Remnants of the Mythic Dawn

[Inquart]

So, while playing Skyrim the other day and collecting pieces of Mehrunes' Razor for Silus Vesuius (again), I had this sudden thought cross my mind: are there any more men like him somewhere in Tamriel? Men of course a lot less opened about their past, intentions and/or continuous allegiance to Dagon even now, in the Fourth Era? I mean, Dagon surely still has some secret worshippers here and there, even after the Oblivion Crisis, but do you think Mythic Dawn really just died off like that, with all its members identified, hunted down and eradicated over time? I might sound a bit paranoid about that, but let's not forget that Mankar Camoran's men were able to stay in shadows and plot for Divines know how long before striking, and when they finally did strike, they took not only the good Emperor himself, but also all of his legitimate sons (in fact, when the Emperor figured out what's happening, it was already too late, wasn't it?). And I'm thinking - if their enemies (particularly Keepers of the Razor) could pass their mission from one generation to another, why couldn't some Mythic Dawn holdouts do the same, like a proper cult? Perhaps causing yet another daedric invasion isn't something they think about or even can do (correct me if I'm wrong here, but I think the gates between worlds are forever shut thanks to Martin's sacrifice), but I'm sure spreading chaos in Dagon's name would be enough for them. As I said, I might sound a bit paranoid (although to be honest, I think any Mythic Dawn holdouts out there aren't much of a threat compared to the Thalmor - but that might work to their advantage), but I'm simply curious about your thoughts on the matter, if anyone care to share.

[chanchan05]

The Vigilants of Stendarr hunted down any worshipper of Dagon they could find, whether or not they were part of the MD. So yeah, they're either pretty much in hiding or extinct. Which makes me wonder why they didn't burn down that house in Dawnstar being so close to the Hall.