Tamriel Rebuilt:Jeela

Jeela (TR_m2_S_Jeela) (TR_m2_q_10_FakeJeela)
Added by	Tamriel Rebuilt
Home Town	Marog
Location	Market
Race	Dark Elf	Gender	Female
Level	7	Class	Slave
Other Information
Health	134	Magicka	90
Alarm	100	Fight	30

Jeela, on the floor of the market

Jeela is a Dark Elf slave who can be found on the lower floor of the market in Marog. She is terribly ill with a rare disease, or at least appears to be. The slave merchant Sevra Andules will ask you to help cure her.

She wears a common shirt, a common skirt, and a pair of slave's bracers.

Aside from her natural resistance to fire and the sanctuary provided by her ancestors, she knows no spells.

Related Quests

Miscellaneous

• Folk Medicine: Sevra Andules is upset about her ill slave...

Dialogue

• Greeting:

"[She seems very ill. She refuses to speak to you.]" Goodbye

Folk Medicine

• Greetings:

"If I must..."

After her escape:

"Speak to Hansarat. She speaks for me." Goodbye

• Jeela's illness:

"It's unseemly to discuss one's illness with strangers, %PCName."

If Disposition is at least 45:

"Oh, %PCName, I'm afraid. I think I have what's known to my people as Hearth-dust disease. It's a rare disease, only found in Ashlanders. It can't be cured, except by the treatment of a Wise Woman. I didn't want Sevra to hear such a challenge as she might mark me off as lost."

"Help me, %PCName. I feel so sick..."

"A treatment? Hansarat?"

• Give her the treatment.: "Oh, thank you, %PCName. I'll take it immediately. [She drinks the potion.] It tastes funny, but I feel that I will be fine. Thank you for helping me."

• Don't give her the treatment.: "Oh %PCName, why must you tempt me with a cure and keep it for yourself..." Goodbye

• I don't have the treatment.: "Oh %PCName, why must you tempt me with a cure and keep it for yourself..." Goodbye

Notes

• The version of Jeela who is encountered on the floor of the market during normal gameplay isn't the one who you engage dialogue with; another hidden Jeela in the same cell is scripted to force-greet you when you activate the first Jeela. Presumably, this setup was to avoid accidentally pickpocketing the first Jeela, since she is technically knocked unconscious from lack of fatigue.