Lord of Souls: An Elder Scrolls Novel (2011)
“She felt a little heat like black pepper, followed by a rush in her nose like fiery mustard and green onions. The texture, though, was like a boiled cashew.
“That’s great,” she told Glim. “What is it?”
“Something new,” he said. “Maybe from Morrowind.”
“Maybe,” Annaïg said dubiously.
“Wert says that sometimes the sump will go for years without producing a particular thing, then start again, while something else vanishes for a time.”
“How does it do it?” she wondered. “Does Umbriel store seeds an...d eggs someplace?”
“I don’t think so,” Glim told her. “I think it’s the trees.”
Glim had a sharp, excited scent about him, and he seemed to be barely holding something in.
“The trees?” she asked.
“The trees in the Fringe Gyre,” he said. “You saw them when we tried to escape.”
“Well, yes,” she said. “But it was dark, and I was distracted by—well, escaping.”
“I believe that they are cousins of the Hist.”
“That’s interesting.MoreLess
“That’s great,” she told Glim. “What is it?”
“Something new,” he said. “Maybe from Morrowind.”
“Maybe,” Annaïg said dubiously.
“Wert says that sometimes the sump will go for years without producing a particular thing, then start again, while something else vanishes for a time.”
“How does it do it?” she wondered. “Does Umbriel store seeds an...d eggs someplace?”
“I don’t think so,” Glim told her. “I think it’s the trees.”
Glim had a sharp, excited scent about him, and he seemed to be barely holding something in.
“The trees?” she asked.
“The trees in the Fringe Gyre,” he said. “You saw them when we tried to escape.”
“Well, yes,” she said. “But it was dark, and I was distracted by—well, escaping.”
“I believe that they are cousins of the Hist.”
“That’s interesting.MoreLess
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