Elsweyr Summary

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The story takes place in a country known as Elsweyr. The time period of this story take place in medieval times. Things like dungeons and dragons. Elsweyr is located in the southern part of a continent known as Tamriel. The people of this country are known as the Khajiiti. The Khajiiti are a feline humanoid race. They have many traits of a regular feline such as great agility, stealth, strength, and night vision. This makes them very good warriors and very good thief 's. The Khajiiti are not very popular in Tamriel because of their way of thievery. The story starts with our main character Zan 'ar. Zan’ar is a hard working Khajiiti who travels in a caravan with the rest of his family. They move day by day around Elsweyr setting up shop and selling the items they have built or traded for. Zan’ar has always been on the move with his family and has never really settled down in a home or town.
Every day for Zan’ar is the same. His day starts of by waking up and waking the rest of his family, his father, mother, brother, and grandmother. After that they all head into a town or somewhere outside the gate of the town to set up shop and sell and trade that day. Then that evening they move
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Zan’ar talked many others in the city and was told that anyone who wanted to volunteer in a special group will help in fighting the dragons would get a large payout. Zan’ar thought that this was a good idea. This would help his family and this would set them up for life. After talking to his family about this they denied and said that traveling that far alone is dangerous. Zan’ar did not care and told his family that he is leaving first thing in the morning and will return with many riches and fame. The next morning he left a note telling his family where he would be and that he is doing this for

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