Hachishaku Healer
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About this mod Machine translation
Hachishaku is a very tall creepy woman who comes from ancient Japanese folklore and has also become problematic media.
describe
She's based on an old Japanese folktale meant to scare children or something. I strongly advise you not to Google it, as the most popular form this legend takes is in the form of adult anime, which is what the design of the follower is based on. Searching for information on the actual lore was very challenging because the modern stuff overshadowed the original story... I decided to make her a healer so that I could match some kind of obsession theme to the player. She wants him or her alive.
Background knowledge
In Akaviir, there is a legend called Hachishaku. She finds a young man who has a crush on her. However, his family was able to take him somewhere in Tameriel. More than a hundred years later, she appears in the sky, perhaps looking for him. However, the dragon fetus now had her attention. The people of Skyrim do not know her true nature and are completely unaware of the legends. They just thought she was a very tall and weird Nordic person. No one knows if she is a Daedra or a vampire. The sunlight didn't seem to affect her. But one thing is clear. She is not human (nor elf).
feature
Eightish statistics
Gender: Female
Voice type: female sultry
Body: Custom UUNP special body
Height: 1.37
Class: Healer Mage
Combat style: Destruction and healing
Like: The day when the breeze blows, human beings
Dislikes: giving up
Location
Morality
Asking to wander around
Skyrim
XP32 Maximum Skeleton -XPMS
HDT Physics
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