The Elder Scrolls Analysis

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So i'm playing one of my favorite games right, it's called The Elder Scrolls 5:Skyrim and that day i just so happened to download an obscene amount of mods (like over 200). i start the game, get into character creation and see the most outlandish races, one of which was called *choose and enjoy* and it looked like a combination of a cracked up chimera and a ice cream cone. I of course chose this wanting to see what would happen and let me tell you, it. was. amazing. the second the world loads chaos ensues, the sky turns red, dragons turn into Tomas the trains, people into an assortment of wackey and crazy things and while all this is happening i'm running for my life hoping not to become a trains lunch(lol).

I get to Whiterun and the first thing i sea is water (pun intended)....apparently water is falling from the sky like a water fall...at least thirst isn't a problem in this world. i go to dragons reach (place where the king/jarl lives) and the jarl is a god dang....chicken? yes a chicken, not human, not a roster, turkey, or pigeon. A chicken. every word that he is supposed to say to me are all changed into a bawks as well so you can probably guess how laughter had been had at this. …show more content…
The talking cow tells me to find a stone tablet in a place called bleak falls barrow, apparently it is a nordic tomb filled with drougr(mid-evil zombies basically). So I set off to find this tablet, still running for dear life. i get to bleak falls barrow, fight the bipedal hamster bandits and go
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