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he does not, I am sorry if it was ambiguous but I didn't do the final check on the chapters, thank you for the observation though, I'll check it out later again
If you read further you can figure out why it might be different
Thalmor Puppet doesn't mean that everyone likes him, Ulfric has previously fought against the Thalmor and killed many people and I think I made it clear enough that it was personal for the ambassador, additionally this story is AU and, slight spoiler, there are other actors involved.
For Victor, its one thing after another only because everything went OK it looked easy but imagine if you were in his stead, also the escape and the battle with the riders both happened in less then 5 minutes
Adrenaline
The first reason I was considering not to put it in was because I was trying to avoid padding the ward count, But if people are ok with that I will add it every time he does a "Dungeon Run" as an extra chapter together with the Character Profile of him and any important characters.
In the game...
Sorted, thanks...
Just now? He is sharing the information from the skill Analyse at this point, maybe I am misunderstanding your query?
Maybe like an extra chapter?
That sounds about right, but here Victor is seemingly a game character but not a Skyrim one. You will know more about his System in the future.
Ulfric's rebellion against the Empire actually benefits the Thalmor by keeping the Empire weak and divided, which is exactly what they want. Despite Ulfric's intense dislike for the Thalmor, whom he sees as oppressive invaders, there are rumors that the Thalmor might have quietly supported his rebellion to advance their own interests. Ulfric's own experiences under Thalmor captivity—where he was tortured and gave up crucial information—have fueled suspicions about his true motives, although his followers vehemently deny these allegations. His ordeal has deeply influenced his stance against the Empire and driven him to lead the Stormcloak rebellion. In the alternate universe of our story, Elenwen, who was directly involved in torturing Ulfric, has a personal vendetta against him. This becomes particularly apparent in her haste to see him executed. The depth of her grudge and more intricate details of their entangled past will be further revealed when Victor brings her head to Ulfric."
Normally you are right but the frost resistance or the lifespan wasn't even a consideration when he chose to be a nord the reasoning was more of a geopolitical nature, and as you said there are multiple magical ways to extend life and/or become Immortal like vampirism for example. Also the story of my book is located in Nirn at the moment not just the game Skyrim and previously multiple characters throughout its history have even become God's at some point, finally at the moment I am doing a job in Denmark at the moment and have been visiting some Viking ruins and such and I may or may not have been influenced by that. All in all thank you for your input this is the best way for me to improve the story and if you want to have more information just leave a message and I'll answer you as soon as possible
He just sow the hot elf lady getting attacked by the Imperials who tried to kill you, the Dragonborn in the game, the surreal experience and the transfer to the world of Skyrim still does not feel real to him and he did the first thing that come to his head. I personally really didn't like the Imperials because of the beginning even trough I understand that there should be no mercy being shown to the head of the enemy army and his associates.
It's an extra 140% not 140% of his strength, ffs people go touch some grass, your brain is rotting 🥶