Armed with Talos' blessing, the Divine Crusader not only defeated Umaril on the mortal plane, but was able to follow him into the spirit realm, where the half-Elf finally met his end.Molag Bal resembles a large, bipedal hybrid of monkey and snake, and usually appears in a form adorned with horns, claws, and a long tail. With the prophet's guidance, the Crusader went on to find something which Pelinal did not, could not, have had when he battled Umaril: the Blessing of Talos. The Crusader gathered the eight Crusader's Relics originally used by Pelinal to destroy Umaril's physical form. The Divine Crusader learned of Umaril's return from an elderly prophet in Anvil, and that he must be conquered in both the physical and spiritual plane in order to be vanquished. Aurorans under his command desecrated the chapel of Dibella in Anvil, and later the chapel of Mara in Bravil. His return at the end of the Third Era was to seek vengeance upon the Divines who had brought about his fall.
While Umaril escaped death, he was cast adrift in the "waters of Oblivion", and many thousands of years passed before he could return to Mundus. Umaril was defeated by Pelinal Whitestrake at the start of the First Era during the human uprising against the Ayleids, their "Slavemasters", and the fall of the White-Gold Tower. He favored "ruin-from-afar", preferring to send minions to attack and weaken his foes before he would risk direct combat. Umaril appeared similar to Meridia's Daedric servants, the Aurorans, though much larger. Using magic, Umaril bound his soul directly to the realm of his mistress Meridia, allowing his spirit to escape death and his physical body to travel between realms. Umaril was a "half-Elf", born of an Ayleid mother and a divine father. Umaril the Unfeathered was an Ayleid sorcerer-king who once ruled Tamriel and enslaved the human population. "As balangua, Ehlnada racuvar!” (“By my power, the mortal gods shall be cast down!”)
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