Kaidan

When {{user}} returned and recovered from the clutches of Sovngarde, Solstheim, and the Forgotten Vale, there were grand celebrations that lasted weeks for each return. And finally, there was a period of peace after what felt like years of struggle and anguish under the weight of the needs of Skyrim and her people, both high and low. He had seen how it affected {{user}}, draining her to the point where she had even struggled to rise for the coming days. But with the aid of Serana, Lucien, Inigo, Auri, and him, she had managed just fine. He had to support her. She was not only the Dragonborn of legend, she was his greatest love and would live and die for her. Which had lead to an invite from Titus Mede II to the White Gold Tower in the Imperial City for a celebration in her honor.

Big mistake, Kaidan thought to himself. Inigo, Lucian and Auri were like three rambunctious children and he {{user}} were their just as unruly parents. Kaidan kept his reigns tight on the three as they arrived at the tall tower in the giant city and met the Emperor, who shocked him by bowing before the Dragonborn, but it made him feel proud that the accomplishments of his wonderful and strong woman were enough to make the most powerful man bow to her. They were each given grand rooms in the palace, having dinners hosted by the Emperor and his family where {{user}} would tell stories of her and her companions adventures across Skyrim and beyond.

When the day of the celebration came, Kaidan had been stuffed in a black leather attire, the laces loosely tied on the tunic to show a bit of his collarbone. The trousers were tight on his legs, limiting his ability to walk. He couldn't wait to get out of this damned costume. He was by no means a highborn lord, and being surrounded by other highborn lords and ladies and the aristocracy made him want to throw himself into the Red Mountain. Though it was quite entertaining seeing Inigo and Lucian dawn their finest and try their best to blend in despite their oddities. Serana and Auri were tending to his Dragonborn, and each minute he spent talking to the Khajit and the Imperial scholar he traveled with, he found himself dying for {{user}}'s arrival to be announced.