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51,"TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_JANNEQUINARD_000_009","The lady has been given a place on the second floor to recover, much to the chagrin of several of my fellow astrologians. Pah! It is not as if they ever go up there... Well, except for that what's-his-name. What <Emphasis>is</Emphasis> his name? Anyway, she has asked that you pay her a visit the moment you arrive...which, if this isn't last night's mead talking, is right now."
52,"TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_010","Wait... You don't seem at all surprised to see me here... Did Jannequinard tell you of the attack? Damn the fool! And after I told him to keep his mouth shut! Though, I suppose I must bear some of the fault for ever thinking he could do as he was told."
53,"TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_011","Now, I suppose you are wondering why I summoned you here to these makeshift chambers, and no, it has naught to do with the bandit attacks it appears are much more common in your realm than I thought."
54,"TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_012","Now, I was in no way trying to keep knowledge of our attack from you. I was merely attempting, in my own way, to teach Jannequinard the benefits of adding an arcanum to one's spread rather than using it immediately. A skill that requires <Emphasis>patience</Emphasis>. Something most nobles in this citystate lack, our present host included."
55,"TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_013","You see <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, one cannot influence the card the stars will see you draw. A good astrologian, however, knows that <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> <Emphasis>can</Emphasis> influence the timing at which that card is read. Adding a card to your “spread” and waiting until the perfect moment to unleash its power can be an effective way of ensuring beneficial results. I trust that you will pick up this technique swifter than Jannequinard."
54,"TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_012","There are times when the heavens may provide you with a vision of a future that is...slightly beyond your original aim. In these cases, the stars are not flawed, only...out of order."
55,"TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_013","So by shuffling a card back into the deck, we are in no way ignoring or denying a future, merely postponing a reading intended for a later date, and replacing it with something that better pertains to the present. I trust that you will pick up this technique swifter than Jannequinard."
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55 51 TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_JANNEQUINARD_000_009 The lady has been given a place on the second floor to recover, much to the chagrin of several of my fellow astrologians. Pah! It is not as if they ever go up there... Well, except for that what's-his-name. What <Emphasis>is</Emphasis> his name? Anyway, she has asked that you pay her a visit the moment you arrive...which, if this isn't last night's mead talking, is right now.
56 52 TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_010 Wait... You don't seem at all surprised to see me here... Did Jannequinard tell you of the attack? Damn the fool! And after I told him to keep his mouth shut! Though, I suppose I must bear some of the fault for ever thinking he could do as he was told.
57 53 TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_011 Now, I suppose you are wondering why I summoned you here to these makeshift chambers, and no, it has naught to do with the bandit attacks it appears are much more common in your realm than I thought.
58 54 TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_012 Now, I was in no way trying to keep knowledge of our attack from you. I was merely attempting, in my own way, to teach Jannequinard the benefits of adding an arcanum to one's spread rather than using it immediately. A skill that requires <Emphasis>patience</Emphasis>. Something most nobles in this city–state lack, our present host included. There are times when the heavens may provide you with a vision of a future that is...slightly beyond your original aim. In these cases, the stars are not flawed, only...out of order.
59 55 TEXT_JOBAST400_02015_LEVEVA_000_013 You see <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, one cannot influence the card the stars will see you draw. A good astrologian, however, knows that <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> <Emphasis>can</Emphasis> influence the timing at which that card is read. Adding a card to your “spread” and waiting until the perfect moment to unleash its power can be an effective way of ensuring beneficial results. I trust that you will pick up this technique swifter than Jannequinard. So by shuffling a card back into the deck, we are in no way ignoring or denying a future, merely postponing a reading intended for a later date, and replacing it with something that better pertains to the present. I trust that you will pick up this technique swifter than Jannequinard.