HOW DO THE BOYS FEEL ABOUT THE DIVINES AND/OR DAEDRIC LORDS
naltir’s not a particularly religious person when it comes to the divines or the daedra- his focus, like many bosmer, is on y’ffre the storyteller. he does generally keep an amulet of mara on his person, though.he and his family are fairly strict followers of the green pact, though-- the whole cannibalism is a little far for them, as it is with most bosmer nowadays
gladghorus honestly couldn’t really care less about the divines? his stronghold, like most, follow malacarth/mauloch and worship the orc-father above all other deities. there’s actually a bit of an in-joke about it between him and inhla; inhla will invariably reassure him (even though he doesn’t need to) that he knows that malacarth is “one of the good daedra” whenever he mentions the house of troubles.glad is well aware that malacarth is not “one of the good ones” lmao
inhla grew up in valenwood with the heavenshades, and thus was raised with his mother+aunt’s morrowind beliefs alongside those of the bosmer. he subscribes to the house of troubles line of thought, and though he doesn’t observe the green pact himself, he makes sure to keep its sensibilities in mind.ultimately, he ends up worshipping sithis as well. yes, this does mean the brotherhood ouo
purohm-la isn’t too fussed on the whole divines thing- his understanding of it is very cyrodiliic (and he’s not overly attached to the way the imperials do things), and he doesn’t really understand the khajiiti way of seeing things. he’s very disconnected from his khajiit ancestry, unfortunately. he ends up holding nocturnal in very high regard, and also leaves offerings to sheogorath on his summoning days if he has them free.
