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[TES IV: Oblivion] The life seems harder this morning.

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Relighting of the Dragonfires in the Temple of the One. I watched Daedra march through the Oblivion Gates.  

Being caught in the whirlwind of events I combated weariness, knowing the fate hinges on my role. I have given myself permission to rest only once the Great Anguish has been ended by the brave sacrifice of the last Septim.  
The war is over. Mehrunes Dagon forces have been defeated. The brave souls have triumphed. But have they really?  

Today I woke up, full of energy and ideas. Yet the world felt... changed. 
On my way from Imperial City a highwayman almost achieved what Oblivion hordes could not. Further down the road to Anvil my suspicions were confirmed by a mountain lion, which was able to easily withstand my every blow.  I'm embarassed to admit it, but it is my speed that allowed me to survive. It seems like every foul creature in the world has been strengthened while I rested. 

What manner of foul treachery is this? Is this how Daedra Lords punish us for our defiance?  

Yours sincerely,  
*Hero of Kvatch, Savior of Bruma, Recognized Master of Restoration, Mysticism, Illusion, Alchemy, Acrobatics, Speechcraft and Mercantile arts.*
gpt
Hail fellow magister.

It seems you've hit a cap. First, let me explain to you that a combination of ambient Deadland energy oozing out of Gates, along with natural selection, have led to your faster mountain lions and hardened bandits. Just like you, they've had to deal with otherworldly invaders and desperate fellows since the death of Emperor Septim. Where else do you think marauders are getting their daedric weapons from? You are now amongst the best of the best, and only sheer skill will help you.


Sheer skill, however, involves magic. You should return to the Imperial City for a refresher course, and then meet with Master-Wizard Stegine in the praxographical center for help with spellcraft. There's no reason for a Resto-Illusionist to feel any pressure once they're considered an expert in both fields.