Better Cities:The Sentient Dremora

Book Information The Sentient Dremora
ID	xx166B00
	50		2.0
Skill	Destruction
Locations
Found in the following locations: On a bookshelf in Auriel's Books In a chest behind the counter at Auriel's Books On a shelf in Likes-To-Read's house

The Sentient Dremora

by Kathutet

A recounting of Kathutet's trial

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o Xarani: Do NOT let this article go anywhere near Dagon, and anything else. Even the mortal world is a better place to leave an article such as this, than in Dagon's hands. Who knows what could happen to you if you're seen with such an article; I barely care about my own life anymore....

Looking back at my past, it's hard to believe I was one who could have possibly been so kind to one as my own. After the display of my less honorable self, I do actually have some respect for the human who passed me by and destroyed my master. I shouldn't say it was for the best, as even though I chose him, and he took the Bands of the Chosen, I did show a bit of remorse. I never faced the so-called hero in a fair fight, but I did have my doubts on that as well. Perhaps it was the power I felt over the being, but it filled me with regret. Nonetheless, Dagon called my virtues a humongous failure, and I'm here to oblige.

My lord put me on trial, obviously one that you cannot avoid. Since I'm immortal in this plane, I knew it would be something worse, something I feared. His voice, a Xivilai known as Etrexil, shouted at me for letting the man go, how as a servant, your only goal is to destroy, and cause destruction on the mortal plane. Of course, I knew all of this, but I still did not care. I knew I was at a loss, and was just waiting for the punishment bestowed upon me.

This note, scrawled with magic, has been during and away from secretly, the constant punishment and pain bestowed upon me. The plane of Dagon is indeed harsh, and though I'll never pass away, I truly wish I could. Quick, Xarani, take this, and send it to where word could be heard.