I finally reached Solitude. It wasn't easy,and I got lost. It took me a lot more time than I thought despite the fact I was following directions but for some odd reason and without going out of the road there, I was either mistaken or I was contemplating the landscape and I didn't notice something important.
Theoretically, I should be there in like an hour on foot, but it was more like two hours and a half in the end. When crossing Solitude's walls I decided to leave the game there but a friend told me it's a very beautiful city so I will give the city a more thorough examination tonight.
After reaching Solitude, I noticed a man was about to be hanged. I will try to save him the next time around, because I am anti-Imperial in this walkthrough and in the next.
There is a "way" to stop his execution, not very useful though, but still... As shown in this fun video:
So my 3rd character is going to be a female, a rogue Archer, very smart and someone who loathes injustices, and has a very deep aversion against the Thalmor and some nobles. She is the middle ages version of a psychologist, helping those in need especially.
Her motto is "Help and you will be helped". She thinks she can help the people of Tamriel, especially those with a profound and perhaps lasting unhappiness because of their delusion of not being good enough.
Her name will be Sarah -I haven't decided the two surnames yet-, the finest archer of the planet Nirn, and a person whose inborn heart, brilliant attitude, formidable work, integrity, and talent will help the people in need, and will deserve her the name of the Dragonborn, although she doesn't know it yet.
Ballads will be sing about her and she will remain in the memory of people forever. The maid of Skyrim. :smile:
Here is a hint of what my Dohvakiina will look like, but this is subject to change. I'd like to "save" Roggvir in my next walkthrough.
She will be, just partially, based on a famous (well, only here in my homeland) heroic woman from the place where my father was born. He used to tell me all these tales about her and a famous male hero here. She was called Pepa the Wolfess. :smile2:
That would be the literal translation to English. She was a middle age Robin Hood like heroic woman who lived with her gang in the mountains surrounding the place were my father was born. Little was known about her personal life, except she had an aunt called Dorinda and that she fell in love with a guy she studied with.
