Jorra the Unbroken had climbed the Throat of the World twice, shouted a dragon out of the sky over Riften, and survived a drinking contest with a Daedric Prince. So when the courier found him in the Bannered Mare, he expected a bounty or a summons. Instead, the man handed him a crumpled, water-stained note.
“To the one who calls himself Dragonborn. Seek the Core Top. The Schlongs remember. — P.”
Jorra squinted. “The… schlongs?”
The courier shrugged. “Paid me five septims to deliver it. Smelled like frost salts and old cheese.”
For three days, Jorra ignored it. But the phrase gnawed at him. He asked Hulda, the innkeeper. She turned pale. “Don’t say that word here, northman. Not after what happened at Cragslane Cavern.”
At the cavern, he found nothing but blood stains and a single, impossibly large dwarven gear, etched with a symbol he didn’t recognize: a spiraling tower, a core, and beneath it, three vertical lines. Local hunters whispered of the Schlongs of Skyrim—not a joke, but a forgotten caste. They were not organs, but weapons. Ancient tonal devices crafted by the Dwemer, shaped like tuning rods, each attuned to a specific “Core” of Nirn’s geological song.
And the “Core Top” was the rarest: a master resonator buried beneath the Labyrinthian. schlongs of skyrim core top
Jorra descended. Past frost trolls. Past the skeletons of adventurers who’d laughed at the name. In the deepest chamber, he found it: a circular platform of gleaming dwarven metal, a central pillar carved like a standing stone, but with three massive, cylindrical slots. And inside each slot: a Schlong. Long, metallic, humming with low, bone-rattling frequency.
They were beautiful in a terrible way. One of brass, one of aetherium, one of ebony.
A ghost materialized—a Dwemer engineer named Thragguz. “You came,” it whispered. “The others laughed. Called them ‘schlongs.’ But they are keys. The Core Top is not a location. It is a state. Insert the three Resonators in harmony, and you will hear the Heart of Lorkin’s echo. You will see the Tower’s true purpose.”
Jorra, against every instinct, grabbed the brass rod. As he slid it into the first slot, the cavern sang. A deep, guttural hum that made his teeth ache and his soul tear.
Second rod: the aetherium one. The walls flickered, showing alternate timelines—a Skyrim where dragons never returned, where Alduin won, where Jorra was never born.
Third rod: the ebony. As it locked into place, the Core Top activated. Jorra the Unbroken had climbed the Throat of
Jorra didn’t see a map. He saw layers. The world was a simulation. The “Schlongs” were debug tools. And the “Core Top” was the administrative override—the top-level directory of the Elder Scrolls’ broken reality.
He could change anything. Erase dragons. Make himself a god. Or… laugh.
And Jorra did laugh. A great, booming laugh that echoed through the cavern.
“All this power,” he said to the ghost, “and the mad genius who built it named it ‘Schlongs of Skyrim Core Top’ just so no serious wizard would ever touch it.”
The ghost smiled. “The best hiding place… is embarrassment.”
Jorra pulled the rods out one by one. The vision faded. He returned to the surface, told no one what he’d seen, and ordered a bottle of Black-Briar mead. Some secrets aren’t kept with magic or swords. They’re kept with a name so stupid that only the truly curious—or the truly unashamed—ever find the truth. If you're referring to a specific mod or
And that, children, is why you never mock a Nord’s museum exhibit. Even if it’s called the Schlong Hall of Whiterun.
The End.
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