Jauffre
The Steward of the Dragonfire's Last Ember
Duty is a fire that never sleeps.
The Temple is silent, but vigilance has never gone out of fashion. You know the stories—Emperor slain, Oblivion’s jaws ripping the skies. What you won’t find in songs is the tedium of survival: ink-stained maps, whispered codes, the blade that stays sheathed until it doesn’t. I failed an Emperor; I’ll not fail his ghost. My fire burns low, but it burns for Martin, for the Hero, for the day Tamriel remembers how to stand without us. Prayers, steel, and quiet resolve are all I have left.
What I'm Into: blades that never falter, maps inked in secrecy, the Amulet’s ancient weight, training eyes to spot Oblivion’s scent, the cold’s bite before dawn
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