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Oblivion:Storn the Burly

Storn the Burly is a Nord rogue, and a former employee at Lelles' Quality Mercandise. Along with his companions, Aenvir and Dranas Lerano, he has been robbing Lelles' store on a regular basis for a while, and the Fighters Guild has been hired to put a stop to it.

He is equipped with a leveled light cuirass and boots. He has a 50% chance of having gauntlets and greaves and a 25% chance of having a helmet, all of which are leveled light armor. He carries the key to the store, which is removed when he enters the store, a small amount of gold and a set of lower-class clothing: a huntsman vest, huntsman leather pants and pair of huntsman moccasin. He is armed with a leveled longsword. In addition to his longsword he also knows a set of rogue spells for combat. 

He does not exist in the game until you talk to Norbert Lelles about the break-ins. After that, he loiters outside the shop until it's time to break in, which is between 10pm and 4am.

Norbert will be quite surprised when you tell him Storn was among the thieves: "''You've gotten them? Wonderful! But... their names are familiar to me. All of those men have worked for me! Amazing. I even trusted them to open up the shop in the mornings. I can't imagine what turned them to a life of crime.''"

 
Related Quests
Oblivion:Astia Inventius

Astia Inventius is an Imperial commoner living in Anvil, and the wife of hunter Pinarus Inventius. Astia was one of the several women in town who were cheated on by their husbands—a result of the Sirens Gang. Her necklace was, for some reason, held by Pinarus when he went to the Gang. It can be later found but never returned. 

She sleeps with her husband in the double bed on the top floor of their house between midnight and 6am and then wanders about the room for two hours before heading to The Count's Arms for breakfast. At 10am in dry weather, she heads to the docks and starts to paint the scene looking across the waterfront towards the lighthouse. If it's raining, or starts to rain while she is painting, she heads back home and paces restlessly around the house. She will paint until 6pm if possible, then head through the city to a spot just outside the Horse Whisperer Stables, where she will wander for three hours. At 9pm, she heads back home and walks around until it's time for bed once more.

While her husband walks around in his armor for most of the day, Astia wears a more relaxing outfit consisting of a dark green shirt, coarse linens, and a pair of clogs. She carries her copy of the house key, her paint brush, and a small amount of gold. 

Astia will greet you with: "Astia Inventius. Wife of the woodsman, Pinarus Inventius. Always out hunting. Anything to avoid doing a little work around the house." If you ask her about Anvil, she'll say: ''"Well, if you don't mind scruffy sailors smelling like bilge, it's a lovely town. The men are all the same, drunk and shiftless."''
Oblivion:Didier Aumilie

Didier Aumilie is a Breton commoner and ship's clerk, currently residing at The Count's Arms in Anvil.

He claims to live the sweet life enjoying the pleasures of the Gold Coast, but he never sets foot on the dockside and spends all of his time relaxing inside Anvil. He sleeps in one of the private rooms on the second floor of The Count's Arms every night between midnight and 6am, then goes downstairs to hang out with innkeeper Wilbur and the other regulars. At 8am, he finds a chair and enjoys a two-hour breakfast. He leaves at 10am and spends the next four hours relaxing in one of the chairs in the small arrangement outside the inn. At 2pm, he gets up and heads inside for yet another two hours of hanging out, before heading to the Chapel of Dibella to receive a blessing from Stendarr. After sitting on the pew for four hours, he returns to the inn at 8pm. At 10pm, he picks out a bottle of wine from Wilbur's collection and enjoys it until his bedtime at midnight. On rainy days, he will cancel his relaxation outside the inn and patiently stay inside until it clears up. When the Knights of the Nine plug-in is installed, Didier will change his behavior slightly. Instead of going to the Chapel at 4pm, he will instead stop and listen to The Prophet for four hours. After Knights of the Nine is completed, he will return to his usual routine. 

He wields an iron dagger and wears a set of regular lower class-clothing: a patched vest, a pair of breeches and stitched leather shoes. He also carries a small amount of gold.

