The time of Nirn has since long past. But some remains are still present and soon will awoke. However not at the time of a certain Zero, no, a hundred years before she was even born. ( 30.08.15: I'm back at writing, so come along and see the new chapter 5!)

What Louise wanted was a dragon, the greatest and strongest of all familiars. What she got was not quite what she expected, but exactly what she wanted.

The Jester was jubilant, ecstatic, joyful and all assortment of emotions as he looked down at the pink haired lady. He felt the power of Sithis course through her veins. The power of the void. It seemed the Dread Father had use of The Keeper Once more. "Your wish is my command Night Mother."

When Louise said she wanted to summon a dragon, she meant it literally and physically a dragon. Not an old man who identifies himself as the Dovahkiin.

The two Dovahkiin answer the call, but not the oath. Now they have new lands to explore and conquer, but it is filled with weak arrogant mages that are not worthy... they will tremble before the might of true Dovah.

Louise just wanted to prove she wasn't a failure and summoning her familiar was going to prove that. She didn't expect to bring an entire city. Neither did she expect them to be the answer to her problem.

Louise summons a different familiar...she simply doesn't get the Hero of the tale this time around though. A disillusioned Hero, chosen of the gods both for Cyrodiil and Skyrim, ends up spurred by Sheogorath on another quest. Was it mentioned the hero is the obvious 'Can do everything' and a Necrophiliac? Of course this matters little in the great scheme of things...of the Irony!

After killing Miraak and Alduin both, Dovahkiin ascends to become the Tenth Divine. Centuries later, dragons follow the Way of the Voice and act as guardians of Nirn. But this isn't about the Dragonborn. This is the story of Luvheimonik, a poor, overworked Elder Dragon who values mind over body. Louise wants a familiar surpassing all others, so let's give her one, shall we?

Three hundred summers have passed since Aedrakiin slew Alduin. Gazing through the Aether one night, he had heard a calling, that should've gone unnoticed and uninterrupted by everyone except those present. However, when he sensed the desperate cry he gazed upon the primitive world, and would have left it alone, were it not for the lost dwemer beacon that activated...M for safety

All Louise wanted was a familiar, any familiar. It could've been a frog, an ant, or a rabbit. But she wanted a familiar that would prove she wasn't just a zero...now, she may have gotten more than she bargained for, when she summons the deadliest mage who ever lived, on Nirn or beyond. Rated M for strong language and my usual tendency towards graphic violence.

Alduin's defeat has left his soul drifting in the void, and when the 9 Divines assign him a punishment worse than death, he is sent to the land of Halkeginia to be a servant to Louise the Zero. Though Louise's perspective may be blinded, her wish fore a powerful dragon could just be the next person protecting her.

Take one Bosmer Dragonborn, fresh from his coronation as Archmage of the College of Winterhold and slayer of Alduin the World-Eater, and stick him in a completely foreign world where he is a familiar to a prideful, talentless mage aptly called Louise the Zero. Calamity happens, especially when the two varieties of magic fight against each other.

what happens if youve got three people from skyrim get sumond to anouther world close to there own? and what happens if yooung Louise get's more then she barggend for? this is my result T for safty of course

Short snippets of a Dragonborn summoned in the world of Familiar of Zero. Not a full story, won't be continued. Possible spoilers to the series. DISCLAIMER: I do not own either of these series.