| Saviwa | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Rimmen Necropolis | ||
| Race | Khajiit | Gender | Male |
| Reaction | Friendly | ||
Saviwa is a Khajiit found in Rimmen Necropolis. He's currently got a ghostly family problem that he'd like for you to get rid of in the form of his ancestor, Jora-ri.
Related QuestsEdit
- Relatively Speaking: Find a resting place for a restless spirit.
DialogueEdit
As soon as you enter the dungeon, you'll hear the following conversation:
- Saviwa: "Saviwa can live with your constant glowing, but not your constant talking."
- Jora-ri: "What sort of Khajiit doesn't want to carry his ancestor's ashes around? Your great-great-great grandmother spent a lot of gold on this urn, you know."
When you approach, Saviwa may say "There must be someone who can get rid of you. Er…help you."
Speak to him and he'll bemoan his sorrow:
- "Ziss'vo! The constant nagging and judging and glowing and floating! This is why Saviwa avoids his family at all costs. Especially the undead ones."
- Problems with one of your relatives?
- "My shiny ancestor here. We got along fine when he was ashes in an urn, but something stirred his spirit, and now he won't leave me alone. He says Saviwa spends too much time drinking and napping. As if there's something better to spend time on."
- What stirred his spirit?
- "Saviwa threw a big party. Everyone was having fun until a jeek bumped the urn, and woke my ancestor from the dead. Now, Saviwa needs to get the urn to our family tomb so he can rest, but warring cultists are blocking the way.
You will help, yes?" - I'll place your ancestor's urn in the family tomb.
- "Fragrant! Gather the urn and take it to our family tomb.
Saviwa usually avoids these crypts because of all the stairs and murderous spirits, so he doesn't know exactly which tomb is ours, but he's marked the location on your map." - Why are the cultists at war?
- "They're fighting over territory around Rimmen. These shaveskins are always fighting over something, yes? Screaming. Then fighting. Then screaming while fighting. Then dying. Then screaming about someone dying.
Too much drama for Saviwa."
Speak to him before placing the urn and he'll say:
- "Saviwa is grateful to you for helping his ancestor's spirit find peace. Saviwa would be even more grateful to you if you helped him get a jug of plum brandy."
Once you have found Jora-ri's resting spot, he will tell you to mention to Saviwa what he missed out on:
- "Saviwa just woke up from his best nap in weeks! You got rid of that nagging jeek, didn't you? Did you decide to just kick his urn off a cliff?
Saviwa won't tell anyone if you just decided to kick his urn off a cliff." - Jora-ri is in the royal tomb. He would have given you treasure if you had brought the urn yourself.
- "The old ghost was royalty? If Saviwa had that treasure, he would have never had to work a day in his life. Oh, well. Saviwa will find another way to be lazy.
Take this for your efforts. It's no royal treasure, but it's the best Saviwa has to give."
When you speak to him after completing the quest, he isn't too broken up over losing his chance at treasure:
- "Saviwa wishes he had his ancestor's treasure. He could have thrown his best party in ages. There would have been nice wine, lots of ladies, weird smoothskins juggling sharp objects ….
Ah. It would have been good times, my friend. Very good times." - What will you do now?
- "Saviwa is thinking about having some drinks, then taking some naps. After that, maybe more drinks and more naps, but in no particular order.
That's sort of Saviwa's thing."