Oblivion:Tsavi

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Tsavi in Leyawiin Castle

Tsavi, is a female Khajiit healer and mage serving at Castle Leyawiin, as she says when first introducing herself: "Tsavi, Count's Mage and Castle Healer, your servant". When she is asked about Leyawiin, she will express her dislike about Alessia's ideas about the Khajiits, Argonians and Dunmers: "I have been happy enough in the Count's service. But I am not so happy about his lovely wife, and her Nibenean advisor. Lady Alessia is uncomfortable with Khajiit ways. And Argonian ways. And Dunmer ways. She is only comfortable with pure white-bread Nibeneans."

She has a pretty straight routine every day: she wakes up at 6am and wanders around the Healer's and Steward's Private Quarters until 10am, at that time she will head to the Leyawiin Mages Guild, and staying there until 2pm, she will then head back to the Castle Quarters, wandering there again until 4pm. Next she heads to The Great Chapel of Zenithar and will stand in front of the door leading to the Great Hall. At 7pm she will leave the Chapel and will head back to the Castle, she will then be found eating in the Dinning Room from 8pm and until 11pm, time at which she will head to the Quarters to sleep for seven hours.

Her attire consists of a green robe and a matching green robe hood along with a pair of quilted shoes. She also carries two keys that open various doors in the Private Quarters of the castle. Her only other possession is a leveled amount of gold. She doesn't carry any weapons, relying instead on a set of 5 leveled spells from all of the magical schools but Mysticism. These include 4 powerful spells (1 Alteration, 1 Destruction, 1 Illusion and 1 Restoration) and a weak Summon or Bound Weapon spell.

[edit] Notes

• The Blade skill book, 2920,Morning Star (v1) can be found in her room.
• If the door to the Chapel's Great Hall is unlocked, she will enter but she will only stand there.
• Alessia Caro, her bodyguard and Hlidara Mothril will also be in the Chapel at the same time.