Shipwrecked
It wasnât racism. He truly didnât know what it was. Some sort of blood magic? Anders would have been tickled with the sight. Fenris searched his mind for Elswyr but the word had never been heard. âWhat is a Khajit?â Even the sound of it was strange coming from his lips. None of this was making any sense.
Maker help him. âStop talking.â He growled deep in the back of his throat. Fingers moved through silver hair as he tried to make sense over everything. Fenris knew he was far from home. âYou are making no sense. None of this is making sense. What is an Altmer?â All these words were foreign to him and he wished to figure it out sooner instead of later.
â...You stop talking, jekosiit,â Zanânir-Dar replied, not liking being snapped at by someone he helped, not one little bit. He then frowned as he seemed to ask questions as if he were actually from one of the fantasy books in the fictional section of the mages guild.
â...You really are from far away,â he said with a quirked brow, then folding his arms. âThis one is an Altmer. High elf, itâs also known as...â He didnât like that term though. It reeked of supremacy. âKhajiit are the people who are from Elsweyr, like Pulema, Cinder-Tail and Soft-Paws,â he exchanged, gesturing to other people, helping victims of the crash, and taking away those that didnât survive. âYou are not bosmer?â







