Mythic Dawn Commentaries 2

Mythic Dawn Commentaries 2
Title	Mythic Dawn Commentaries 2
Full Title	Commentaries on the Mysterium Xarxes: Book Two
Author	Mankar Camoran
Previous	Mythic Dawn Commentaries 1
Next	Mythic Dawn Commentaries 3
Skyrim
Weight	1
Value	25
FormID	00086EF9
Oblivion
Skill	Destruction
Weight	5
Value	60
FormID	00022b05

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Mythic Dawn Commentaries 2 is a book in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Summary

This book is part of a four volume series. The other three books are:

• Mythic Dawn Commentaries 1
• Mythic Dawn Commentaries 3
• Mythic Dawn Commentaries 4

Effects

• Permanently increases Destruction skill (Oblivion)

Locations

Oblivion

• On the third floor of West Weald Inn in Skingrad.
• On the bed in Ranaline's House in Bravil.
• Basement of Eugal Belette's House in Chorrol.
• Basement of Jearl's House in Bruma.
• On the third floor study of Ulen Athram's House in the Talos Plaza District.
• In the Sunken Sewers Mythic Dawn Base in possession of the Sponsor.

Skyrim

• One copy can be found in the Mythic Dawn Museum in Dawnstar; it's locked in a display case with the other commentaries.

Contents

Whosoever findeth this document, I call him brother.

Answers are liberations, where the slaves of Malbioge that came to know Numantia cast down their jailer king, Maztiak, which the Xarxes Mysterium calls the Arkayn. Maztiak, whose carcass was dragged through the streets by his own bone-walkers and whose flesh was opened on rocks thereon and those angels who loved him no longer did drink from his honeyed ichors screaming "Let all know free will and do as they will!"

Your coming was foretold, my brother, by the Lord Dagon in his book of razors. You are to come as Idols drop away from you one by one. You are exalted in eyes that have not yet set on you; you, swain to well-travelled to shatterer of mantles. You, brother, are to sit with me in Paradise and be released of all unknowns. Indeed, I shall show you His book and its foul-and-many-feathered rubric so that you can put into symbols what you already know: the sphere of destruction is but the milk of the unenslaved. I fault not your stumbling, for they are expected and given grace by the Oils. I crave not your downfalls, though without them you might surpass me even in the coming Earth of all infinities. Lord Dagon wishes you no ills but the momentous. And as He wants, you must want, and so learn from the pages of God this: the Ritual of Want:

Whisper to earth and earth, where the meddlers take no stones except to blood, as blood IS blood, and to the cracking of bone, as bone IS bone, and so to crack and answer and fall before the one and one, I call you Dragon as brother and king.

Hides of dreugh: 7 and 7, draught of Oil, 1 and 1, circles drawn by wet Dibellites: three concentric and let their lower blood fall where it may, a birth watched by blackbirds: Hearthfire 1st. Incant the following when your hearing becomes blurred:

Enraptured, he who finally goes unrecorded.

Recorded, the slaves that without knowing turn the Wheel.

Enslaved, all the children of the Aurbis As It Is.

Trivia

• The first letters of each paragraph makes "Way Where" when put together, which is part of a clue for the location of the Mysterium Xarxes.
• The letters of the Daedric Alphabet spell "Altadoon" which is a reference to the 36 Lessons of Vivec, where Altadoon is used numerous times.
• The stylized symbol for the letter T is erroneously used for the letter "H" in the paragraph beginning "Hides of dreugh." As a result, readers may unwittingy put together "Way Wtere" instead of "Way Where" when looking for the clue to the location of the Mysterium Xarxes. This typo is also present in Skyrim in the set of books presented in the display cabinet within Silus Vesuius's House in Dawnstar.

Appearances

• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

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