Oblivion:Vinicia Melissaeia

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Vinicia Melissaeia
(RefID: 0004798B)
Home City Imperial City, Market District
House Office of Imperial Commerce
Race Imperial Gender Female
Level 8 Class Noble
RefID 0004798B BaseID 00047720
Other Information
Health 85 Magicka 110
Respons. 90 Aggress. 5
Faction(s) IC Citizens
Vinicia at the Office of Imperial Commerce

Vinicia Melissaeia, an Imperial noble, is the person responsible for taking all complaints about Imperial City merchants. She also sells the house in the Imperial City for 2,000 gold. She can be found in the Office of Imperial Commerce (Market District), which contains a skill book (The Wolf Queen, v 4) among the usual clutter, along with a single apple and bottle of wine.

Vinicia wears a set of upper class clothing: a red velvet blouse, a red velvet garment, a piece of jewelry and a pair of gold trimmed shoes. She also carries a silver dagger, the key to the Commerce Office and a large amount of gold.

Speaking to Vinicia for the first time while in the Office of Imperial Commerce will have her go off on a somewhat depressed tangent: "Vinicia Melissaeia, Office of Imperial Commerce. You got complaints? Of course you got complaints. Who doesn't?" Asking her about the Imperial City will have her continue to ramble on about her job. "You have complaints against merchants here? You file complaints with me. I fill out lots of forms, which go to a lot of people who ignore them. So what else did you expect? Justice? Go to the Chapel. Talk to Zenithar. He'll take care of everything." Asking Vinicia Melissaeia about local real estate available for purchase will have her express her surprise about your inquiry: "Why? I mean... of course. All I have available right now is a hovel on the Waterfront." Claiming that the two-thousand gold price for the house is too expensive will have her voice her agreement with your assessment of the property: "I agree, but someone will be foolish enough to buy it." Declining to purchase the building will have her sadly accept your decision: "That's okay. I'm sure I can find a buyer soon." Agreeing to purchase the shack will lead to her being happily surprised that you would purchase the hovel: "Really? Then you've just become a homeowner. Here is your house key. You'll find it in the Waterfront District. It's not much to look at. You may want to spruce it up a bit with some furnishings. I'd suggest talking to Sergius Verus at Three Brothers Trade Goods in the Market District."

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