At the beginning of Rigmor of Cyrodiil, Wulf returns from fighting the Numidium during a Dragon Break, and a war in Coldharbour in a parallel timeline.

He is not the same. His dragon has dominance, and The Divines no longer trust him due to Molag Bal’s taint.

This song is based on Rigmor’s discussion with Wulf the night before they fight Bobby’s army.

Wulf no longer feels restrained when it comes to battle.

Like Pelinal Whitestrake killed without mercy for Saint Alessia, Wulf will kill without mercy for Rigmor. His wrath will be in her name.

• I don’t know what I’m meant to feel,
• Don’t know what’s false, don’t know what’s real.
• Every road before me ends the same,
• More burdens, more pain.

• I don’t know how much more I can take,
• How many times I’m meant to bend, not break.
• And when I reach for something true,
• I’m scared one day I’ll lose you too.

• You fear one day I won’t come home,
• Lost beyond your reach, somewhere unknown.
• Through fire and darkness, through another plane,
• I found you once and would find you again.

• You’ve carried wounds nobody sees,
• Smiled while the world brought you to your knees.
• And still you ask if I really care,
• As if every road didn’t lead me here.

• You don’t know what it’s like inside.
• You don’t know how much I’ve had to hide.
• Maybe Bobby’s right and I’m too much.
• Maybe everyone gets tired of…

• Enough!

• Give me the weight you cannot bear.
• Give me the wounds you cannot share.
• Give me the nights you cried alone.
• You will not carry them on your own.

• Your burdens are my burdens now,
• Your scars are written on me somehow.
• Your tears are mine, your anger is mine,
• I will stand beside you till the end of time.

• And anyone who brings you pain
• Will learn what fury bears your name.
• Let gods look down, let kings proclaim.

• They shall know your name.

• I didn’t mean it, I was afraid.
• I know the promises you’ve made.
• I know you stayed when others ran.
• Please, come back. Please understand.

• I never wanted blood for me.
• I never asked you to make them bleed.
• I only wanted somewhere safe,
• A little room, a little faith.

• Safe?

• They brought an army to your door.
• They came to take what wasn’t theirs.
• They brought the engines, brought the flame,
• And thought Bruma was theirs to claim.

• They would break your walls and call it war.
• Crush homes and children and destroy it all.
• Then dress themselves in noble lies
• While smoke from your city filled the skies.

• No.

• Prophecy can wait.
• The gods can wait.
• Every crown, every throne, every plan can wait.

• You are standing here.

• And that is enough.

• I would take every scar you bear.
• Every grief, every nightmare.
• Every moment they made you crawl,
• I would take it.

• I would take it all.

• Your burdens are my burdens now,
• Your scars are written on me somehow.
• Your tears are mine, your anger is mine,
• I will stand beside you till the end of time.

• And anyone who brings you pain
• Will learn what fury bears your name.
• Let gods look down, let kings proclaim.

• They shall know your name.

• Wulf, stop.

• I would tear the heavens down.

• Please, stop.

• I would break a tyrant’s crown.

• You’re frightening me.

• I would cross Oblivion again.

• Come back to me.

• I would face every god,
• Every demon,
• Every king,

• And ask them only once.

• Did you hurt her?

• Wulf…

• Then hear me, world.

• I will cleave the flesh and bone
• From all who try to harm you.
• I will tear down walls,
• Burn banners,
• Shatter armies to protect you.

• Your suffering will become their suffering.
• Your fury will become their fear.

• And when they ask
• What comes for them,

• Let them hear it clearly.

• THEY SHALL KNOW YOUR NAME AND TREMBLE,
• BE THEY GODS OR DEMONS OR KINGS.
• LET EVERY THRONE REMEMBER
• WHAT LOVE AWAKENS IN ME.

• FOR YOU ARE MY LOVE,
• MY SOUL ENTWINED,
• MY REASON TO DRAW BREATH.

• RIGMOR RAGNARSDOTTIER

• NONE SHALL HARM YOU
• WHILE I YET LIVE.

• I, Wulf Septim,
• swear this sacred oath upon the Nine.

• Your burdens are my burdens.
• Your scars are my scars.
• Your tears are my tears.
• Your anger is my anger.

• And they shall know your pain.

• They shall know your rage.

• They shall know your name.

• What have I done to you?

• Nothing.

• This is how it has always been.

• You just needed me
• to spell it out.