Scholars believe the Deal of the Star-Dweller was struck in the late First Era, when a crafty Breton witch communed with both Hermaeus Mora and Azura; a request for a child, born with Daedric blood running through its veins. Both Princes answered, though when the Demi-Prince infant was born, neither could agree on who the true godly parent was. Thus, the Second Deal of the Star-Dweller was struck; that they would split the newborn in half and raise each child separately.
But the soul knows, you see, and it was not long before the two sisters were reunited, raised with the teachings of Fate, Knowledge, and Prophecy. Bad enough that their power was diminished upon the Split, but true woe upon the Princes; for the sisters take to their human side all too often, care-free and eager to adventure the mortal realm. Difficult to manipulate for the whims, schemes, and plots of the Oblivion kings. I suppose if you had to go drinking with Daedra in Fargrave, Lexian and Zedusi will at least see you safely home and tucked in bed (you may note a coin purse missing in the morning, and odd ramblings scribbled in your journals).
― Excerpt from Demi-Princes of Nirn and Beyond by Aspasia LaChance.
My ESO twins, sorcerer Lexian Star-Dweller (left) and arcanist Zedusi Star-Dweller (right). Art by @werewolfteeth. Please do not repost.
