The afternoon at Riverwood I did
some chores to gain some money for a bed, and food for the road ahead. I slept well although the bard kept on singing all night! The next morning
it poured cats and dogs, but I was decided: the road to go was west.
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...just left Riverwood during a grey, rainy morning... |
Not far from Riverwood a first pack of wolves of maybe six attacked me. A ran upon a rock and
swang wild my father's old sword. Finally half of them started to flee. The others I managed to kill before.
I went on, but at
Half Moon Mill I was attacked by a bear. Again I ran, jumped over the river, but got attacked by a wolf. The bear jumped upon the carriage driver, while I killed the wolf. From far I arrowed the bear until it fled. The driver, wounded, thanked me for saving his life. At the small town of Northkeep I stayed the night.
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...another rainy morning at Northkeep... |
The next day it continued to pour. I left early. The road until Rorikstead was quiet, very quite. It seemed the day after a big battle. Countless bodies of fallen soldiers were laying spread out over grassy plains. Many thoughts crossed my mind when passing through these killing fields. At the inn at
Rorikstead I halted for a warm lunch.
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...rain at Rorikstead... |
The next part of the road was horrible. I was
ambushed by four bandits, but managed to run away, up hill onto the rocks above, and took them off one by one. I killed a human, but I had no other choice then to defend myself.
I continued the road accompanied by three passing merchants. Half an hour further though, we were asked to pay for toll at
"Robber's Gorge". I did not had the money, and they attacked us. Again I ran away, behind a rock, and started to arrow down the robbers. The merchants had also looked for cover somewhere. Surprisingly I managed to take out the robbers, and ran passed their camp. The roads of Skyrim are deadly dangerous these days.
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...still raining at Dragon Bridge... |
But the rest of the road was quite again. Night was falling slowly when I reached Dragon Bridge. I stayed the night, and the next day it was a short dry walk to
Solitude. I made it! I made it alive!
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...arrived at Solitude with the weather clearing up... |
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