Way I hear it, they'll kill a person as soon as look at them.'

All white, you see? My husband set out to run them off, but they're quick as a whip, and Ralmig's knees creak like a dead pine nowadays. My eyes aren't what they used to be, mind, but seemed to me they had sharpish ears like an Elf, they hunched over like Goblins, and they had skin like the underbelly of a dead trout. They only come out on the moonless nights, you know. Snatching up our nets and tearing out the fish. Here are a few passages from the book that I found most informative.īonbetta, a Morthal fishmonger, had this to say: 'Aye! I've seen those scamps more than once! Skulking around the docks they were. The Nords believe 'the snow ghosts' (sometimes called 'bogles,' 'riekr-kin' or 'clatter-coats') steal livestock, stab wandering merchants in their sleep, spoil root cellars with poisonous slime and etc. There are some interesting information in it about the Falmer that were seen by usual people in Skyrim. I found a TESO book called 'Monsters of Northern Folklore: Eyewitness accounts of Snow Ghosts in Skyrim' (by Minerva Calo, Imperial Chronicler).

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