Elder Scrolls Online Aldmeri Dominion Novels & Stories

The thing that stepped through the smoke behind them— It wasn’t a soldier. It wasn’t a beast. It was both. And more. Skin like iron split with cracks of molten light. Eyes burning gold where no eyes should be. And a crown of bone twisted above a face that had never been human. A Dominion Warlord. And not just any. The one I knew would come for me. The one I prayed I’d never see again. “Elara,” I said, and this time my voice wasn’t a roar. It was a plea. “Run.”

"I have never heard of them. What kingdom is that? Why have I never heard of it before?" Aldric looked at his son and his red eyes were cold and serious. "Exactly," he said. "That would be our whole vampire race if I had not bowed my head in defeat and left there. The Shadowmere Dominion does not exist anymore because Draevon erased it."

Dom followed through with a devastating left hook that lifted the man off his feet and sent him crashing into the stone fireplace. Within thirty seconds, eight mercenaries lay groaning on the floorboards. The commander, now sweating profusely despite the freezing rain, backed toward the open doorway, his hands trembling as he raised his heavy axe. You... you don't understand what's coming! Aethelgard isn't the mainland! The Sea Alphas have already united under the Eclipse Flag! The storm is coming for your empire!" Dom walked toward him with slow, deliberate steps, his boots thudding against the wet wood.

he said bending down on his knees as he tells the elf's to do so as well. Aldmeris replies ' Yes, yes my highness' he said in a trembling voice. 'Not your highness but your queen!' she said, getting angry. Aldmeris replies “ Forgive me my queen, I am an elf from the Avallonè kingdom and I have come as an ally to join you in your mission in defeating the winter fairy.” he said, still bowing down on his knees. 'hmmm, the winter fairy you say, ah! I remember! Why should I agree to your request in helping me in defeating the winter fairy hmmm' she said moving in circles around them. Aldmeris replies 'Well because we also hate light supernaturals just as much as you do. With me are my elf's from

“You’ve noticed it, haven’t you? The disappearances. The warriors sent on missions that never returned. Omegas vanishing from the records. Where do you think they went?” “Careful,” Eldric hissed. His eyes darted around, but no one lingered nearby. “Careful is why Dominic is still breathing,” I said, my voice cold. “He feeds rogues. He sells our blood to the Council. And now he plans something worse, something that will make all of us slaves to his madness. Do you want to die for a tyrant? Or do you want to live free?” Eldric’s hand shook as he raised the flask to his lips. He didn’t answer, but he didn’t walk away either. That was enough. Seeds didn’t bloom in one night, but I had planted th

(Elijah) Elijah exclaimed, genuinely shocked by the rapid progress. The news was indeed startling—learning that two-thirds of the Northern Alemia Region was now under Aeternum’s control within just 24 hours. Such a feat would be considered inhumane by most, but Aeternum was no ordinary nation. Secretly, Aeternum, particularly through the Eternal Night Division, had already planted its roots deep within Alemia’s Northeastern region. Under the guise of defending Aeternum’s Northern frontier from demonic monsters, the region had been fortified with hidden Aeternum military bases. Now that the war had spread to that area, Aeternum's military presence could finally reveal itself openly.

It opened to reveal a mesmerizing magical crown, fit indeed for the Alpha King, along with a bejeweled magical Alpha King robe that Elijah had worn at his coronation. Even though he was suspicious, Dom thanked the werewolves and welcomed them with a promise of protection under his reign that they had chosen. Freddie was happy to get his mate back safe, though the same couldn't be said about Edmond. His dragon had died mid mind-link conversation and he was weak with pain and grief.

A few chuckles ripple through the room, but Doom’s sharp glare silences them. He rises, his voice cutting through the hall like a blade. “We’re not here for gossip. We’re here because the balance of power is shifting. The Silvercrest Pack is leaderless, and the world has already seen who its true backbone was.” He turns slightly toward me. “Which brings us here.” I blink, uncertain what he’s planning to say next. “Effective immediately,” Doom continues, “Elara’s territory in the northern valley will begin full development. The resources she requires — warriors, builders, materials — will be provided through my channels.”

“What about? If I may ask” “About this victory, about our redemption, about everything this entire pack had been through. It’s overwhelming and I just want to believe that this isn’t a dream” I reminisce and a solid smack lands on my left cheek. I look at Ella utterly stunted with my eyes wide open. “What was that for?” “Just a wake up call. This isn’t a dream.. You fought that battle and you won. You just redeemed your subjects from tyranny and now you are the great Alpha you are supposed to be. This is reality” She explains and I nod my head as I smile.

“It doesn’t make any s—" "The ring that gave you the power of immortality is rightfully yours, I will say that. And even though that’s a whole other problem in itself, I’ll tell you something that neither Erica—” “You know Erica?” “Nor Remy told you. All the rings are interconnected. They always have been. Something other than chance drew the eight of you together. but the second you chose the leave the realms of the 9th, the scale was tipped, but like always, it found a way to bring you back.”