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{{Book Summary
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|icon=OB-icon-book-Broadsheet.png
|news=yes
|lorename=none
|title=SPECIAL EDITION!<br>RAIN OF BURNING DOGS!<br><small>Experts Bewildered!</small>
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|weight=0.1
|loc=* One copy is in Silverhome on the Water
*One copy is in the Fighters Guild
*Two copies are in the Mages Guild
*One copy is in the Lonely Suitor Lodge (all in [[Oblivion:Bravil|Bravil]])
|questrel=[[Oblivion:Sheogorath|Sheogorath]]
}}
The quiet life of the idyllic {{Lore Link|Border Watch}} community was shattered recently by a meteorological phenomenon local experts are unable to explain. On an otherwise normal day, the skies above the small village suddenly darkened, and burning {{Lore Link|dog}}s rained down from the heavens.
The carnage was terrible, according to witnesses. Charred dog carcasses littered the village, and the smell alone was enough to drive many residents into their homes. When asked about the event, local mage and weather expert {{Lore Link|Castus Philidus}} had this to say:
"There seems to be no precedent for this in all of Tamrielic history. While there have been stories of insects, {{Lore Link|frog}}s, and the [[Morrowind:Tarhiel|occasional wayward mage]] crashing to the earth, I've never encountered tales of burning dogs raining from the skies. It is possible that the dogs were the part of some mage's experiments with summoning gone bad, or perhaps the dogs were swept up in a great wind and hurled into the sky. This might explain the dogs falling onto the unfortunate Border Watch community. Of course, that still doesn't explain why they were on fire."
While the experts seem puzzled, the residents of Border Watch see only one explanation.
"It is the end of the world!" said one resident, who asked not to be named in this article. "The {{Lore Link|K'Sharra Prophecy}} tells us that this will happen! The {{Lore Link|rat}}s! The {{Lore Link|sheep}}! We are all doomed! Doomed!"
Prophecy? Mages? Freak weather occurrence? We may never know. And the small village of Border Watch will definitely never be the same.
|id=00098683
|icon=OB-icon-book-Broadsheet.png
|news=yes
|lorename=none
|title=SPECIAL EDITION!<br>RAIN OF BURNING DOGS!<br><small>Experts Bewildered!</small>
|value=0
|weight=0.1
|loc=* One copy is in Silverhome on the Water
*One copy is in the Fighters Guild
*Two copies are in the Mages Guild
*One copy is in the Lonely Suitor Lodge (all in [[Oblivion:Bravil|Bravil]])
|questrel=[[Oblivion:Sheogorath|Sheogorath]]
}}
The quiet life of the idyllic {{Lore Link|Border Watch}} community was shattered recently by a meteorological phenomenon local experts are unable to explain. On an otherwise normal day, the skies above the small village suddenly darkened, and burning {{Lore Link|dog}}s rained down from the heavens.
The carnage was terrible, according to witnesses. Charred dog carcasses littered the village, and the smell alone was enough to drive many residents into their homes. When asked about the event, local mage and weather expert {{Lore Link|Castus Philidus}} had this to say:
"There seems to be no precedent for this in all of Tamrielic history. While there have been stories of insects, {{Lore Link|frog}}s, and the [[Morrowind:Tarhiel|occasional wayward mage]] crashing to the earth, I've never encountered tales of burning dogs raining from the skies. It is possible that the dogs were the part of some mage's experiments with summoning gone bad, or perhaps the dogs were swept up in a great wind and hurled into the sky. This might explain the dogs falling onto the unfortunate Border Watch community. Of course, that still doesn't explain why they were on fire."
While the experts seem puzzled, the residents of Border Watch see only one explanation.
"It is the end of the world!" said one resident, who asked not to be named in this article. "The {{Lore Link|K'Sharra Prophecy}} tells us that this will happen! The {{Lore Link|rat}}s! The {{Lore Link|sheep}}! We are all doomed! Doomed!"
Prophecy? Mages? Freak weather occurrence? We may never know. And the small village of Border Watch will definitely never be the same.