Patch 4.25

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Josh Freeman
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61,"TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_021","Rumors have a way of growing more fantastic as they spread, and quite frankly, those surrounding you beggar belief. But Haurchefant swore that all the stories were true. He championed your cause and begged Father to grant you patronage..."
62,"TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_022","And he duly listened, because for all his wisdom, he has never been able to say no to my dear half-brother─the legacy of my father's sole indiscretion."
63,"TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_023","Mother hated him, of course. Even on her deathbed, she refused to acknowledge him. And...to be honest, she was not alone in her feelings."
64,"TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_024","But that is not the worst of it.
...At Camp Riversmeet, when we came upon the wounded knight, I knew immediately that one of us would have to pursue the heretics alone. An onerous task, fraught with danger..."
64,"TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_024","But that is not the worst of it.
...At Camp Riversmeet, when we came upon the wounded knight, I knew immediately that one of us would have to pursue the heretics alone. An onerous task, fraught with danger..."
65,"TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_025","And there you were─the savior of Eorzea and honored guest of House Fortemps. My new comrade-in-arms. Haurchefant's dear friend."
66,"TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_026","I told myself it was to be a test, but part of me...part of me hoped that you would fail."
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65 61 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_021 Rumors have a way of growing more fantastic as they spread, and quite frankly, those surrounding you beggar belief. But Haurchefant swore that all the stories were true. He championed your cause and begged Father to grant you patronage...
66 62 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_022 And he duly listened, because for all his wisdom, he has never been able to say no to my dear half-brother─the legacy of my father's sole indiscretion.
67 63 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_023 Mother hated him, of course. Even on her deathbed, she refused to acknowledge him. And...to be honest, she was not alone in her feelings.
68 64 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_024 But that is not the worst of it. ...At Camp Riversmeet, when we came upon the wounded knight, I knew immediately that one of us would have to pursue the heretics alone. An onerous task, fraught with danger... But that is not the worst of it. ...At Camp Riversmeet, when we came upon the wounded knight, I knew immediately that one of us would have to pursue the heretics alone. An onerous task, fraught with danger...
65 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_025 And there you were─the savior of Eorzea and honored guest of House Fortemps. My new comrade-in-arms. Haurchefant's dear friend.
69 66 65 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_026 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_025 I told myself it was to be a test, but part of me...part of me hoped that you would fail. And there you were─the savior of Eorzea and honored guest of House Fortemps. My new comrade-in-arms. Haurchefant's dear friend.
70 67 66 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_027 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_026 Yet you accepted the task without a word of protest, nor any sign of fear. And you duly tracked the enemy down, faced him alone, and lived to tell the tale. I told myself it was to be a test, but part of me...part of me hoped that you would fail.
71 68 67 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_028 TEXT_HEAVNA110_01589_ARTOIREL_000_027 Plainly, Haurchefant had the right of it all along. That I doubted your strength bespeaks mine own weakness. But I will not doubt you again, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,2)/>, on that you have my word. Yet you accepted the task without a word of protest, nor any sign of fear. And you duly tracked the enemy down, faced him alone, and lived to tell the tale.