Hmm...well, his most horrified memory isn't very humorous. It consisted of his favorite mortal dying. The ensuing explosion wasn't pretty.

Haha yeah, that was one of his really bad days. [sweat] Because of that he has a bit of a love-hate relationship with the organization the mortal was in, because it was because of the mortal that he was even in the guild in the first place, and after he died the guild's spiritual leader came along and made him leader, promising that he'd see the mortal again, so he stayed in the mortal realm for over fifty years before giving up and leaving. That was in the game Oblivion.

He didn't come back until it was a hundred and fifty years later, which takes place in Skyrim, and is now a quite a bit less sane due to his time spent as the Madgod in the Shivering Isles. Soon after his revisit to Nirn, he comes across a crazy jester who happens to be part of the guild he had left, carting the body of their spiritual leader. The leader told him he was reinstated as the leader again, which he unhappily accepted only because the spiritual leader promised that it would be 'soon' that he'll see the mortal again...which finally turned out true when he escorted the body (and the crazy jester) to the guild hall. The mortal, due to his loyalty to their patron god, is able to return to the mortal realm via a summoning spell to summon his spirit back and fight as companion/helper on quests until otherwise dispelled. Anaziel immediately learned the spell and from then on never went anywhere without the mortal (now immortal, as a spirit).


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Ugh, reading it like that made it seem like some kind of sappy love story when it's not. [headdesk]

Haha good then. xD
They go around killing people for the guild. P: Anaziel is slightly (read: Very) obsessed with the mortal and the mortal knew it. So he would often use that to his own advantage in getting Anaziel to do things that the daedra would otherwise not do, because Anaziel can be very lazy when he wants to be. xD

Hmm...well, he isn't the best looker, though then again the graphics in Oblivion makes it hard for anyone to look that great...



In Skyrim:

I love his voice. [XD]

And I think it's because of that creepiness that Anaziel likes him so much, in a morbid sort of way. [lol]

Yeah...the dark, creepy kind of aura. [XD]

lmao You can probably find 'beautified' versions of him around the fanart community. [lol]
He looks better (more realistic) in Skyrim, if you can take off the ghost-aura around him. He got proper stubble! [eager]

There's a glitch that causes him to lose his ghosty-ness.

Here're a couple of pictures:

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__...2-09-20-29.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5.../ll7-water.jpg

I've always put him to be around his mid-thirties and maybe early-forties when he was killed. [lol]

Yep. He was completely carved up. I was so pissed when I saw what they did to them, so I was not sad to see them all dead by the end of the quest. (Sadly Arquen remains and I wish I could mutilate her as she did to Lucien...she had the gall to smile and simper at me later on. Ugh.)

In Anaziel's universe, he totally lost his shit at the place and killed them all. Also, he still has the body to this day somewhere in the Shivering Isles, all patched up and fixed.

Hahaha, like I said, Anaziel is insane in his own way. [lol] He can animate the body and all too, but since it still wouldn't have a soul and be his mortal, he just leaves it there until he can one day find a way to convince Lucien to go back inside it. (Not happening.)

lol It's perfectly preserved, and he's regrown all the missing chunks of flesh too. [XD]

-burrows into thread-

Hey Clock~ [eager]

-waves from under blanket mountain-