When you meet him for the first time, he will politely introduce himself: ''"Didier Aumilie, ship's clerk. At present, I'm spending my time and gold on the pleasures of the Gold Coast." He also tends to get quite philosophical about the sea trade: "Many of Anvil's folk are directly or indirectly associated with ships and sailing… sailors, ship-owners, men made rich and poor by the sea trade, and the lonely wives of men who follow the sea."

Notes
He is referred to as Imperius Vercetii by game data.

Bugs
Oblivion:Gorgo gro-Shura

Gorgo gro-Shura is an Orc living as a pauper in the city of Anvil. He describes himself as a "Soldier of Fortune", but unfortunately nobody has hired him for ages, forcing him to depend on the goodwill of the Anvil citizens.

One of these citizens, the equally struggling musician Jesan Sextius, has offered Gorgo a bed in his house until he gets back on his feet. While waiting for this to happen, Gorgo lives a very relaxed and laid-back life. He sleeps every night between midnight and 6am, gets out of bed to wish Jesan a good morning, then decides to go back to bed for another six hours. He finally rises at noon and exits the house for a two-hour lunch with Jesan at The Count's Arms. After lunch, he heads back to the house and loiters around lazily until 4pm, when he walks downtown to Morvayn's Peacemakers for a friendly chat with veteran smith Varel Morvayn. At 6pm he heads back to the house, picks up some food, and consumes it hastily before Jesan gets back at 8pm. He will spend the rest of the evening wandering around the second floor of the house until his bedtime at midnight.

He wears a pair of coarse linens, a flax tunic, and oiled linen shoes. He carries a copy of Jesan's house key and a small amount of gold.

Gorgo is well aware of his own situation and will introduce himself like this: "Gorgo gro-Shura. Soldier of fortune. Which means, more-or-less, unemployed and thoroughly pauperized." Even though his lifestyle suggests otherwise, he will tell you what he tells everybody else: ''"I've got a few hot prospects. I'm sure something will come through for me. Soon. Really soon."''
Oblivion:Jesan Sextius

Jesan Sextius is an Imperial commoner living in the western corner of Anvil. He is a singer, composer and storyteller, and hopes his next work will win him an audience with the Countess. In the meanwhile, he works at The Count's Arms for a few coins.

He shares his house with unemployed mercenary Gorgo gro-Shura, who resides in the small room at the top of the stairs. As a result, Jesan sleeps securely in the master bedroom and wakes up every day at 6am. He spends his morning wandering around the second floor until he leaves for The Count's Arms at 10am. His job at the inn is an easy one, as he spends most of his time hanging out near the fireplace and chatting with Wilbur and the other regulars. At midday he takes a break and enjoys his lunch, until he resumes his duties at 2pm. After another six hours, he returns to his house to enjoy dinner and maybe the company of his Khajiit friend S'shani, who has a habit for unexpected visits. After having eaten, he spends the last two hours of the day chatting casually with Gorgo before going to bed at midnight.

He wears a set of common middle-class clothing: a brown shirt along with a pair of tan linens and pigskin shoes. He carries around his house key and a leveled amount of gold.

When you meet him for the first time, he will introduce himself as well as his many talents: "Jesan Sextius, singer, composer, and storyteller extraordinaire. Glad to meet you." When asked about Anvil, he will fill you in on his current situation: ''"I am currently employed at the Count's Arms, but I'm working on a piece I hope will gain me the patronage of a certain countess."''

Notes
He shares a surname with Toutius Sextius, though there is nothing else to suggest they are related.
Oblivion:Hasathil

Hasathil is a Wood Elf commoner, and the wife of Heinrich Oaken-Hull, captain of the Serpent's Wake, currently docked in Anvil. 

