One Biigggg Mountain!

From where I left off a lot has happened, after I found out that the leaders of The Companions were all actually werewolves... then I began to wonder if they would turn me into one as well, and I thought that the only way to find out was to carry on through The Companions quests. I went to one of their men and he gave me the quest of rescuing a member of Whiterun's civilians, little did I know that I was getting a surprise. I left Whiterun and instead of fast travelling I decided to run to my destination, on the way a dragon attacked me (which I was happy about), I thought since I've killed one then "I guess I can kill this one" and started attacking it but it was flying around everywhere spraying fire in the completely wrong places, it turned out that it was attacking a wolf, then a Sabre Cat, and then a band of giants and mammoths. Due to the fact I couldn't attack as strongly as a giant can.. the giant got the kill and I thought this meant I cant take the dragons soul..... WRONG!... I walked up to its body and got its soul, and used it to unlock fire breath which was a very good shout in my opinion, I also killed a giant and a mammoth (but they were only killed because they couldn't get to me, otherwise I would have certainly been destroyed). I headed to my Companions quest and I was greeted by some vampires that were holding my villager friend captive, I killed them and escorted him back home, I finally went back to Whiterun to tell The Companions of my deed. By now I thought it was time to go to the Greybeards. The hike wasn't actually as dangerous as I thought it would be, everything I thought was an enemy turned out to be a pilgrim or a hunter, although the trip its self was quite long, but eventually I reached the entrance to the Greybeards temple and almost instantly got taught 2 new words of power, I quite liked my stay with the Greybeards but they gave me a quest which I have yet to start, so I'm back on the roads of Skyrim.
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Dragons and Werewolves!

I started Skyrim as a Dunmer which is the race I used to be 80% of the time in Oblivion. And I had a very slow start because of a tremendous amount of LAG!! But even with that problem bearing a burden on me, I carried on through Riverwood, to Whiterun where I started the main quest. When I arrived I took a simple tour through Whiterun and eventually got to the Jarl, then when I found out I had to go to Bleak Falls.... (or as my mind called it "that scary looking place with that dragon in the gameplay videos") I avoided the main quest till I thought I was strong enough. So I headed up to Winterhold to join the College of Winterhold (which is the equivalent to Oblivion's Mages Guild) and I joined them, I did the first quest for them quite quickly and then I noticed the huge amount of miscellaneous quests I had so I went round mostly the middle of Skyrim doing some of these quests. One of them was to join The Companions who are a band of fighters that believe honor and family to be great parts of their lives. But  before I joined them I had been to Bleak Falls, done the quest and returned to Whiterun to find out that there was a dragon nearby, I went and killed the dragon with flames while healing myself at the same time, and found out I was the Dragonborn (which I knew was coming). I headed back to Whiterun to become a Thane and earn the Axe of Whiterun which then made me want to join The Companions, so I went there and joined up (which is strange considering I'm mainly a mage). I would say one good reason was to improve my one-handed skill and to get stronger for my hike up to the Greybeards. I had to pass a trail to prove my strength and loyalty to The Companions, and during this trail in a tomb full of enemies I discovered that these fighters are secret Werewolves which was a great twist to the story.
And that's the point I'm up to in this amazing game, there will be another post soon. Thank you for reading.

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