Jensa and Erik the Slayer have been adventuring. Here's a page from her journal:
Today was a big day for dragons.
The first one attacked us on the road. We had no cover, no help, and our arrows didn�t hurt it. Good thing it was spitting frost, or we would have been dead. Even so we were a mess by the time we got to a narrow place between some rocks.
That made it mad. It had to land so it could snap at us.
Erik gave me a look that said he was ready. I got out in front and he put his axe through its wing, right at the joint. I don�t remember much except teeth and screaming after that, but we killed it.
Then I was in the middle of another storm, with lights and wind and a song in my blood. There�s no feeling in this world or the next as good as that, I�ll wager. Afterwards there was Erik standing by the dragon bones with that look on his face. The same one the guards had.
I hit him with a healing spell before he could say anything. That always makes him kind of bashful. And it gave me time to quiet my mind. I heard the dragon�s voice when we were fighting, and I remember one of the words. I know it�s a Thu�um. It could tear me to pieces if I try to Shout, I don�t have any training. I do have a new feeling in my guts. I think I might be afraid.
We didn�t get far before another dragon spotted us. This one didn�t roar, we just heard its wings. We had time to get under a ledge and drink some potions against its magic. The dragon had to angle low so it could reach us. We had a few seconds to shoot before the world turned to fire. One of us put an arrow in its eye. Then we had our chance to get out there and fight.
�You�re one of them,� Erik says when it�s all over. �Dragonborn. You absorbed its soul.�
This is not the time to start lying, so I just gave a nod.
�Maybe they�re hunting you,� he says.
Whether or not it�s true, I can tell he believes it. There are all kinds of adventures he talks about having. Getting burned alive isn�t one of them. This is the part where he leaves me, I thought. He�s going to tell me to go my own way.
Instead he lit up with one of those smiles. �You know, at first I thought I�d miss farming,� he says. �But I guess I�ve had my fill of it, because I don�t miss it at all.