(sorry I haven't posted in a while - the person that runs this account is dealing with a death in the family. Vivec-posting will resume when I am done mourning)

Let those that find him find him murdered by illumination, pummeled like a traitorous house, because, if an hour is golden, then immortal I am a secret code.

Let those that hear me then be buffeted, and let some die in the ash from the striking.

Truth is like my husband: instructed to smash, filled with procedure and noise, hammering, weighty, heaviness made schematic, lessons learned only by a mace.

Then Vivec threw his ink on this passage to cover it up (for the lay reader) and wrote instead: Find me in the blackened paper, unarmored, in final scenery

I sit on the mercy seat and pass judgment, the waking state, and the phase aspect of the innate urge. Only here can I doubt, in this book, written in water, broadened to include evil.

Afterwards, I dared to take on the sacred fire and realized there was no equilibrium with the ET'ADA. They were liars, lost roots, and the most I can do is to be an interpreter into the rational. Even that fails the needs of the people.

He wrote: The last time I heard his voice, showing the slightest sign of impatience, I learned to control myself and submit to the will of others.

Third, he recalled the Pomegranate Banquet, where he was forced to marry to Molag Bal with wet scriptures to cement his likeness as Mephala and write with black hands.

Second, he had to take another feather from the Big Moon, further rendering it dead. That way he could write about mortals with truth.

He had to put on his Water Face first. That way he could separate the bronze of the Old Temple from the blue of the New and write with happiness.

ALMSIVI, or at least that aspect that chose to be Vivec, sat in the Litany Hall of the False Thinking Temple after his battle with the Flute-and-Pipe Ogres of the West Gash. He began writing, again, in his Book of Hours.

And Ayem took mercy on her troubled husband and told him that the sword of the Triune had been fighting minor monsters stirred up by the Dwemer as they worked on their brass siege machines. She took the Hortator inside her and showed him where his master was.

The Hortator said to his wife, 'Where is Vivec, my teacher? I love him still, though he grows cold. His lamentations, if I may call them that, have changed the skin of the whole country. He is hardly to be found anywhere in Veloth of late. The people grow dark because of it.'

Vivec had tired of fighting his sons and daughters, and so took a respite from trying to find them.

Many more years passed in Resdaynia, and the high priests of the Dwemer were almost ready to make war on the rulers of Veloth. The Hortator had become the husband of Ayem during this time, and the first saint of the Triune way.

and the ending of almsivi is an argonian with a weird glove and a magic mallet and knife

The ending of the words is ALMSIVI.

'Here, take this.' At which he touched the tower-hope of the City-Face and corrected the error of the Grabbers. 'And this.' At which he stabbed the heart of the City-Face with the Ethos Knife, which is to say RKHT AI AE ALTADOON AI, the short blade of proper commerce.

Vivec sighed. 'You would replace my direction,' he said. 'I weary of this, though I wanted to kill you an age before. Resdaynia is fallen ill, and I have no time for one more imaginary analogy of an unknown incident.'

'Two things we came for, but can stay for only one. Either we ask you to correct our error of culture, or merely take yours by dint of force. The second is easiest, we think.'

The monster was saying this: 'Here we are to replace your city, Vehk and Vehk. We are from the place of the more-than-known emotions, and our citizenry has died from it.'

The Hortator was engaged with an army of theirs that had become too brave, talking foolish words, and Nerevar helped destroy them with the help of the orphan legion of Ayem. When he went to give trophy to Vivec, he saw his lord under attack by the City-Face.

Now many years had passed in Resdaynia, and the high priests of the Dwemer were building something alike as Vivec and alike as the new Ha-Note of the Grabbers.

'Under this reason did the issue of Vehk slide into our realm, drawn by our coveting, hidden in loss. We shall build our tower-hope upon its face.'

Grabbers had never made a city of their own, and their glimpse of Vivec's, which shone with holiness through all the spheres, had taken their attention.

A Grabber said, 'New emotions to the lonely occur only of madness. This thing is gone. It is ours now.'

When Ha-Note became gravely homesick, the Grabbers took it.

Ha-Note moved sideways into the Adjacent Place, growing and unbeknownst. Above the vocal, it trembled with new emotions, immortal ones, absorbing more than the thirty known to exist in the middle world.

It found root in villages and multiplied, finding in the minds of the settled a veiled astrology, the star charts of culture, and this resonance made its head swim.

Here is how City-Face hid from his mother-father: it had been born named as Ha-Note, a bare urge of power, an esoteric wind nerve tuned to the frequency of huddled masses.

Nerevar, the Hortator, witnessed this and said, 'Why do this, milord? The mystics look to you for guidance. They work to make your temple better stoned.' Vivec said, 'No one knows what I am.' The Hortator nodded and went back to his studies.

He was vexed when he could not find it and went back to the Mourning Hold in secret anger, killing a mystic that asked about higher order.

Then Vivec left the mystics of the Number Room and went back to the space that was not a space. From the Provisional House he looked into the middle world to find the sixth monster, called City-Face.

The ending of the words is ALMSIVI.

'The presence of deaf witness, this is what the numbers are. They hang onto the Aurbis as the last nostalgia of their godhood. The effigies of numbers are their current applications; this is folly, as above. To be affixed to a symbol is too, too certain.'

29. The Captive Sage. 217 30. The Scarab. 10 31. The Listening Frame. 473 32. The False Call. 7 33. The Anticipations. 234 34. The Lawless Grammar. 2 35. The Prison-Shirt. 191 36. The Hours. 364

18. The Egg, or Six Times the Wise. 19. The Provisional House. 258 20. The Lunar Lattice. 425 21. The Womb. 13 22. Unknown. 453 23. The Hollow Prophet. 54 24. The Star Wound. 44 25. The Emperor. 239 26. The Rogue Plane. 81 27. The Secret Fire. 120 28. The Drowned Lamp. 8

8. The Wheel, or the Eight Givers. 484 9. The Missing. 11 10. The Tribes of the Altmer. 140 11. The Number of the Master. 102 12. The Heavens. 379 13. The Serpent. 36 14. The King's Cough. 32 15. The Redeeming Force. 110 16. The Acceptable Blasphemes. 12 17. The Hurling Disk. 283

The Scripture of the Numbers: 1. The Dragon Break, or the Tower. 1 2. The Enantiomorph. 68 3. The Invisible Gate, ALMSIVI. 112 4. The Corners of House of Troubles. 242 5. The Corners of the World. 100 6. The Walking Ways. 266 7. The Sword at the Center. 39

The ending of the words is ALMSIVI.

From the nail's tip flowed a searing liquid, filling the grooves of the ceremonial etchings. They bled out to form veined patterns about the sage-shell that theologians would decipher forever after.

After the ceremonial etchings were drawn into hardening resin, long lists of dead names and equations whose solutions were to be found in the mouth of the Chimer inside, there came the illuminations, inscribed by the bright, terrible fingernail of Vivec.

Golden straws were quickly stuck through the mythic epidermal so the sage could breathe.

The ending of the words is FREE PALESTINE

just some screenshots, i love elder scrolls! 🥰

They ran around the carapace and through each other, applying holy resin drawn from the carcasses of the now-useless numbers between twelve and thirteen.

The mystics began by wrapping one of their sages in the shells, a series of flourishes by two supra numerates, one hormonally tall and the other just under his arms.

He told them: 'You may make of The Ruddy Man a philosopher's armor.'

Since he no longer trusted the Altmer of the sea, Vivec gave the carapace of the monster to the devout and loyal mystics of the Number Room.