The Altmer Shopkeep was Right

Kiseena has many words to write. Arrille was right. There was a cave by the rock the big silt-bug stands near. Inside was a boat and a small fire and a dark elf that was very unhappy to see someone such as Kiseena. With arrows from the bow and a short exchange of cuts with daggers, Kiseena is happy to say the dark elf was not the winner.

This one has rarely killed before, but it does not feel as bad as some might say. They were outlaws, as the altmer in town said. The elf at Kiseena's feet had money and a key that would soon be used for something that would make mother very proud.

Further into the cave, this one found a locked door. Behind the door were two from Black Marsh and a fellow khajiit. The glowing shackles on their wrists told this one that the group of them were slaves. The people who lived in this "Addamasartus" cave were worse than outlaws. They were slavers. Luckily, Kiseena found that the key found in the pockets of the dead elf could unlock the shackles despite their evil magic. Kiseena then told them the way out of the cave and bid them good luck.

Once Kiseena saw the freed slaves off, she met another of the bad people living in this cave. This one knew magic, and so much time was spent running around, trying to evade his spells and trying to shoot arrows back at him. It seemed like he grew tired of using magicka and came at Kiseena with a dagger. He was not as fast as this one and so fell to Kiseena's blade quicker yet than the first bad elf.

Kiseena is not sure why she continued. Perhaps it was curiosity, perhaps it was a need for gold. Perhaps yet it was some want for revenge for the capture and keep of slaves for later sale. This one continued into the cave and found the final bad person, another elf woman. Kiseena and this woman traded arrows and throwing-blades from either side of a long wood walkway. She must have run out of throwing-blades, because she rushed Kiseena and ended up like her two slaver friends.

Many interesting things were found by Kiseena's sneaky fingers in this cave. Scrolls, money, clothing, food and delicious moon sugar. Even some booze and delicious skooma. This one knows that writing words of moon sugar and skooma is not such a wise thing, but Kiseena is good at hiding the papers of words that are written.

By the time Kiseena returned to Seyda Neen, Azurah was close to making the sun dissapear and let Jode and Jone out to play. After selling many of the goods liberated from the now-dead slavers, Kiseena went upstairs to get a room for the night. Kiseena is very tired now from writing words after Kiseena's long day.