With her husband at sea nine months out of ten, Hasathil claims that the Nine console her; incidentally, she receives additional consolation from her secret lover, the apprentice of Varel Morvayn, Enilroth. After waking up at 6am Hasathil starts the day with two hours on the ground floor, then ventures down to the Chapel of Dibella for four hours in silent prayer. At noon, provided the weather is good, she will spend four hours working in the small garden behind the house; if it is raining she will just stay indoors. At 4pm, regardless of weather, Hasathil leaves Anvil for her daily encounter with Enilroth behind the Horse Whisperer Stables. She returns home to her unsuspecting husband at 8pm and eats a two-hour dinner before her bedtime at 10pm. When the Knights of the Nine plug-in is installed, Hasathil will change her behavior slightly. Instead of going to the Chapel at 8am, she will instead listen to The Prophet for four hours. After Knights of the Nine is completed, she will return to her usual routine.

She wears a russet felt outfit with matching shoes. She carries the key to her home, a moderate sum of gold and a hoe.

When you first speak with Hasathil, she will introduce herself: ''"I'm Hasathil, Heinrich Oaken-Hull's wife."'' If you ask her about Anvil, she will lament about being a sailor's wife: ''"The life of a sailor's wife isn't an easy one. Heinrich is at sea nine months out of ten. But Anvil's a friendly town, and the Nine console me."

Hasathil is subject to a lot of prejudice concerning racial differences between her and her husband. Sometimes, when you ask citizens of Anvil about rumors, they will reply: "Heinrich Oaken-Hull is married to a Bosmer? I suppose the women are less annoying than the men." or "The shipmaster, Heinrich Oaken-Hull, has a wood elf for a wife. I'd rather sleep with my horse." Others will reply: "You don't see a lot of Human-Bosmer marriages. I don't know if it's even legal in Cyrodiil." and "I don't know what would possess him to do that. Marrying a Bosmer is just wrong."''
Oblivion:Hastrel Ottus

Hastrel Ottus is a Breton commoner living in the Temple District of the Imperial City.  Along with his wife, Alessia, and daughter, Ida, he is a devout temple worshipper.  He occasionally makes trips to Leyawiin, and he loves to talk about Akatosh, though his daughter prefers Mara.

Hastrel wears common middle-class clothing. His attire includes a brown shirt, some light brown linens and a pair of thick cowhide shoes. He carries his house key and a decent amount of gold.

He will introduce himself with, ''"My name is Hastrel Ottus, and I'd like to talk about Akatosh." If you ask him about the Imperial City, he will say: "Akatosh speaks to us all, but we never listen. Go to the Temple of the One. Read the Covenants. Praise the Nine!"''

Hastrel Ottus lives a standard citizen life. He starts his day every morning at 6am where he enjoys a two hour breakfast in his house before starting his daily activities. At 8am he leaves his house and wanders around the temple district for six hours occasionally interacting with other citizens. At 2pm he heads to The All-Saints Inn for a two hour lunch. After enjoying his lunch, he then leaves the inn and wanders around the Temple District for a further two hours. At 6pm he returns to The All-Saints Inn where he socializes with his fellow citizens. At 8pm he heads home where he spends the rest of his evening wandering around the ground floor of his house. He skips supper and strolls upstairs into his quarters and goes to bed at 12am. The exceptions to this schedule are on Loredas and Sundas, where after breakfast he spends the entire day wandering around the Temple District before returning home at the usual 8pm. 

On the 15th of every month he makes a two day trip to Leyawiin, during which he may be attacked and killed like most traveling NPCs. He departs from his house at 9am and then exits the city. After crossing the Talos Bridge, he heads south on the Red Ring Road and follows it until he reaches Pell's Gate, then heads south on the Green Road. He will keep walking on this road all the way to Leyawiin, on the way passing the city of Bravil. This long trip takes him twenty-four hours and he usually reaches his destination just before 10am on the following day. Upon arrival, Hastrel will head over to The Three Sisters' Inn and book himself a room. He will spend one day in Leyawiin, mainly socializing, before he departs for the Imperial City on the 17th at 9am. He will take the same route back and if he is untroubled on the road home, he will arrive back at his Imperial City home at 10am the next day. During the Light the Dragonfires quest, Hastrel like most other Imperial City citizens is confined to his house. 
 
