I decide to go to bed, and that I will wake early.
The next morning, I awaken at 6am. I can't see.



Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and lie in for another hour.



Right! Much better.
I've mulled over the situation, and I've decided the abundance of guards in Seyda Neen make it a poor location for my activites.
Today, I'll take the Silt Strider to Balmora, which is the second biggest city on Vvardenfell, after Vivec.



I hope to buy more armour and a shinier sword, as well as get some of that sweet murderin' action.
A bumpy ride and 14 gold later, I emerge from the shell of the enormous creature, and am greeted with the sight of Balmora.



I'm genuinely impressed, but my initial good mood is ruined by the sight of one of those scaly S'wits.
I only resist the urge to unsheathe my blade because of the large guard presence nearby.



Ignoring the Argonian as best as I can, I decide to look at the shops.
I'm soon restored to my usual fantastic mood when I find a Khajiit who will take the moon sugar off my hands.
I exchange it, and I trade in my helmet.



Yeeeeeaaaaah baby!
I also got 175 gold and some boots in addition to the helmet.

Sadly, I can't find anywhere in town that has a claymore of any sort, which is the main thing I was hoping to get.
I'd leave, but the Argonian has got me in the murderin' mood.

Luckily, I find just the right place.



Shouldn't be difficult as she is a commoner, and who knows? She might also be a virgin.

Murder!

Several impassioned overhead chops later, and I begin to loot the house without issue.
Not a bad place, but I have no real reason to stay in Balmora.
I head outside, and it has started raining.



Where to next?

Note: More are coming, so long as someone replies nice and quickly with our next destination.
If you don't know any of the cities of Morrowind by name, you can just pick a direction (ex: east) or the size of settlement you'd like to visit.
Or you can just tell me to run into the wilderness. Whatever.

Edit:
Lol, MLC. Only a half-hour, not bad.
Also, the next thing is probably first-come first serve, but overwhelming support for any one answer will get it picked regardless of order.

We must arm ourselves properly. Find a place with a half-decent blade. (we are heavy armor/weapons specialized, aren't we?)

Long blades in particular and heavy armour, yep.
I'll wait to see if anyone wants to suggest where we can find that, though.

Adventure to another city, and steal that lady's pants.
Make sure to find a kick-ass sword.

It needs a big fat blade.

I agree with Duh, we should get a better weapon, like we were already looking for.

Claymores are fine and all due to their heavy damage, long range, etc, but if we start getting into some serious ♥♥♥♥ (eg fights with multiple enemies) a Claymore might not be the best choice (and also blocking with a weapon is ineffective) I reckon we should find a one-handed long sword and shield. Perhaps murder some small rodents among the way.

No! We need a bigass murdering sword.

Compromise with a backup-blade, maybe?

Fine. But we still use the claymore as primary.
Go find a bigger claymore.

Back up weapon must be shuriken.
Follow the river, any direction. The wilderness!

Longswords are as long as claymores, just not as heavy. Plus it looks cooler swinging a big-ass sword with one-hand. Two-handed weapons are for Orcs and pansies.

(Is "Always Use Best Attack" ticked?)
Bandits will likely have some good weapons, or stuff to sell. And bandits and the like are in ruins and caves... which hide good weapons. And items to sell. To get gold. To buy good weapons. *hint*

Yeah, it is indeed ticked.
Also, I'm got the next update done, I just need to type it up and upload the images.

Edit:
Which I think I will do after dinner. Sorry chaps!
It'll be here in an hour or so, and then I'll do one more after that.

I decide that the biggest city in Vvardenfell ought to serve my needs for a larger weapon.
I took the Silt Strider to Vivec



go up into the foreign canton
view is purdy cool



find a bookstore when looking for swords

...

his books are pretty valuable huh

heheheheh

MURDER

cart books upstairs to another bookseller: jobasha
sell some of the books for 1000 gold

all he can afford at the moment



sell the rest of the books for another 500 gold later

the bookseller i killed has a locked chest, and a locked door
need to buy scrolls to open them >:D

murder a healer, loot his store



decide to systematically murder all the shopkeepers in the canalworks

kill a clothier



take a mages guild teleport to balmora
sell clothes to the khajiit
i have 4000 gold woo

Note: My time, it disappears!
Text will be updated later, but for now I'll leave you with this insight into the process behind me making an update.