The End of the Main Quest Is Only the Beginning

In the days since The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim officially launched, posts about the game had taken over every major VR game discussion forum, with huge numbers of players feverishly discussing its content.

At first, they only talked about its more unique details, such as the chickens in Riverwood, the guards' lines, the dragon language activity that players still had yet to uncover, which builds were powerful, and where quests were hidden.

But as players progressed through the game and gradually learned about the background and ancient history of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, everyone's attention slowly returned to the game's main storyline.

In Riverwood, a place that had left countless players heartbroken, they encountered Delphine at the inn. She was one of the legendary Blades Warriors sworn to serve the Dragonborn.

After slaying a resurrected dragon in the wild, the next step was for players to infiltrate the Thalmor embassy and investigate why the dragons had appeared.

From Solitude to Riften to Markarth, the Dragonborn traveled across Skyrim in search of the truth behind the dragons, gradually learning the reason for their resurrection.

The return of the dragons meant that Alduin, the World-Eater, had broken free of his seal and returned to destroy the world once more. But because the protagonist was the Dragonborn, there was still hope.

Song Ren, however, felt none of that while playing the game.

If there was anyone in the game he hated most, aside from the Thalmor mages who generated absurd aggro the moment they met him by shouting, "You're just a dog. I'm your master,"

it was the Blades Warrior duo, especially that old man Esbern.

Of course, it was not because of the bug from his previous life where Esbern would not open the door in Riften's Sewer. Compared to all