
CHAPTER 2
"Stop bleeding on my floor!"
Odyssius was screaming at the man he had just hit in the face with a bottle of flin. They were in his shack just outside ebonheart and had been discussing the price on an adamantium helm when the seller went too high and angered Odyssius.
"Get up you old fool, out of my house!"
"You will buy the helm!" screamed the old man, holding up a fancy silver plated dagger.
"Put that silver plated sissy scraper away before you hurt yourself. I will not have you spilling more blood on my floor waving a butter knife around."
"Buy the helm or i'll kill you!"
"Ignorant old man, do you wish to die?"
"Do you arrogant child?"
Odyssius sighed and picked up an iron broadsword which was laying on the table to his right.
The man lunged for Odyssius, who dodged to the left and countered with a swing of the iron sword. The blow hit the old man in the back with almost enough force to cut him in half. He fell to the floor, dead before he hit it.
Odyssius turned and grabbed the adamantium helm off the table. He then walked over to his dresser which had the rest of his adamantium armour in it. He took it all out and strapped it on. He then turned to a small chest, opened it, and pulled out a belt with a pouch on it, a restore and health restore fatigue potion, a bottle of flin, a divine intervention scroll, a messenger scroll, his lucky iron dagger, and some crab meat. He then reached under his bed and pulled out his pride and joy. A sword he had gotten off the dead body of a crazy orc outside suran. Umbra Sword.
He then turned and pulled a note off the table. It read:
Odyssius
I have a favour to ask of you. One of my dear friends, Seth, has gone missing. He went into the sewers to seek protection for me and hasn't returned after two weeks. I fear the worst. I have done for you what no one else could do, please return the favour. I ask you to go into the sewers and into the old manor distict to search for Seth. Come to me first.
King Hlaalu Helseth
Odyssius folded the note and put it into his pouch. He then sheathed umbra on his side and opened the door to the outside world. He turned back around and picked up the old man, flung him over his shoulder, and walked out, on his way to the coast to dispose of the body.
Odyssius arrived at the beach and threw the body of the old man into the water. He watched for a moment as it drifted deeper into the sea before turning and walking the short distance to ebonheart.
When he arrived at ebonheart, odyssius went up into the battlements and into the grand council chambers where he spoke with asciene rane and asked for transport to mournhold.
When Odyssius came to his senses he went up the stairs of the reception area of the royal palace and into the throne room where Helseth was talking with delitian, captain of his royal guard.
"We cannot send a drunk into the sewers in search of your friend." said delitian
"Why not?" asked Helseth
"Because he will get himself killed and we will accomplish nothing."
"What do you care if he dies or not? It is worth a try and Odyssius is more than a drunk."
"Yes, he is a smart a**."
"Do not insult me with profanity. He is going to search for Seth and you are not going to stop him. He is a great warrior and a great man. Even if he does enjoy a few bottles of flin here and there."
Delitian didn't say anything more. He just backed away and stood stiffly.
"Odyssius, I didn't see you. Welcome."
"Hello, Helseth."
Odyssius heard delitian mutter something about addressing the king more formally but he didn't pay attention.
"I suppose you recieved my letter?"
"Yes. I will search for this man, only because I owe you."
"Alright. As I said in the note, he should be in the manor discrict of the sewers as he was meeting the night mother of the Dark Brotherhood to ask for some men to guard me."
"Spare me the details. I just want to get this over with. I will return soon."
With that, Odyssius turned and exited the throne room.
It was rather short. My posts seem to be getting shorter and shorter. Expect the next part to be very long, another sewer adventure. I am aware that I spelled Odyssius wrong, but I did it to make the name different. I hope you enjoyed part one of chapter two.