Sweet rolls. They are not the beginning,and they won't be the end...cuz they're just sweet rolls. Their end comes through the allegiance of people who wish to eat them. Strong and weak people can participate, but only the bravest can hunt them because it might throw off their diet. They are the catalyst for their undoing because they are so addictive that everyone stops caring about diets and can't stop eating them thus speeding up the process of their end.
You are currently talking to a mentally unstable psychopath. Tread lightly. He will drink all of your tea for the rest of eternity!
DarkEastwood wrote:I am not the beginning, nor am I the end.
My end comes through allegiance,
Through the strong or the weak,
But only few can truly hunt me.
I'm the catalyst of our undoing.
What/Who am I?
Four more lines: My battle in the West,
Is the fourth test.
My defeat is your calling,
The tales are false, for I am not rising but falling.
I am not the beginning, nor am I the end. (He is not the first, nor the last dragon you meet)
My end comes through allegiance, (Fight alongside the guards)
Through the strong or the weak, (You can be high or low level?)
But only few can truly hunt me. (Not many can hunt dragons? Dragonstone reference? )
I'm the catalyst of our undoing. (Killing him initiates the dragonborn prophecy)
(Also Mil-mul-nir translates as Allegiance, Strong, Hunt. These are words in lines 2, 3 and 4)
My battle in the West, (whiterun?)
Is the fourth test. (4th quest in main questline is killing him)
My defeat is your calling, (again, killing him starts the dragonborn prophecy)
The tales are false, for I am not rising but falling (quest is called Dragon Rising but you end up defeating him)
I am not the beginning, nor am I the end. (He is not the first, nor the last dragon you meet)
My end comes through allegiance, (Fight alongside the guards)
Through the strong or the weak, (You can be high or low level?)
But only few can truly hunt me. (Not many can hunt dragons? Dragonstone reference? )
I'm the catalyst of our undoing. (Killing him initiates the dragonborn prophecy)
(Also Mil-mul-nir translates as Allegiance, Strong, Hunt. These are words in lines 2, 3 and 4)
My battle in the West, (whiterun?)
Is the fourth test. (4th quest in main questline is killing him)
My defeat is your calling, (again, killing him starts the dragonborn prophecy)
The tales are false, for I am not rising but falling (quest is called Dragon Rising but you end up defeating him)
Spot on! Great catch on the Mil-mul-nir breakdown 100% correct with every part (Hunt part is to reference the Dragonborn's throughout history are the only ones who can truly kill and harvest a Dragon's life)