Morrowind Mod:Tamriel Rebuilt/True Telvanni Nobility

The majority of Telvanni nobles are born and bred in Morrowind. We, the Great House of Nobles and Wizards, care little for the matters of outlanders. I have lived for hundreds of years, yet never have I seen a creature as putrid as an Imperial. I felt expressing this in a written document would be more appropriate.

I myself have spent years on my research and experiments, confined to my laboratory. We as Telvanni are obligated to continue our studies for the sake of knowledge itself, no matter the cost. We will not be bound to rules and limits, for, as I have said, we are driven in our constant search for knowledge. If others are harmed by our experiments, so be it. We need to have expendable material to continue our work. This is anything but selfish. And I say this with all modesty when I state that we are far more knowledgeable of things and intelligent then [sic] meddlesome Imperials.

Imperials, however, are very meddlesome. Any true Telvanni noble would dismiss them and could [sic] care less about there [sic] existence. However, their recent slanderous accusations of necromancy and their vain perceptions on slavery have annoyed me to the point of writing this book.

Another factor to bring up is the other houses. While House Dres seems to be in somewhat good order, Hlaalu is actually in an alliance with the Imperials. It simply shows they have nothing in their lives that is worth anything, so they live through lies and carefully rehearsed truths. House Redoran might as well join the Imperials, considering they are openly accusing and attacking our supposed 'necromancers'. That shows how barbaric they are, not to mention incompetent for not understanding the truth and knowledge that Telvanni uncovers. House Indoril is somewhat better then [sic] Redoran, but so many Ordinators and Buoyant Armigers that have come from the Temple and Indoril are no amelioration to their barbarous brothers of Redoran. Telvanni appear to be the only House with intellect guiding their actions, or rather, our actions.

As this book closes to its end, I can honestly state that I, as a true Telvanni, will continue to pursue my legacy as a highborn wizard of an equally highborn House. I can also safely state that our House and all that are under it will continue its legacy; a legacy that does not need others, but a legacy that concerns knowledge; a true introspection of Telvanni nobility.