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Did You Know: the concept of a "kalpa", a long period of time between the creation and destruction of the world, is lifted directly out of Hinduism? This is a subtle reference to the fact that Michael Kirkbride took a World Religions course and enjoys cherrypicking.
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"The Satakals have never liked the Imperial presence, and have recently taken to harassing its civil servants."
--From the 1st Edition of the Pocket Guide to the Empire, claiming the Satakal faithful in Hammerfell opposed the Imperials. The elf YR claims that "harassing" was an understatement, and that "biting" was a more accurate assessment of the situation.
While Xenon chased after Alduin, he often referred to him as Satakal, which is the equivalence of him in the Yokudan Pantheon. It annoyed Alduin every time he called him that face to face, but he did it anyways, loving to annoy the scaly bastard.
I like to think that Xenon's nickname in the Covenant, the Covenant's Rose, and his affection to roses were small clues towards his connection to Ebonarm.
It's only after his encounter with one of the Citadel of Ebonarm that he starts preparing himself physically and mentally to fully become the vessel of Ebonarm.
These preparations are held up since Xenon gets thrown to the future to become the Dragonborn, but they prove to be useful in his fight against Alduin, known as Satakal to Xenon, finally becoming a demigod.
