Dragonborn's Archaeological Legend

The rich content and story quests in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim had become one of the players' main topics of discussion.

In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the main quest was to defeat Alduin.

But this main quest only accounted for a small portion of the game's total quests.

Besides the Dragonborn quests and Vampire quests,

there were hundreds of Side Quests of different kinds.

In terms of content, these quests covered practically everything.

There were Civil War quests involving the situation in Skyrim Province, showing the various relationships and conflicts between the Stormcloaks and the Imperial Legion.

There were also the deeply sinister Dark Brotherhood quests.

There were the Companions' faith and honor, joining the Circle to awaken one's Werewolf identity, and experiencing the resolve of the warriors within the Companions.

There was also a quest tied to the dragon language that Chen Xu had previously promised.

Through the dragon language, players could gain a deeper understanding of the ancient era, the Dragon Cult, the Dragonborn, and related matters.

Of course, for this challenge quest, most players still had to rely on guides to trigger and complete it.

That was because many of its key points required players to understand the meanings of the dragon language and identify its keywords before they could activate them.

And after a little over a week since the game's release, this major quest had finally been cleared.

However, the identity of its first solver surprised many players.

That was because the person was not an ordinary player, but a professor specializing in ancient languages. Countless players who learned of it could not help but complain, "There are pro players for this too?"

Of course, beyond these major quests, the game also featured many everyday encounter quests.

Players could help ordinary people oppressed