I must remember to visit more often, Dyus. Now I wait for the end of times, when I might be allowed to die. Lord Sheogorath could have ended me, but he chose to imprison me instead, in case he needed my services. However, even he did not anticipate that I would survive his downfall. After my first few deaths, he grew impatient with me and stripped my mortality away. It was Lord Jyggalag’s whim that I would despise the role I was molded to fit. As chamberlain, everyday I yearned for death. In short I did all those things Jyggalag found distasteful.ĭid I enjoy my profession? As a librarian, I found a certain satisfaction in my work. However, the time came when he decided a chamberlain was needed to take care of all the mundane affairs of running a realm. My duties were whatever Jyggalag commanded. I am not even certain if Mytheria is a true place or not. That may be because I had none, or it may be because Lord Jyggalag blessed me with forgetfulness. As for my former life, I no longer remember it. I served him because he willed it to be so. My employment, as you describe it, was at the whim of Lord Jyggalag. How did two fine gentlemen end up in this rather peculiar employment niche? What do your duties entail? Do you enjoy your profession? If our information is correct, you both are or were -my condolences, Dyus- chamberlains to Sheogorath or Jygallag. But don't worry, my duties encompass many activities more distasteful than answering pointless questions.
Can we get on with this? Being around others grates on my nerves. My name is Dyus of Mytheria, former chamberlain to the Daedric Lord Jyggalag. Would you perhaps like to introduce yourselves? It is an honor to converse with two respectable. The librarians were escorted to a hillside cave in which they were introduced to two of the Isles' most remarkable inhabitants: one white-haired and pale, wearing a drab grey robe, the other looking stern and serious, yet flamboyantly dressed. Soon after news about the dramatic events in the realm of the Mad God reached Cyrodiil, the Imperial Library requested permission to enter the Shivering Isles and inquire about the land's current state. Interview with Haskill and Dyus of the Shivering Isles. The interviewees of this interview were Kurt Kuhlmann and Bruce Nesmith of Bethesda Softworks.Īll answers © 2007 by Bethesda Softworks.
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