Notes
Despite being married, Hastrel and Alessia sleep in separate beds.
Oblivion:Marinus Catiotus

Marinus Catiotus is an Imperial commoner living his life at ease in the Elven Gardens District of the Imperial City. He claims to be an "associate" of Acrobatics expert Ida Vlinorman, but in reality they are only neighbors and Ida never even mentions Marinus. 

He also claims to hate big city life with a passion but seems to get along just fine. He owns one of the expensive mansions in the heart of the District and sleeps on the second floor every night between midnight and 6am. On a typical day, he spends all morning wandering around on the ground floor until midday when he heads outside for a breath of fresh air before lunch. At 1pm he enters the King and Queen Tavern for a two-hour meal and some socializing with the other regulars. He exits the tavern at 3pm and strolls around the Elven Garden District for three hours before finally heading back home for a two-hour dinner. The rest of the evening is spent relaxing on the ground floor until he finally heads upstairs and finds his bed at midnight. He breaks off this routine on Morndas, Middas and Fredas for a morning prayer inside the Temple of the One from 8am until midday.   

On the 4th of each month, when the clock strikes 6am, Marinus gets out of bed and leaves the Imperial City for a long and dangerous journey towards Anvil. He crosses the Talos Bridge and heads south on the Red Ring Road before finally heading west on the Gold Road while doing his best to avoid the wildlife near the many Ayleid ruins and caves. He reaches the famous vineyards near Skingrad after twelve hours of traveling and finally reaches Anvil at 10am the next morning. Once there, he heads down to the dockside and enters The Flowing Bowl for two days of drinking and chatting with the pirates and regulars. At midnight on the 6th, he heads back home to his life in the Imperial City. 

His wardrobe is middle-class and typical for an Imperial. It consists of a burgundy linen shirt with matching linens and a pair of quilted shoes. He does not wield any weapons and he only carries his house key and a meager amount of gold. 

When approached for the first time, he will introduce himself and talk about his non-existent relationship with the Acrobatics trainer next door: ''"Marinus Catiotus. Ida Vlinorman and me, we're associates. Same interests, same styles." When asked about the Imperial City he will say: "This city life is killing me. Work all day long. Drop dead and they toss you in Lake Rumare. Just need to make my money at the Arena and live easy."''
Oblivion:Clesa

Clesa is a Redguard ostler who sells White Horses at Horse Whisperer Stables outside Anvil.

While her husband Ernest reluctantly takes care of tending the horses and luring potential customers inside, Clesa handles the business and never  leaves the stables. She gets out of bed every morning at 6am and wanders around for two hours before she unlocks the door at 8am. For the next twelve hours, the stables will be open and Clesa will be available for a transaction at all times, even between noon and 2pm, when she is having her lunch. At 6pm, she sits down and enjoys her dinner until closing time at 8pm. Once the stables are locked up, she relaxes until her bedtime at 10pm. Clesa will sell horses 24 hours a day, but the door to the stables will be locked outside the regular opening times.

Clesa wears a middle-class outfit consisting of a brown shirt, light brown linens, and a pair of rough leather shoes. She arms herself with an iron shortsword and carries a few pieces of gold. 

When meeting her for the first time, she will introduce herself: ''"I'm Clesa. My husband and I run the Horse Whisperer, the finest stables in Anvil County" and when asked about Anvil she will announce that: "While you're in Anvil, we'll treat your horse like an honored guest." When asked for a horse, she will respond: "We have the finest white horses in Cyrodiil. None are hardier, and only the black horses of Cheydinhal are faster." If you lack the septims, she will respond: "Then you should start saving for it right now." If you reject the 4000 gold price, she will say: "Come back if you change your mind. We are the only place in Cyrodiil where you can get the magnificent White horse." If you accept the bargain, she will point you towards her husband outside: "Wonderful! Go out front. Ernest will have the White saddled and ready for you."''
Oblivion:Nardhil

Nardhil is a Dark Elf ostler who tends the horses at North Country Stables outside Chorrol.  

