DovahKiinZaan

"Wait... he has taught it? Such immense power?"

"Only to the priest. And it was only one word."

*The mages concentrate and pick up a piece of debris.*

"I'm amazed that a human could handle it, I heard if you read an elder scroll you turn insane!"

DovahKiinZaan

"I'm amazed that a human could handle it, I heard if you read an elder scroll you turn insane!"

*She looks at you funny.*

"An Elder Scroll? What made you think that? Where did that come from?"

"Well, the voice is immesurable power... the gods gave it to us... and they also gave the elder scroll."

DovahKiinZaan

"Well, the voice is immesurable power... the gods gave it to us... and they also gave the elder scroll."

"We don't possess such item. Besides, an Elder Scroll can't teavh us the voice. Besides, wed go blind if we'd read one. If you're wondering how he taught it, it was through practice and meditation. There are no shortcuts."

"I know, I just compared their powers!"

DovahKiinZaan

"I know, I just compared their powers!"

*She nods her head back in realization.*

"Aah, that makes sense now."

DovahKiinZaan
Anyway, weren't dragons made by the gods?

*She nods*

"Made by the one and only Akatosh!"

*The mages place the debris on the cart.*

DovahKiinZaan
"Does telekinesis require any muscular power?"

*She shakes her head*

"No. But its very straining on magika and the mind."

DovahKiinZaan
"I am one of the few nords who appreciates magic!"

"Good to hear."

*The mages pick up another piece of debris after a little bit of rest.*

"I can even cast a few spells, but the real mages blow my mind!"

DovahKiinZaan

"I can even cast a few spells, but the real mages blow my mind!"

*They put it on the cart and the cart fills up. Edith whistles and the cart pulls away with the debria. There is still a couple pieces left still in the tunnel.*