I’m curious: did Yang force Kahgraanpaar to fly off, or did she negotiate an agreement where in exchange for primping, he would protect Karthwasten, like Volgahrotru demands a toll of gold for protecting the Eastmarch road?
Heck, I was looking forward to seeing Yang and Blake “recruiting” the Silver-Blood mercenaries into doing the brushing as part of their punishment for threatening the town.

It was interesting not only seeing Yang and Blake assisting Melka out of pragmatism, but also being guests to a Forsworn ritual.

If they ever go back to Remnant, the parents will be happy and Jacques will take Weiss back to Remnant, only to be blocked by Serana, who with the other companions manage to sneak to Remnant and the Daedric Princes and paarthurnax will arrived to thank them. Mollah Bal will accept Jacques’s offer with the cost of his freedom

This story was recommended to me by a big fan of yours, and I'm so happy it was! You are a talented writer, and you've made so much headway in just two years - it's inspiring!

There are so many clever things you've done in the story already that I really love. The way you introduce them into Skyrim, and the way they realize they're in another world. The fact that you include different moon-phases of Khajiit delighted me, as did the fact that they assumed Blake was an Ohmes. Their trip to Rorikstead was a pleasure to read, and what happens to Weiss is an entertaining twist that had me frantically reading to the bottom!

I will definitely be reading on! Well done :)

Unless I’m mistaken, it sounds like there may be a possibility of creating a new and different cure for vampirism, one based off of medicine and science as opposed to magic.

Good

Yeah, this is one of the weirder quests in Skyrim. But making Melka not want to raid and attract attention was a good call, nicely done.

Can't wait to see what happens next. I've always went to see a story where it's team JNPR in Skyrim or the uncharted games. I might have to write one of those one day.

Yay, new chapter! Was a great one, as always!

sometimes I forget the Foresworn are inspired by old celtic tribes and are meant to have that feeling

All I can say is wow! This revised chapter is amazing!
And Molag Bal is creepy!

Ce chapitre est incroyable et je suis extrêmement impatiente de voir ruby découvert le elder scrolls
PS je me demande si summer est vivan dans skyrim ?

Oooooh! If they're heading for Blackreach next, might I recommend you watch a video on YouTube about Blackreach. Search for Camelworks. It's a long video but it will give you a lay of the land, everything you'll need to make RWBY's visit there as memorable as possible!

Serana's age is almost completely unknown but she can't possibly be more than around 4000 years old (which is still stupidly old). We can know this from the fact that Serana is a Daughter of Coldharbour, and the first Daughter of Coldharbour was created in the early First Era, which began almost 4500 years before the events of Skyrim. Although, according to one of the Bethesda developers, Serana was locked in that tomb in the late Second Era, so between about 550 and 1000 years before the events of Skyrim. Therefore, Serana could be anywhere from about 550 years old to about 4000 years old. You'd think she would maybe write down when she was born or something to not have such a ridiculous range...

Also, Dunmer were created by Azura by cursing the Chimer people not long after the Battle of Red Mountain in 1E 700, so Serana should definitely know what Dunmer are.

Have you ever watched the Final Fantasy VII movie Advent Children? I’m asking because the fight between Blake and the ‘man-bat’ vampire reminded me of the final part of the fight between Cloud and Sephiroth.

Glad to see the series is still going, i really enjoy it and it would be rather sad if it ended without a proper finish, and reading this story gives me something to do in my spare time. Another amazing chapter and can't wait for the next