's reply was the female draugr who was executed with multiple arrows and a sword in her.
Wow down to business 😂😂
8:00 that is only a theory, until Bethesda confirms it it's not a good idea to keep perpetuating it
Today I learned that Forelhost is basically Jonestown
Ye as soon as i saw abandoned prison in this video i had straight reminders from the alternate start mod
First time i played i found something very creepy, in a cabin in the forest, there was a hatch, and inside was a skooma crackheads den, very disturbing!
-10 years...- Sorry. *13 years* into Skyrim, and I'm still finding out a hell of a lot of places that I've never been to.
If the dragon cult all poisoned themselves at once inside their caves, who wrapped their corpses in linen?
Seeing as i always do a college mage playthrough, Frostflow lighthouse has a special place in my 'fuck that noise' list.
1:16 The stuff is that strong, it makes people walk backwards! ;)
And every disease in the game
This channel is better than fusgemuppet and camelworks combined
You know what's creepy? Vanilla Skyrim.
5:48 Phinis Gestor mentions it as NOT being banned though
#7
Feels unlikely it was the bartender who put the hit on the dude.
If he wanted to show him mercy, all he had to do was to allow him to live in the Inn for free and instead Work for his living.
It's Narfi, not Nefri.
Also albino, not albeano lol
Is this a newer version? I have the Legendary edition on PS 3 and never saw these things.
*clicks on video*
“Number 1”
I think I just came😩
we know narfi's sister dindt kill herself cuz when you look around you notice there some arrows boping on the lake close to her body
4:20 Gotta be a better way to say that.
Never used skooma so I never met that vampire^^
What about Blackreach? The humans are kidnapped as infants, and are turned into slaves for the Falmer. The fact that the humans attack you trying to protect the falmer is disturbing enough.
Wait that happened? I must of missed that one
@@MaritheCreator2001 en.uesp.net/wiki/File:SR-concept-6877519325.jpg
Venaris Vulpin or whatever ya call him killed Reyda. Check it out
you call me milk drinker one more time and i swear to talos....
yup those spiders are hand grenades from hell
Frostflow lighthouse ugh this is the one place I rather not be going back any time and on a vampire quest for a random rings in a location and I am like I rather search for it all over blackreach than that place can I choose another place no well finding a cure for vampirism right away
Bread
Abandoned prison is usually my first or second (after Riften prison) stop after Riverwood, because Kaidan 😁
who? kaidan?
@@AndroidNoir-L06k Kaidan is a follower mod and the abandoned prison is where you fetch him
1:32 **ELK**
Why are you pronouncing his name like Nefri? It's Narfi 😅😂
When describing the decrepitude of the midden, I'm surprised you didn't mention the statue of the hand and the quest to free an evil man bond there by fetching four rings from the Arcaneum.
Nefri drowned.
Mmmmm, milk.
Freshly squirted out of the underside of a cow.
Me, being the sadist that i am, gladly kills Narfi, only because i want to satisfy my bloodlust. I'm a bloodthirsty werewolf, at least in Skyrim, and if i don't satisfy my bloodlust, i go mad, and you don't want me mad. Terrible things will happen if i don't satisfy my bloodlust and my bloodthirsty mind. I'm a edgelord here, because my parents weren't the best of parents. Not even strict parents can help me, because i'm an adult, and edge-lord adult, who's sadistic enough to just about destroy and ruin everything you ever cared about
go outside
@@MountAverage28 nope
😂 me too sometimes, i love the Werewolf transformation and love to go full monster when i use it.
@@heishinigamiyea plus werewolves are way better than vampire lords
They pack a punch and run like the wind unlike vampire lords
Their killmoves are sick as heck
Like the head decap one
People like you make me wonder about your actual life and life of people around you. You're only reflecting your real life character through your words
No Rorikstead?
The little shack just up from Rorikstead with loads of skeever there bothers me. Suicide?
@@layeththesmackethI'm surprised fall damage always be forgetting other locations
Happened last video too
@@layeththesmackethNo more about the sacrificing going on there.
@@layeththesmackethhe probably died from ataxia, as the skeevers were in the house with him… 🤔…if it were suicide , wouldn’t he have left a note?
@stormym5434 I did wonder that but thought maybe I was missing the note/the note may be in another location. Even searched all the skeevers after putting them down to see if they ate the note lol.
If you're going to say "Kite-En" then why do you say "Chore-Us"? Shouldn't it be "Core-Us"? Pretense is fun.
Theory 3 .. Rayla faked her death (either killed someone but more then likely found the body of a dead traveler given its proximity to honey strand cave and bears) and saw her chance to escape her meager life taking care of her disabled brother
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Your greatest accomplishment!
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Creepiest thing about this video is the female mods being used.
Dude.....seriously stop! you making me want to make yet another playthrough and just do all the shit you showed in your videos XD
The way you mispronounce names and other things about this game I'm suspicious that you have never actually played it.
One of the people in the dragon cult place is laying in bed with a pillow over there face it wasnt all suicide.
That adds to it being a strong reference to the tragedy at Jonestown.
@@magenstaffarts I don't know any of this I just started Skyrim this week haven't played any fallouts either