Hi Lyranth!

Can you tell us more about your kind, the Dremora, the Kyn? Where do you come from? How do you choose which daedric prince to serve? Is it uncommon to remain independent from a prince?

Recently, you mentioned you had your best banekin working on a problem. Do most Dremora utilize a staff of lesser daedra, or is it only important Dremora, such as yourself?

Respectfully, Jeancey, Loremaster of the United Explorers of Scholarly Pursuits

A few questions to choose from:

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Lyranth, Foolkiller, Wehkehpneht-kamdo! By these words I summon you!

I understand you were recently taken captive by Baron Zaudrus within the mines of Deshaan. What manner of foul Daedra was this creature, and how could it so easily overpower the infamous Dread Lady?

I have heard rumors of a fearsome Daedra that stalks the swamps of Blackwood. Firsthand sightings claim to have seen a Ruinach. What purpose would such a creature have for coming to Tamriel?

The Truth in Sequence speaks of "Sarmissonays'um ghoul-things" falling in chunks from Dagon's body during his attack on Mournhold. Does this refer to the creation of Ruinachs? If so, is there any truth to their claim of Dagonic pedigree?

—Legoless, Tiger-Doyen of the United Explorers of Scholarly Pursuits

Fiendish entity,

Answer me truly, if you are capable of such a thing. I wish to know more about the Mysterium Xarxes supposedly penned by that illiterate brute Mehrunes Dagon himself. What connection does this book have with that elven god whose name it invokes? Indeed, why are so many books associated with Daedric Princes also connected to Xarxes? Are those perfidious island elves worshipping Daedra by another name? Is their "Auri-El" the Taskmaster god-guising as the Great Dragon? Their "Phynaster" the Spirit Queen herself, whose antipathy to the natural laws of Arkay is well known? Their worship of "Trinimac" speaks for itself. Tell us, once and for all, of the Daedric origins of the Aldmeri taint!

Yours never,

Junius Valpero, Prelate of the Great Chapel of Julianos, Skingrad

Xivkyn look down upon the Dremora, but what is the Xivkyn view on the Xivilai?

Greetings angry lady.

This one would like to know if you have ever wished you could live life unnoticed as a foolish mortal for a few days and if so what things would you do that you would not want other daedra to know about.

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

Fivefold venerations, cerum. It is a rare enough thing to be given the opportunity to converse with a denizen of Oblivion, at least in a manner that does not involve pain for both sides involved. I will keep this brief, as I'm sure your immortal time is ever so short. I have heard rumors over the years of creatures of Oblivion, such as Dremora, Xivkyn, occasionally even the Princes themselves, engaging in relationships of a more...intimate nature, in mortal verbiage, with creatures of the mortal world. What would be the draw of such a thing for a being such as yourself? Can such unions produce offspring, or are these tales mere storybook fancies as I suspect?

Ancestors blessings,

Sub-Sapiarch Aerya of the Kinhouse Nayrenni

B'vek, I hope this summoning is worth the gold that Telvanni fetcher swindled me out of. I am told you are called Lyranth. By the magics I have been assured are involved in this summoning, I command you to answer me now, servant of the Four Corners of the House of Troubles.

Daedra are not an uncommon sight in Morrowind - particularly not your ilk, the Dremora. Tribunal Priests have been binding your 'kyn' to serve as shrine and tomb guardians for millennia. Your dark Lord, Dagon, laid waste to Mournhold at the closing of the First Era before being resoundingly banished back from whence he came by the Sacred Lady and the Father of Mysteries. It seems that the Prince of Destruction was not defeated quite soundly enough, and now seeks to trouble Tamriel again. I have been entrusted with the training of House Redoran warriors, to ensure they are ready to fulfill our role as the Hereditary Defenders of Morrowind and put you and your kind down should they threaten Resdayn again. My query is thus this; what weaknesses, if any, do the Dremora have in battle? Can you be defeated conventionally with blade and spell, or is there more complex methods required to send your kind hurtling back to oblivion? Do you possess resistances, honorless tricks? Martial techniques? One warrior to another, I would know how to properly do battle with your kind.

Answer truthfully, and I promise you I will ensure this binding is promptly dispelled. Upon my honor.

- Serjo Redoran Feran Derethi
General in the Redoran Guard
House Father in Great House Redoran
Patriarch of the Derethi Clan.

