All Shezzarines, regardless of blessings, have never been immortal. But then again the first time was supposedly by accident. Would he had restarted his murder of the Khajit?Īgain, possibly. Would he have murdered the early Bretons, the Manmer, for their Elven blood? Unless Alessia managed to put a leash on him. Would Pelinal have continued his genocide against the Mer? Then we wouldn't have Knights of the Nine. What i've been wondering is, what is he had lived? What i've been wondering is, what is he had lived? Would Pelinal have continued his genocide against the Mer? Would he have murdered the early Bretons, the Manmer, for their Elven blood? Would he had restarted his murder of the Khajit? Would he be alive in toe 4th era? Would the combined powers of Morihaus, bull-,man, lover of Alessia, and Alessia herself be able to take on his insane Shezzarine? Thoughts? We also know that, when he tried to follow Umaril's soul into another plane of existence, he died, for he did not have the blessing ot Talos. He aided Alessia in her rebellion against the Ayleids. He claimed Akatosh was "Watching him watching Akatosh watching him>" and went into rampages, almost eliminating the Khajit before he learned they were not of Aldmeris. This was a demigod warrior, said to have been "Star-Made", who was also very insane. The Divine Crusader, Slayer of Umaril the Unfeathered, Penile Whitesnake. For those of us who have read the Songs of Pelinal, or played the phenominal Oblivion add-on Knights of the Nine, will have no doubt heard of Pelinal Whitesrake.
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