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However, they were too late - Mehrunes Dagon himself had entered Tamriel. Martin, Ocato, the protagonist and the Blades made their way to the Temple of the One District to re-light the Dragonfires. During this raid, Martin sends Baurus, a Blade, to the Imperial Palace to formally present his claim to the throne to Chancellor Ocato, who, with the Elder Council, considered and accepted the claim.Īrriving at the Imperial Palace with the player and Jauffre, Martin is about to be formally recognized as Emperor by Ocato, when a massive Daedric invasion erupts within the Imperial City.
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The Hero of Kvatch (the player character) entered, killed Camoran and returned with the Amulet of Kings, presenting it to Martin. The four objects in hand, Martin bound himself temporarily to the Xarxes, and opened a portal to Paradise. Martin donned the armor of Tiber Septim, and led a defense of Bruma, deliberately allowing the opening of the gate and buying the player time to secure the stone. The player is able to obtain the first three objects alone, but the last could be obtained only by allowing the Mythic Dawn to open a Great Gate (which requires a Great Sigil Stone to open) near Bruma, which could potentially cause the destruction of Bruma. These included any Daedric artifact, the blood of one of the Nine Divines (obtained from armor Tiber Septim had fought and bled in before his Apotheosis), a Great Welkynd Stone, and a Great Sigil Stone. Eventually, he determined that the book could be used to open a portal to Camoran's Paradise, and that four other items were needed to do this. However, it was slow, painstaking work, taking much, much research. Martin, recalling his past as a practitioner of Daedric magic, translated the Xarxes. To safeguard Martin, Jauffre, grandmaster of the Blades, took Martin to the fortress of the Blades, called Cloud Ruler Temple, where he also offered to make the protagonist a Blade.Ī failed attempt by the player to recover the Amulet of Kings from Mankar Camoran did yield the Mysterium Xarxes, the holy book of the Mythic Dawn cult and a tome of massive dark power. Soon after Martin's discovery, the Amulet of Kings was stolen by members of the Mythic Dawn a Daedra cult based within Cyrodiil, who were also responsible for the invasion in the first place. Upon being found and informed of his true heritage, he agreed to follow the agent sent to retrieve him, presumably because the daedric sack of Kvatch left him with no reason to stay where he was. Formerly a practitioner of daedric magic, he was now a priest of Akatosh in the chapel of Kvatch.
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Unaware that he was in fact the final heir to the Septim throne, Martin is sought out by the player character in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. With the death of his father and half-brothers by Mythic Dawn assassins, Martin became the only remaining Septim. What is known is that Martin was raised by a farmer that he lived for a substantial time in the city of Kvatch that he practiced Daedric magic for a time, and later became a priest of Akatosh. No precise date of birth within the Tamrielic calendar is known. Little is known of Martin's life before the events of 27 Last Seed, 3E 433, when his father the Emperor was killed. He appears as a character in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. He is the final Emperor of the Septim bloodline. Martin Septim (3E ? - earliest 3E 433) was the illegitimate son of Emperor Uriel Septim VII, leader of The Empire of Tamriel, a fictional state in the Elder Scrolls universe.