'Soon the Greybeards made known that they were restless. He fights the eastern Orcs and shouts their chief into Hell.' - The Five Songs of King Wulfharthįinally, Pelinal's proclivity for laying waste to entire swaths of land reminds me of the following:

'The second song of King Wulfharth glorifies his deeds in the eyes of the Old Gods. We also know that Wulf/Wulfharth utilized the Thu'um: 'Also during the Late Merethic Era the legendary immortal hero, warrior, sorceror, and king variously known as Pelinal Whitestrake, Harrald Hairy Breeks, Ysmir, Hans the Fox, etc., wandered Tamriel, gathering armies, conquering lands, ruling, then abandoning his kingdoms to wander again.' - Before the Ages of Man There is, then, the matter of the following quote, born with the knowledge that Talos = Ysmir, the 'Dragon of the North' (or a portion of the Enantiomorph). 'O Aka, for our shared madness I do this! I watch you watching me watching back! Umaril dares call us out, for that is how we made him!' these fits of anger and nonsense that Pelinal would fall into the Madness, where whole swaths of lands were devoured in divine rampage to become Void.' - Song of Pelinal, Volume 6 In the past, reading the Song of Pelinal, I had noticed the following section, and wondered about the 'mechanics' of it:

Ysmir dragon of the north