Nardhil sleeps outside on a bedroll in the stable from 10pm to 6am then. Upon waking, she takes a morning walk around the local area for two hours before spending the rest of the morning from 8am to midday raking out the stables. She stops at noon, skips her lunch, and spends all afternoon carefully scouting the territory for customers. When the sun is fading at 6pm, she sits down on the porch for a two-hour dinner. From 8pm to 10pm she walks off her meal, and then it's time for bed once more. The one exception to this schedule occurs after Bongond sells you a horse, when Nardhil will stand next to the horse until you mount it, before resuming her usual routine.

Nardhil wears a set of lower class clothing: a belted vest, coarse linens and a pair of braided leather sandals. She is armed with an iron war axe and carries some food, a rake and some gold.

When approached for the first time, she will immediately try and lure you in and talk to Bongond: "If you are looking to buy a horse, go inside and talk to Bongond." If you purchase a horse, Bongond will tell you: "Go out to the stables. Nardhil will have the Chestnut saddled and ready for you." She will then be waiting outside the stables, with a horse by her side. When she sees you, she will comment: "Are you ready to ride?" If you manage to speak with her before hearing this comment (see bugs) she will instead say: "You bought an execellent Chestnut horse. Take care of him." When you mount the horse, she will return to her usual routine.
Bugs
Oblivion:Petrine

Petrine is a Nord ostler who sells Paint horses at the Wildeye Stables outside Bruma.

With her faithful employee Humilis Nonius in charge of tending the horses, Petrine takes care of the business and never even leaves the stables. She gets out of bed every day at 6am and starts the day with two hours of strolling around before unlocking the door at 8am. For the next twelve hours, the stables will be open for customers. Petrine will constantly be available and is also willing to interrupt her two-hour lunch at noon for a transaction. At 6pm, she sits down and enjoys her dinner until closing time at 8pm. After two hours of relaxation, at 10pm, she heads to bed. Petrine will sell horses 24 hours a day, but the door to the stables will be locked outside the regular opening times.

She wields an iron shortsword and wears some lower-class clothing consisting of a patched vest with belted braies and a pair of rough leather shoes. She only carries a small amount of gold. 

Outside the stables, Humilis will urge you to head inside if you want to do business: ''"Go inside and talk to Petrine if you want to buy a horse. I can't help you." When you approach Petrine, she will get right down to business: "Are you looking for a horse? The Wildeye Stables have the best Paint horses in Cyrodiil." Before asking for a horse, you can ask her about Bruma. On that topic she will share some interesting information about Nords: "Sorry. All I have is paints. Serviceable beasts, but nothing special. We Nords are no great fanciers of horse flesh, except in stews, I'm afraid." When you ask her about a horse she will give you her sales speech: "Bruma's Paint horses are the toughest in Cyrodiil. You can only buy them from me." If you choose to decline paying the 500 gold, she will say: "Are you certain? Oh well. If you change your mind, you know where to find me." Should you accept her offer, she will point you towards Humilis with the words: "You won't regret it. Humilis will have your new Paint horse saddled and ready for you outside."'' Should you instead tell her that you're sorry that you can't even afford such a cheap horse, she will say ''"So am I. I can't sell them for any less, but if you change your mind, come back." If you ask her for a horse after purchasing one from her she will say, "Unfortunately I don't have any more horses to sell. I sold our last Paint horse to you."

Notes
An additional greeting for Petrine was recorded, but it will never be heard in-game as her stable dialogue takes precedence: "I'm Petrine. This is Wildeye Stables. I look after folk's horses while they're here in Bruma."''