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{{Game Book
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These will be the last words anyone ever hears from me. Hear? That's silly of me. As if anyone will HEAR what I am writing. Regardless, I am a lone traveler and never stayed put long enough to know anyone. Except that lovely [[Redguard:Mariah|Mariah]] in [[Lore:Stros M'Kai|Stros M'kai]]. She will forever be in my heart, even in death. To see her again, or to even hear [[Morrowind:Easter Eggs|her beautiful voice]], would surely allow me to die a content man.
I now lay here with a broken back. Unable to move, surely to be dead within hours. I take this remaining time to write a farewell to this cruel world. The very same one that allowed me to take the path of a thief. A good one at least. If ever you hear tales of Malaki the Lightfooted, you can continue the tale of how you happened across my corpse in a [[Morrowind:Hlervu Ancestral Tomb|lowly tomb]], searching for bounty so I may feed myself. What a life I led. If you too, are a common thief like myself, do yourself a favor, and find another way. If I had it to do all over again, I surely would change my ways.
The clawing and moaning of the ghastly [[Morrowind:Undead|undead]] beasts grows louder now. I fear they have come to finish me off for good this time. Know that I shall die a painful death as an unhappy man. May the [[Lore:Gods|gods]] show pity on my soul so I do not have to wander this plane after death.
{{Book End}}
|lorename=none
|icon=MW-icon-book-Scroll1.png
|id=sc_Malaki
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|loc=*[[Morrowind:Hlervu Ancestral Tomb|Hlervu Ancestral Tomb]]
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These will be the last words anyone ever hears from me. Hear? That's silly of me. As if anyone will HEAR what I am writing. Regardless, I am a lone traveler and never stayed put long enough to know anyone. Except that lovely [[Redguard:Mariah|Mariah]] in [[Lore:Stros M'Kai|Stros M'kai]]. She will forever be in my heart, even in death. To see her again, or to even hear [[Morrowind:Easter Eggs|her beautiful voice]], would surely allow me to die a content man.
I now lay here with a broken back. Unable to move, surely to be dead within hours. I take this remaining time to write a farewell to this cruel world. The very same one that allowed me to take the path of a thief. A good one at least. If ever you hear tales of Malaki the Lightfooted, you can continue the tale of how you happened across my corpse in a [[Morrowind:Hlervu Ancestral Tomb|lowly tomb]], searching for bounty so I may feed myself. What a life I led. If you too, are a common thief like myself, do yourself a favor, and find another way. If I had it to do all over again, I surely would change my ways.
The clawing and moaning of the ghastly [[Morrowind:Undead|undead]] beasts grows louder now. I fear they have come to finish me off for good this time. Know that I shall die a painful death as an unhappy man. May the [[Lore:Gods|gods]] show pity on my soul so I do not have to wander this plane after death.
{{Book End}}