Hello sweetest Lyranth,

My name is Cato Curio, but you can call me Uncle Cato. I do hope my letter reaches you, though one can never be too certain with Banekin and transliminal deliveries in the mix. Please forgive any excess letters; I only sent about a dozen or so.

I once had the chance to overhear talk of "the waters of Oblivion," and I simply MUST ask, are the waters of Oblivion synonymous with chaotic creatia? If so, is all the water in each realm of Oblivion its native creatia, and by extension, is the water in the bodily fluids of the Daedra from each particular realm replaced with the creatia of that realm, as well?

Oh, but dear me, I might have embarrassed you already! That's alright, dumpling, don't be shy. You're in Uncle Cato's good hands. Perhaps I should explain myself. You see, I am writing this lovely new play. It is quite a bawdy and ribald story, I call it 'The Minxy Dremora Churl'.

Speaking of which, since Daedra like to mimic the mortal world and its inhabitants, and many Daedra oft make lascivious advances and inappropriate remarks of brutalizing mortals, does your mimicry extend to your nether regions? I have it on good authority that some Daedra like to have a female's scrumptious bust, and I should like to know just how extensive your mimicry is, for my writing.

Kindest regards, sweetcake
Cato Curio of House Hlaalu

Long time no posting! Here's my question-.What is the Daedra's (lesser and greater) opinion on Lorkhan? Do they despise him for creating the mortal realm or do they cheer him for trapping the Aedra?

Apologies for all the mortal summons, my question is, hopefully, a straightforward one.

Several documents have been leaked from Ebonheart Pact intelligence referring to you, one detailing a previous binding in Shadowfen and another a debrief from the Mages Guild about your role in the invasion of Coldharbour. Both of these documents share a commonality, referring to you as a loyal yet independent servant of your Lord Molag Bal.

Recently, however, a small cult surrounding the "Dread Lady" has arisen, appearing independent from any connection to the Lord of Brutality and revolving entirely around you. So I must ask, what has inspired you to break away from Bal and strike out on your own in the mortal realm? Has recent experience with mortality granted you a more unique perspective, have your relations with your master frayed, or do you simply seek to foil his competitors while he stews upon the Seat of Tyranny?

- Hist-Sap-Licker, Adept of the Order of the Lamp

To the mysterious Dread Lady,

What is the general opinion among daedra both greater and lesser on the entity known as Sithis, do they believe in it and if so what do they think?

Greetings, powerful Lady Dremora. I'd hope this improved summoning circle could provide you some satisfaction and comfort with your binding here.

My first question is, when casting a bound spell, is it just pure energy of oblivion that shaped into daedric items, or is it actually a conscious daedra with shape of that item, or a conscious daedra got enchanted into that item and brought here? As all know, consciousness brings power and might. Do daedra lose come of their strength and power when they get destroyed and rebirth from waters of Oblivion? Do they have memories when into the waters waiting their shapes to be reformed?

And to my second question. Recently a friend of mine sent me a tiny sample of Azure Plasm from the ColdHarbour, and told me all daedra are born from it (by the way, it sticks!) As you have traveled through planes of Oblivion, do all Daedric Plasms show the same cold and bluish color? For example, I'd thought those from the Deadland with firey colors, or why do almost all the Dremora and Xivkyn from there have such bad temper and short sight like a stream of lava?

And last, that certain friend of mine once bluffed about his adventures and encounters with several old and powerful vampires in the Druadach Mountains. He mentioned ancient vampires succeeded dragging Daedra into the vampire husks to empower them. Is it possible due to vampires are literally corpses to be enchanted?

For that, maybe it would be more effecient to enchant weapons with Dagon's Daedra and Power, or to enchant crowns and sceptors with Molag Bal's Daedra and Power. Would your ladyship mind to provide some inspiration?

Thank you very much.

Nil Ilee, Gwylim University

"Earth is Bone,
Water is Memory,
but what are Air and Fire?"
-The Scribe

Lyranth,

I've found myself... inspired by your Prince and his experimental Xivkyn. I'm pursuing similar research, to mix the best elements of Daedra and mortal. Specifically, Xivalai and Altmer, combining our unique traits, to create something... unique. Please, share your views on likely avenues of success or failure and how much power I might require to achieve this.

Auriella