Well, I have the ring. I should probably get back to my Doyen, but I think I will check out that house I bought, first.
I should probably take off my Crystalhead Fistman disguise now since I am no longer doing Thieve's Guild activities, but ehhh I don't feel like it.
Leyawiin has a lot of really nice houses, so I bet mine will be AWESOME! I CAN'T WAIT I CAN'T WAIT I CAN'T
...wait?
THIS is my house!?!?!?!?! THIIIIIIIS?
THIS IS A TINY SHACK FOR TINY LOSERS
OH I'M SO ANGRY I COULD... I COULD...
MURDER THAT INNOCENT KHAJIIT WOMAN WALKING BY!
...argghhhh....
It really sucks that I spent 7800 gold on... THAT...
Oh well... Maybe it won't be that bad on the inside...
Okay well this completely sucks.
I hate this house.
...Well, I'm rich, so I may as well buy some furnishings for it...
At least THESE are cheap...
The thing is though...
The people selling these to me...
Well...
They just keep STARING at me...
Smiling...
I mean... I can understand staring at a strange, black-robed, masked man walking into your store.
It's the SMILING that really bothers me.
It disturbs and confuses me.
Very greatly.
Clearly, there's only one thing to- oh hey look a rake neat.
I pick it up to examine it and the two store owners start SCREAMING at me.
They'll all like "PUT THAT DOWN YOU THIEF" or "HELP HELP I'M BEING ROBBED".
They start following me around the room as I carry the rake, just yelling at me.
I mean, seriously, I didn't even put the rake in my inventory.
I'm not even touching it.
I'm just somehow levitating it a few feet in front of my face. Somehow.
The worst part is they continued smiling throughout the whole ordeal.
Okay I'm sick of this.
I'm revoking their living privileges.
Living privileges: revoked.
The world has become a slightly better place.
Of course, the guards aren't too pop flyin' with me about this, as I discover when I walk outside.
I really don't feel like fighting off the guards right now.
I'm just going to go to my house and see how different it looks with the furnishings, and kill whoever follows me inside.
Only one follows me.
Well, this should be a piece of cake.
A piece of delicious, violent, bloody cake.
My favorite
This is how the house looks now.
It's much better.
I might even stay here every so often. Plus, for the next three days, I have this neat guard corpse decorating the floor.
I think it really adds atmosphere.
I fast-travel to Bravil.
The guards here aren't pop flyin' with me, either.
I decide to fight, this time.
It has been a while since I have been a good old-fashioned street brawl.
THERE
IS
A
FIGHT
As usual, idiotic citizens attempt to aid the guards in their battle against me.
I love how delightfully suicidal these people are.
While trying to punch the citizen in the last picture, I end up hitting and killing an invisible Argonian.
See this is why people shouldn't be invisible around Charlie Manhuge.
I swear one out of every five times I punch the air someone drops dead in front of me.
MORE CITIZENS
The first citizen who attacked dies.
He even had the decency to die in a pose that will be perfect for his funeral.
You know, if I saw a guy beating people to death in the streets with his bare hands, I wouldn't try to fight the guy.
Well okay I actually probably would but I am Charlie Manhuge so I don't count.
This citizens should know better.
Whoever the hell that rich-looking guy was, he's dead now.
As well as the dork with the mace.
A female guard joins the fight.
I believe there are a total of two female guards in this game. I already killed one when I had to assassinate that entire family, so female guards are an endangered species now. This is the only one left.
I decide to make that species extinct.
She went down surprisingly easily. This is probably because she is a named NPC rather than a generic guard. Normally, in these kinds of things, having a name is a
good thing, but in this game,
real guards are always 10 levels above the player character. This woman, however, is stuck at level 15.
FOREVER.
Also apparently she's a captain, according to the site I checked for her level information. I believe the other female guard was a captain, too. Do all women that join the guard automatically get promoted to the rank of captain or something?
A WIZARD ATTACKS.
He has daedric armor.
Also he is essential and cannot be killed.
I manage to knock him unconscious, though. Since all my other enemies are dead, he should probably just walk away once he gets back up.
Wow.
This is a lot of death and destruction.
That seems to happen a lot when I'm in town.
As I expected, the mage just gets up and walks away.
He must be used to dead bodies rotting in the streets.
Anyway, I decide to take the dead bodies and OH CRAP MORE GUARDS
THERE IS A FIGHT
...again...
They die fairly easily.
Anyway, as I was saying, I proceed to take the corpses and-
OCRAP! WITNESSES TO MY MURDERS!
I CANNOT LET THEM LIVE
I kill two of them, but the third turns out to be S'Krivva, my doyen.
I GUESS I CAN LET HER LIVE.
Anyway, her walking by like this gives me the advantage of allowing me to get rid of my bounty, since she, like Armand, can get rid of my fines.
I'll tell her that I got the ring once I'm done-
OH WHAT IS THIS ANOTHER WITNESS
Okay wait this one seems quest relevant.
I guess I can let her live, too.
...So, do you want me to rig the arena matches or something? Make it so he'll always win?
I guess I could shoot fire from the stands or something.
500 gold? That's it?
That's POCKET CHANGE!
I could
easily pay that off for you!
Oh, wait, the real problem is that he is missing?
...Eh, I guess I could handle that, too.
I accept. It sounds interesting enough.
I might do it once I'm done-
Another witness!? I'll take care of-
...Wait, I think that guy might be a member of the Mage's Guild.
I probably shouldn't kill him unless I want to be kicked out.
And I don't.
He doesn't seem to mind the dead bodies, anyway.
I decide to loot some of the corpses that I haven't looted yet.
Oh? What's this? "Mythic Dawn"? Why does that sound familiar?
This book appears to have been written by a bunch of Mehrunes Dagon worshipping weirdos.
...Hey, weren't the "Mythic Dawn" those red power rangers that killed the emperor?
...I guess one of these guys must have been an agent of theirs.
Another guard shows up.
I kill him, but then I remember that I had S'Krivva get rid of my bounty, so killing him was unnecessary.
Oh well, there's no such thing as too much murder.
ANYWAY, I
finally finish what I wanted to do with all those corpses.
I made a pile!
A pile of dead people!
Look at this
masterpiece. Every single person who I just killed during this great battle is in this pile.
It is a very big pile.
I attempt to light the pile on fire and give all these people a viking-style funeral, but they won't light.
That sucks.
Here are a few more pictures of the pile.
I know I'm making a really big deal about this, but do you have
any idea how hard it is to move corpses in Oblivion!?
DO YOU!? It took me
forever to make this pile.
And I'm not even sure why I did it.
Man, just imagine all the awkward and hilarious situations this pile will create.
"Thank you for visiting the wonderful (and incredibly sanitary) city of Bravil! Over there, you can see, is our Mage's Guild, and-"
"Pardon me, but is that a rotting pile of dead bodies next to the guild?"
"Uh... yes. I believe it is."
"I... see... I... I think I'll be going now..."
I head to S'Krivva to finish the quest with the ring, but she refuses to let me finish because of that one guard I murdered back at the castle.
She had no problem with all those dead people in the street, for some reason. Or the Argonians I also murdered back at the castle. Just that one, generic, guard.
Oh well, I'm rich, I can easily pay the blood price.
Remember kids, murder is completely okay as long as you give people cheddar to make up for it.
Well, I should do the next Thieve's Guild quest.
...Or maybe I should help out that one woman who asked me to find her husband, as that sounded pretty interesting...
...I am indecisive...