Templar of Talos
Bane of Elves and Vampires
On hearing her question, he sighed "You have to understand, Keara. Not everyone is as open minded as I, I see you as Keara, the lovely Altmer assassin who can shoot a woodlouse from a Spriggan's buttock at a hundred yards with a rusty Iron Bow. Others will see you as vermin, a souless killer. I like you for who you are, not what you are. My instructors at the Abbey in High Rock would have a heart attack if they knew about us. I don't answer to them anymore and Stendaar himself hasn't smited me yet, so maybe he watches over both of us. I don't know, I have this annoying feeling in the back of my head that tells me that I'd feel better if you were mortal once again."
He stopped and took her slender hands in his own hulking armoured hands.
"If Ysgramor himself saw me and you together, he'd split his own plops with Wuuthrad and curse me from Sovngard because you're Mer. I couldn't care less about that at all, I'd tear his stones from his sack before I'd let him say a bad word about you... You know this. I ignore my instincts from my Paladin training days, I fight evil men and destroy them, not those with a condition that makes my so-called superiors at High Rock want me to smite you. So you have to feed on a few bandits or bad people. I can accept that. I know you've got control over your instincts. But still, if you were to cure your vampirism, I would feel like we would have nothing to hide."
He exhaled deeply, as much as he wanted to tell her his true feelings that he had for her, somthing more powerful than his desire to protect the innocent and destroy evil in all forms. He knew she was free-spirited, a wild night child that he had become closer too than anyone in his life. He couldn't, wouldn't burden her with that knowledge knowing it could destroy what they had become.
"Why don't we get some time alone, we have a job to do when the sun rises. A dirty job, one I'm not looking forward to."
He smiled and carried on walking towards the chapel
He stopped and took her slender hands in his own hulking armoured hands.
"If Ysgramor himself saw me and you together, he'd split his own plops with Wuuthrad and curse me from Sovngard because you're Mer. I couldn't care less about that at all, I'd tear his stones from his sack before I'd let him say a bad word about you... You know this. I ignore my instincts from my Paladin training days, I fight evil men and destroy them, not those with a condition that makes my so-called superiors at High Rock want me to smite you. So you have to feed on a few bandits or bad people. I can accept that. I know you've got control over your instincts. But still, if you were to cure your vampirism, I would feel like we would have nothing to hide."
He exhaled deeply, as much as he wanted to tell her his true feelings that he had for her, somthing more powerful than his desire to protect the innocent and destroy evil in all forms. He knew she was free-spirited, a wild night child that he had become closer too than anyone in his life. He couldn't, wouldn't burden her with that knowledge knowing it could destroy what they had become.
"Why don't we get some time alone, we have a job to do when the sun rises. A dirty job, one I'm not looking forward to."
He smiled and carried on walking towards the chapel