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Hok hears some whispers since their early life but nobody else hears them. They doesn't tell anyone because it's weird and a bit scary and wtf is going on. Nobody knows that they can hear in fact the nightmother making them a perfect candidate for a listener.

Then years later while the Oblivion crisis takes place, HoK kills someone innocent and Lucien Lachance appears on their doorstep, doing the usual "you sleep rather soundly for a murderer" shit, want to recruit them.

HoK then says something like "Oh man good you are here, I heard whispers all day after this murder" and tells him about their little problem without knowing what it is. Lucien then be like:

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HE'S SO HANDSOM

Lucien Lachance my fav assassin WIP I felt too lazy to finish it Inspired by Theo James’ gorgeous/splendid/awesome face

The day before yesterday, I had a nostalgia for a beautiful, role-playing community of the Dark Brotherhood.

(I'll leave the link just below if one of my readers is Russian-speaking.)

Well, I decided to make art with the Blade of Woe. And again, throw a little lore on the subject of this weapon.

The Blade of Woe is an ebony dagger associated with the Dark Brotherhood. It looks little different from any other similar weapon, but in the right hands it is deadly. The dagger is all the more deadly, because it damages health and magic, and also demoralizes the one who is wounded by it.

Around 3E 433, the dagger, which had not yet been used to commit a single murder, was handed over by Lucien Lachance to a certain assassin when the Dark Brotherhood invited this newcomer to join their ranks. The killer joined the Brotherhood and quickly ascended the career ladder, remaining the owner of this weapon. After the rite of Purification and subsequent cleansing of the ranks of the Black Hand, which ended in Lucien's death, the killer took part in a meeting of the top of the Brotherhood, which resulted in the decision to summon the spirit of the Mother of Night in the crypt under the statue of the Happy Old Lady in Braville. During this meeting, the true traitor of the Brotherhood was identified and killed, and as a reward for her loyalty, the Night Mother revealed the true power of the Blade of Woe to the newly chosen Hearer.

Around 4E 201, the Blade of Woe, whose magical properties were significantly weakened, was wielded by Astrid, the head of the last known active refuge of the Dark Brotherhood stationed in Skyrim. Astrid died at the hands of the one who killed Grelod the Good. The killer took possession of the Blade, after which the location of the weapon is unknown.

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