How exciting! I've never witnessed an active dev forum RP before. So I'm guessing the IGS got in deep, deep trouble for reporting that the Secunda was colonized and that space travel (or even leaving Nirn) was possible? The Mane tells the IGS reporter that the Elder Council won't like such reports in a widely circulated book. Also what was the exchange between Hatta and the Elder Council about? Peli-NULL? Zero-Star? And Hatta is killed by motion of committee? And a new version of him is created? Odd. And "The Hasphat"? Also odd. Son of Aleshut? Referring to who? the Manbull? Pelinal? Reman? Also also odd.

After the khajiit had scaled heaven, however, such hindrances fell away and the practice was again extended to all of his two hundred million subjects. In his commonest guise, the Mane is a cilicious sphere of vast dimensions, a third moon among the stars of his Greater Palace.

Khajiits in space!

See: Jews in Space!

I don't want to be that guy... but the T0 spelled "Elsweyr" wrong.

How embarrassing.

Be forewarned that transmission will be fractured at best and may contain inaccuracies introduced by unreliable relays.

Oh man it has it's own catmosphere.

This sorry reputation is engendered largely by the fact that any cartographic expedition into Khajiit territory requires either meticulous metamundal vectors to travel by brute force, or the rare Imperial disposition to submit to a deep and prolonged sugar trance.

More daring pioneers, however, report a fascinating landscape of silver sands, bathing in a plethora of colors our own atmosphere cannot permit.
The oases that dot the prairies in the center of the land are rumored to be among the most splendorous on the lunar surface and curiously retain the same indigo hue in the bright solar seasons, the fleeting shadow of Jode's monthly passing or the cool slumber of the four month's night. A remarkable phenomenon can be witnessed in these plains on certain blessed nights, when streams of aetheric refuse spontaneously combust in the pale nirnshine to form phantasms instructing the cats in the meanings of stars.

Together, just this once, Khajiit will stand tall as Alkosh, cat upon cat upon cat. And in doing so, it will climb to the moon as it has been told so many times."

Khajiit saw reason in these words and so it climbed and climbed, cat upon cat, for a hundred days. Much sugar was brought there to support the climbers and in the end Khajiit climbed high, so very high that it was in fact closer to Jo'Segunda than to Nirni below. At that moment, little Alfiq fell upwards and from there on Khajiit helped Khajiit up, which was down, until all were gathered there. This is where Khajiit intends to stay from now on, for who could know strife when walking sugar and not sand?

A popular tall tale in countless skooma dens holds that the only sizable band of Imperial visitors to the city was a delegation of diplomats in the early years of Septim Supreme's reign. If this account holds even the smallest kernel of truth, it may well have been this event which provided Talos with the dangerous idea of recolonizing the carmine moon.

Torval covers one of the largest crater lagoons on Lleswer's southern coast. Extending far into the shallow waters of the bay, the city is the focal point of the khajiiti sugar magics. As the dance of the two moons brings in the tide, slow molasses-like waves deposit sugar of a quality unknown or unknowable to our earth on the beach.

The steep crater walls that cradle Torval on all sides merge into the sacchranite walls of the Lesser Palace.

After the khajiit had scaled heaven, however, such hindrances fell away and the practice was again extended to all of his two hundred million subjects.

I think that upon my third reading of this I realized the significance of these lines, and what Lleswer is, other than brilliantly awesome.
Anyone care to share what they get out of this?

I'd read those same lines the first time thinking I was misinterpreting them, but do you also think that Llesweyr is a moon? How could that be possible if it's part of Tamriel and Nirn?

I think that upon my third reading of this I realized the significance of these lines, and what Lleswer is, other than brilliantly awesome.
Anyone care to share what they get out of this?

Instead, traffic between Lleswer and other provinces is primarily managed through the nirnstrand terminus at the very tip of the peninsula. Though sugar-fibril transport is an affordable and safe mode of transportation, non-khajiiti incoming passengers are exceptionally scarce.

Central in the Palace is the Mane's private residence, a secluded retreat where he may occasionally dock to shed into a more manageable mortal form and indulge in nourishment or companionship.

The Mane
By ancient tradition, all khajiit would shave off their own manes to tie them into the voluminous crest of their spiritual leader. By the late centuries of the Potentates, this custom had been reduced to a fraction of its original intent as increasing population raised obvious practical problems. After the khajiit had scaled heaven, however, such hindrances fell away and the practice was again extended to all of his two hundred million subjects. In his commonest guise, the Mane is a cilicious sphere of vast dimensions, a third moon among the stars of his Greater Palace. The location of the Satellite Lord changes constantly, orbiting Lleswer along a set but complex and indecipherable trajectory.

... glossobremia ...

So we're building up to giant technoarcane moths fighting giant oversoul hairballs on Secunda? Or maybe they don't fight at all. Or maybe they fight the craters Nerevar once fought.

What are the physics of going to Llesweyr? In the 2nd Era did Elsweyr even exist in Tamriel? Or by crossing the border were you truly stepping past some magical barrier onto Secunda? In this case did Llesweyr ever crash down to Tamriel to become a formal part of it?

I think Llesweyr was the name of the land as a whole before it became a unified Elsweyr in the 2nd Era. Or there could be more to it than that.