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35,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_165","I spend the better part of my days with quill in hand, recording every last detail of your adventures with Mistress Shatotto. I must say, just reading the words on the page is at times so thrilling my hair stands on end."
36,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_166","Reflecting back on all I have seen, I have come to a realization. Nothing has given me more pleasure than to watch your mastery of the art of destruction reach nigh-legendary heights."
37,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_167","Now that Mistress Shatotto herself has chosen you, there can be no doubt. <Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight> of the black─your name will go down in the annals of history with the greatest mages ever to walk this land."
38,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_110","Hm. I would think that <Emphasis>you</Emphasis> of all people, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, would know the answer to that. And yet given the nature of our dark art, perhaps it is for the best that you would not forget whence our power comes..."
39,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_111","The origins of black magic can be traced back many, many years─to the beginning of the Fifth Astral Era, to be precise. There lived at that time in Eorzea a powerful sorceress named Shatotto, who strived to push the destructive power of magic to its very limits."
40,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_112","The typical practice of magi is to weave magic using their own aether. The ability to do so is the greatest magical gift, yet at the same time that gift's greatest limit."
41,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_113","Shatotto was able to overcome such inherent limitations by developing a new technique which allowed her to draw upon the aether all around her as the fount of her magic. It was this technique that came to be known as black magic."
42,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_114","To take up the mantle of black mage is to revive this ancient art and command the aether everywhere to one's will."
43,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_115","Following the War of the Magi and the Sixth Umbral Calamity, however, black magic was branded far too great a danger to life, and so its use and even its mere mention were made forbidden. Over time, it came to be forgotten entirely. Or so it was thought..."
38,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_170","While I cannot say I enjoy having to file these excruciatingly detailed reports to Master Cocobuki, it is indeed most liberating to be able to continue my arcane pursuits with the full blessing and support of the Order."
39,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_171","To think the day would come when I could peruse the myriads of tomes archived in the Ossuary in broad daylight! Needless to say, there is virtually boundless knowledge that may yet be reaped from this."
40,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_172","By comparing my own findings to those of Master Ququruka, I might learn much of how our art has changed and evolved as it was passed down through the years, and perhaps even unearth and revive aspects of it that have been lost to time."
41,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_173","I see Yayake muttering and mumbling to herself each time I walk past her on the way to the archives, but I say: let her mutter! I have never let the worries of smaller minds get in the way of my research, and I do <Emphasis>not</Emphasis> intend to start now."
42,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_110","Hm. I would think that <Emphasis>you</Emphasis> of all people, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, would know the answer to that. And yet given the nature of our dark art, perhaps it is for the best that you would not forget whence our power comes..."
43,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_111","The origins of black magic can be traced back many, many years─to the beginning of the Fifth Astral Era, to be precise. There lived at that time in Eorzea a powerful sorceress named Shatotto, who strived to push the destructive power of magic to its very limits."
44,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_112","The typical practice of magi is to weave magic using their own aether. The ability to do so is the greatest magical gift, yet at the same time that gift's greatest limit."
45,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_113","Shatotto was able to overcome such inherent limitations by developing a new technique which allowed her to draw upon the aether all around her as the fount of her magic. It was this technique that came to be known as black magic."
46,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_114","To take up the mantle of black mage is to revive this ancient art and command the aether everywhere to one's will."
47,"TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_115","Following the War of the Magi and the Sixth Umbral Calamity, however, black magic was branded far too great a danger to life, and so its use and even its mere mention were made forbidden. Over time, it came to be forgotten entirely. Or so it was thought..."
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39 35 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_165 I spend the better part of my days with quill in hand, recording every last detail of your adventures with Mistress Shatotto. I must say, just reading the words on the page is at times so thrilling my hair stands on end.
40 36 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_166 Reflecting back on all I have seen, I have come to a realization. Nothing has given me more pleasure than to watch your mastery of the art of destruction reach nigh-legendary heights.
41 37 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_167 Now that Mistress Shatotto herself has chosen you, there can be no doubt. <Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight> of the black─your name will go down in the annals of history with the greatest mages ever to walk this land.
42 38 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_110 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_170 Hm. I would think that <Emphasis>you</Emphasis> of all people, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, would know the answer to that. And yet given the nature of our dark art, perhaps it is for the best that you would not forget whence our power comes... While I cannot say I enjoy having to file these excruciatingly detailed reports to Master Cocobuki, it is indeed most liberating to be able to continue my arcane pursuits with the full blessing and support of the Order.
43 39 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_111 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_171 The origins of black magic can be traced back many, many years─to the beginning of the Fifth Astral Era, to be precise. There lived at that time in Eorzea a powerful sorceress named Shatotto, who strived to push the destructive power of magic to its very limits. To think the day would come when I could peruse the myriads of tomes archived in the Ossuary in broad daylight! Needless to say, there is virtually boundless knowledge that may yet be reaped from this.
44 40 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_112 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_172 The typical practice of magi is to weave magic using their own aether. The ability to do so is the greatest magical gift, yet at the same time that gift's greatest limit. By comparing my own findings to those of Master Ququruka, I might learn much of how our art has changed and evolved as it was passed down through the years, and perhaps even unearth and revive aspects of it that have been lost to time.
45 41 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_113 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_173 Shatotto was able to overcome such inherent limitations by developing a new technique which allowed her to draw upon the aether all around her as the fount of her magic. It was this technique that came to be known as black magic. I see Yayake muttering and mumbling to herself each time I walk past her on the way to the archives, but I say: let her mutter! I have never let the worries of smaller minds get in the way of my research, and I do <Emphasis>not</Emphasis> intend to start now.
46 42 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_114 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_110 To take up the mantle of black mage is to revive this ancient art and command the aether everywhere to one's will. Hm. I would think that <Emphasis>you</Emphasis> of all people, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, would know the answer to that. And yet given the nature of our dark art, perhaps it is for the best that you would not forget whence our power comes...
47 43 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_115 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_111 Following the War of the Magi and the Sixth Umbral Calamity, however, black magic was branded far too great a danger to life, and so its use and even its mere mention were made forbidden. Over time, it came to be forgotten entirely. Or so it was thought... The origins of black magic can be traced back many, many years─to the beginning of the Fifth Astral Era, to be precise. There lived at that time in Eorzea a powerful sorceress named Shatotto, who strived to push the destructive power of magic to its very limits.
48 44 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_112 The typical practice of magi is to weave magic using their own aether. The ability to do so is the greatest magical gift, yet at the same time that gift's greatest limit.
49 45 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_113 Shatotto was able to overcome such inherent limitations by developing a new technique which allowed her to draw upon the aether all around her as the fount of her magic. It was this technique that came to be known as black magic.
50 46 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_114 To take up the mantle of black mage is to revive this ancient art and command the aether everywhere to one's will.
51 47 TEXT_JOBDEFBLM_00096_LALAI_000_115 Following the War of the Magi and the Sixth Umbral Calamity, however, black magic was branded far too great a danger to life, and so its use and even its mere mention were made forbidden. Over time, it came to be forgotten entirely. Or so it was thought...