The Black Fin : Foreign Adventures , Part 2 Content . Now , the declaration of the formation of the Ebonheart Pact and the abolition of Argonian slavery didn ' t result in the immediate cessation of all Dark Elf slaver activity . It would take almost a full year for every Dark Elf province and holding to comply with the order of the Tribunal , and even then there would always be slavers who refused to adhere to the new accords . This resulted in a few awkward situations for Keshu and her Black Fin Legion as it toured the land of Morrowind as the initial Argonian representatives to the alliance . We met with a good amount of fear and hatred during those early days of the alliance . Some Dark Elves became very uncomfortable when a heavily armed force of Argonians approached their town or village . At these , we were turned away at best or attacked by settlements with sizable militias . Others , though , having heard the story of the Battle of Ebonheart , appeared grateful for our help and were happy to welcome us into their homes . While such treatment is much more common now , back then it was nearly unheard of , and we were both surprised and thankful for every friendly face we encountered . We spent that first year of the alliance in ' Dark Elf territory , making our presence known and working to make sure that all of the tenets of the agreement were adhered to . We also took in many of the newly freed Argonians , giving the ones who decided not to return to Black Marsh or try to make a go of it as a free Saxhleel in Morrowind an immediate purpose and a place to belong . In this way , the Black Legion continued to grow even as it traveled throughout Morrowind . Eventually , we arrived at Mournhold as guests of the Tribunal . We spent nearly a month camped outside the city and regularly meeting with Almalexia and other important Dark Elf and Nord officials . Keshu participated in discussions to bolster the defense of the Pact by forming an " army of the alliance , " which would include forces donated by each of the member nations . As we were looking for a purpose , Keshu volunteered the Black Fin Legion to serve as the backbone of the new allied army . In time , Keshu would become not only a war hero , but one of the foremost generals leading Pact forces . Before that initial year had ended , Keshu and the Black Legion would prove their worth to the Pact by once again saving the day . This time , it was to deal with raiders crossing the mountains from the west . Rumors abounded that the raiders were either funded by the Daggerfall Covenant or were Covenant soldiers in disguise , but we were never able to prove that . But when reports of a large band of raiders attacking Dark Elf settlements in western Morrowind reached Mournhold , Keshu offered to take the Pact army on a hunting expedition . Keshu ' s force consisted of mostly Black Fin legionnaires , bolstered by a contingent of Nord soldiers and a squadron of Dark Elf mages and healers . We moved quickly , following the path of destruction left by the raiders until we finally caught them at Indrano Pass . Keshu divided our forces , sending half of our contingent around to cut off the raiders ' escape path into the mountains , while the rest of our troops formed an arrowhead and advanced on the raiders ' position . Instead of holding fast , the raiders decided to turn and run . That ' s when our troops swarmed out of the rocky foothills and we caught the raiders between us . After all the trouble they caused , we expected them to put up more of a fight .