Jolner sighed and quietly followed her, grabbing a nearby woodchopping axe and approaching her "Two people will get this done faster you know" he commented, his accent vastly different to the normal Nordic, Breton or Imperial accents one would usually hear in Skyrim
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Jolner smiled and raised his axe, getting to work and chopping the wood quickly and efficiently, his movements and posture making it fairly obvious that he he'd done this before
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Jolner shrugged "Whiterun probably" he said, checking his map "It's the closest city to here and a major trade hub" he said
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Jones sighed softly "A dragon, as black as the night and covered in horns attacked right as I was about to be executed" he said
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Jolner looked her deep in the eyes "I swear upon my honor that I saw a dragon with my own two eyes, just ask Hadvar, he saw it too" he said
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"An imperial soldier I escaped with, we got seperated by a cave-in and he told me to get help" Jolner answered
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Jolner sighed softly "Tell me about it." He muttered "I'm sure he managed to find his way out, and if he perished in the cave in? Then May sovengarde welcome him with open arms" he said
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Jolner smiled and retrieved a small Urn from his satchel "My father was born in Skyrim, I came here to bring him back home" he smiled sadly
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Jolner followed quietly and looked around the forest a little, taking in the beauty of Skyrim
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After some time following a narrow dirt path up the mountainside, she came to a stop just at the top, a view laid out before them as she turned and waited for him.
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Jolner looked at the view and smiled "Wow, that's a great view" he said, watching his reflection in the lake