Skyrim stories

 Excerpt from 'Through A Looking Glass Darkly' They resume the shows within the 'States' before attempting to go across the ocean. The Government still has not said anything or taken any action since her appearance before the 'Appellate Court' in Saint Louis. The building is still sealed off, yet the news is dying down, no doubt to pressure from the Government.       The show in Denver is rollicking along, word is the rest of the 'US' dates are sold out and the venues are clamoring for extending Iriisii's appearances. She takes a few seconds to breathe, then walks back out on stage.      Iriisii: "I have a new song for you tonight, Denver!"      The noise level in the arena reaches outside and can be heard even in the nearby mountains.       Iriisii: "Have you ever really had someone you loved? And then had to send them away from you? You have no idea if you will ever see them again. If perhaps when you do, will ...

 The Search For Kathea, A Leap Into The Divinity of Dragons      Rigmor: "Ok, what's next?"      Iriisii: "Wha...Oh, sorry, just thinking about everything and nothing at all."      Rigmor: "You are the only person, mortal or Goddess, that I know can make such a statement actually mean something. Now tell me what kind of 'nothing' is on your mind."      Iriisii: "Really, I am just trying to let whatever is preying back there, surface and tell me what I need to do next."      Rigmor: "So what is it telling you?"      Iriisii sits down, a look of concern coming over her face. Rigmor sits in her lap and places an arm around the back of her neck. The fingers of the hand, attached to her other arm are slowly tracing Iriisii's lips.      Rigmor: "That bad, huh?"      Iriisii: "I don't know, that is what scares me."      Rigmor: "We have been here before, y...

 At Last, Kathea      At last, Iriisii, Dettlaff, and Elric pass through the Caves of Madness into where? Where the 'Dead Gods Lie Dreaming' was bad enough, the Caves of Madness, even worse, but coming out of there and looking at the scene before them. There are just no words that can convey the absolute despair, the inspired terror, the gut-wrenching horror, that unfolds before their eyes. Iriisii has been to the Dark Planes, into the Realms of the Hells, but nothing before could prepare her for this.      For she sees what is now superimposed with what it once was. And that brings out the stark differences making what she sees even worse than what Elric and Dettlaff see. The deep throb of pain she feels from the land is relentless in its striking straight to her heart. For even the desecrated desolation that was the battlefield, where she called Starfire to immolate the Tsaesci army before it was reborn, was but a fleeting fancy compared to this. ...