Let's first say something about the general information he knows.
These materials may not be accurate, as even the roommate who was previously obsessed with The Elder Scrolls series and has extensive knowledge of its history may not be accurate.
I cannot be certain whether the materials I tell him are correct or not, and there is considerable controversy surrounding them.
In summary, for now, let's understand it this way as a reference direction.
It is said that the emergence of this world came from a head, and George now believes that it may be the head of the true creator of this world.
One day, this head had a dream, and then the world split into Anu and Padomei.
They represent eternity and change respectively.
The collision between Anu and Padomei created Umbra, which is also the universe where The Elder Scrolls series exists.
After Anu's division, time dragon god Akkad was produced, and Padomei's classification produced snake god Lorkhah.
Lorkhah deceived Akkad into creating the world, and from then on, the planet Nirn was born.
During this period, Akkad gave rise to many Edda, and Lorkhah gave rise to many D Aldmer.
After the creation, some Edda discovered that the world they created was not as they had imagined. It was not eternal, but always changing, and it was slowly trapping and eroding them.
Among them, the one who reacted the fastest was Eundra Magnus, the Edda known as the creator engineer, who led his Edda away from Nirn quickly and entered the light realm to escape being consumed by the new world.
Magnus formed the sun while escaping to the light realm by breaking through Sheogorad's inferno through a void he had created.
The rest of the Edda created voids that became stars.
The remaining primordial entities, or Edda, began to integrate with the world they had created.
Besides Akkad and a few powerful primordial entities, who can maintain their infinity, the rest of the primordial entities have to rely on procreation and reproduction to condense themselves into finite existences in order to enter the cycle of life and death.
The few primordial entities that maintain their infinity are the divine spirits that are worshipped in this world. They have become planets orbiting Nirn, protecting the world they created from being pulled into the annihilation realm by the D Aldmer.
The D Aldmer are hiding in the annihilation realm, unaffected by the world's consumption, and their power has not been lost in any way.
Because he was lured into creating the world by Lorkhah, Dragon god Akkad's power was greatly weakened. In anger, he tore open the body he shared with Lorkhah.
He took out his heart and fixed it in the Red Mountain of the Mornwind Continent. The process of tearing open his chest gave birth to the moon, which is the body torn into two halves.
Therefore, Nirn is surrounded by two moons.
After that, there were the Elf Age, First Era, Second Era, Third Era and Fourth Era.
The time period he is now in is the Fourth Era.
In this era, Dragon god Akkad blessed a dragon soul and its offspring, hoping they could defeat the world-devourer Odium.
The dragon soul and its offspring, who were blessed by Akkad, sat across from him at an angle.
To avoid Akkad's notice, George decided to play his current role well, and later on, to keep his distance from the dragon offspring, slowly gathering knowledge of this world.
Knowledge is power.
Iluvatar has said that once one reaches the mono-universe level, they will be able to expand their world and advance to the mono-universe level.
One can either spend time gradually honing their abilities or learn new knowledge.
Even the multi-universe level Iluvatar, when interacting with him, learned a lot of other worldly knowledge and made significant breakthroughs in power.
So the purpose of his new world alter ego is still to learn, learn, learn!
"You were about to cross the border when you unexpectedly stepped into the empire's ambush, just like us, and so is this little thief next to you."
Seeing the dragon offspring regain consciousness, Larov spoke casually.
George, without refuting, nodded naturally at the mention.
The dragon offspring looked utterly bewildered, clearly not yet understanding his current situation.
"Hey, thief, which town are you from?"
Seeing the dragon offspring was not talking, Larov turned his head to look at George.
"Loric, are you with the Stormcloaks? Why did they shut him up?"
George pretended to be curious and pointed to the Uffriuk who had his mouth sealed in front of him.
Larov looked at Uffriuk with utmost respect.
"He is our High Lord Uffriuk!"
"Uffriuk, the Lord of Stormwind, it is an honor to finally meet you!"
George's face appropriately showed surprise.
He is now located in the Tamriel continent of Nirn, specifically the province of Skyrim.
The Tamriel continent has previously always been in a state of war, with the Empire, which is mainly human forces, and the Primogenitoria, which is mainly high elven forces, fighting each other.
In the end, although the Empire temporarily won the victory, it was too exhausted to continue fighting and had to cease hostilities with Primogenitoria. As a result, they signed an unequal agreement called the Whitefire Covenant.
The main content of the Whitefire Covenant is:
It requires the Empire to abolish and prohibit the worship of Talos, and accept the supervision of Sovmir.
It formally disbands the Emperor's personal bodyguard and intelligence organization, the Blade.
Cede a large part of the southern territory of Hammerfell to the Primogenitoria.
The Province of Hammerfell refused to accept the humiliating Whitefire Covenant and declared its independence from the Empire, continuing to fight against the Primogenitoria. In the end, they were able to repel the invasion of Primogenitoria's troops into Hammerfell Province.
On the Empire's side, the abolition of Talos' worship led to dissatisfaction among most Nords.
Because in the culture of the Nords, Talos is considered a hero of the Nords, an extraordinary being who has become a god among humans, and a symbol of spirit.
So the worship of Talos is very widespread in Skyrim among the Nords.
Among them, the Easthold's Lord, or the Lord of Skyrim and Windhelm's Ruler, Uffriuk Stormblade, is a typical representative figure.
In the early 201st year of the Fourth Era, Emperor Titus Med II of the Empire supported Torgue, the young Lord of solitude, as the new High King of Skyrim, to govern the entire province of Skyrim.
Uffriuk Stormblade did not accept this and engaged in a Nordic duel with Torgu, who was also a Nordic, within the walls of Solitude.
In the end, he shouted "DRAGON" to instantly kill Torgue.
Some of the city lords in Skyrim supported Uffriuk as the new High King, to break away from the Empire and become independent, while others supported Torgu's wife to succeed him as the High Queen, continuing to follow in the footsteps of the Empire.
There are also some who remain neutral.
Thus, the Skyrim Civil War between the Stormcloaks and the Empire broke out.
Yesterday, with the help of the Sovmir intelligence, General Tullius of the Empire successfully ambushed Uffriuk's troops at the border and captured Uffriuk on the spot.
Originally, General Tullius planned to bring Uffriuk to Solitude for trial.
But Sovmir has been demanding Uffriuk, and he feared that time would only make things worse. Therefore, instead of following the legal procedures and heading to Solitude, he chose the nearest Imperial Stronghold in Sanctuary Town.
He intended to execute Uffriuk privately first and then take Uffriuk's head to Solitude for trial.
So George is now sitting on the same cart as Uffriuk, waiting to be beheaded in Sanctuary Town.
And Uffriuk's mouth being sealed is because General Tullius fears he might use his Dragon Roar.
