A talk about worship! Then they make a discovery!

"No problem, just... You might want to be a little less open about it, given the ban," Lydia replied, and Viktor snorted.

"Please. I have yet to meet an Imperial that actually enforces the law. They mostly just pretend they didn't hear me," he said carelessly. "Only the Thalmor that made the law in that damn treaty give a damn about it. And it's not just the Nine Divines I worship," he added casually.

"...you worship some of the Daedra too?" Lydia asked, a bit on edge.

"Yes. Some of them anyway," Viktor admitted. "They're not all bad, even if they have their flaws."

"...which ones?" Lydia inquired.

"Azura, Meridia, Hircine, and Boethia," Viktor replied. "... don't worry about that last one, it's more the trial by combat aspects than senseless bloodshed I revere. I personally like to fight, yes, but I don't kill without a reason."

"...I see," Lydia replied as they stopped to make camp for tonight. They should arrive at their next destination tomorrow afternoon.

Viktor got a fire going, and looked through his bag for the food he had brought, when he noticed something in the bag. "...oh right, forgot I had this," he noted, pulling the lamp out.

"What's that?" Lydia asked, leaning over his shoulder.

"Some of the "trash" I apparently chucked about in Dibella's temple," Viktor replied. "Seems like an exotic knick knack to me, though there's some clear magic in it. I couldn't tell you what it is though. It doesn't feel like anything I'm familiar with."

"Looks a little dirty," Lydia noted, and Viktor nodded, trying to brush some of the dust off of it. They both proceeded to let out a startled yelp as Victor got back and dropped the lamp as it released glittering green vapor.

(Side note, the YouTuber Fudgemuppet actually has a video on Boethia that sums up Victor's view towards them.)