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47,"TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_TODO_23",""
48,"TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_000","Heh heh, finished comin' to terms with just how inspired my new plan is?"
49,"TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_001","Anyone that's held a hammer and chisel knows the wonders a good work song can do. After you've been singin' for a while, your swings start to match the song's rhythm and everythin' falls naturally into place─you can work for hours and hours without even realizin' it!"
50,"TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_002","Hammer in one hand, chisel in't other♪
Cuttin' up rocks't bring home't mother♪
Rocks become gil, gil becomes a house♪
Our hearts the quarry has, no need for a spouse♪"
50,"TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_002","Hammer in one hand, chisel in't other♪
Cuttin' up rocks't bring home't mother♪
52,"TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_004","Speckled stone, edge of't layer♪
Sell not this stone to a kindly payer♪
Nay, search for't pebbles♪
Young maiden revels♪
That's how it finishes."
Rocks become gil, gil becomes a house♪
Our hearts the quarry has, no need for a spouse♪"
51,"TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_003","And the song meanders along in a similar vein after that. The endin', however, is quite somethin'."
52,"TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_004","Speckled stone, edge of't layer♪
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51 47 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_TODO_23
52 48 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_000 Heh heh, finished comin' to terms with just how inspired my new plan is?
53 49 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_001 Anyone that's held a hammer and chisel knows the wonders a good work song can do. After you've been singin' for a while, your swings start to match the song's rhythm and everythin' falls naturally into place─you can work for hours and hours without even realizin' it!
54 50 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_002 Hammer in one hand, chisel in't other♪ Cuttin' up rocks't bring home't mother♪ Rocks become gil, gil becomes a house♪ Our hearts the quarry has, no need for a spouse♪ Hammer in one hand, chisel in't other♪ Cuttin' up rocks't bring home't mother♪ Rocks become gil, gil becomes a house♪ Our hearts the quarry has, no need for a spouse♪
51 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_003 And the song meanders along in a similar vein after that. The endin', however, is quite somethin'.
52 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_004 Speckled stone, edge of't layer♪ Sell not this stone to a kindly payer♪ Nay, search for't pebbles♪ Young maiden revels♪ That's how it finishes.
53 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_005 “Speckled stone, edge of't layer” refers to changing patterns that adorn the rock found deep underground. The rocks closest to the edge of each layer are the most brittle, you see. That part of the song exists as a warnin' to never sell on inferior stone.
55 54 51 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_006 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_003 Although, you'd struggle to find a quarrier that doesn't know as much. No, it is the “Nay, search for't pebbles. Young maiden revels.” part which I find curious. And the song meanders along in a similar vein after that. The endin', however, is quite somethin'.
56 55 52 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_007 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_004 I believe it to be referrin' to a jewel of some kind. After all, you'd hardly give a young lass any old pebble you just happened to find─no, only the finest jewels would do. Speckled stone, edge of't layer♪ Sell not this stone to a kindly payer♪ Nay, search for't pebbles♪ Young maiden revels♪ That's how it finishes.
56 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_008 If I were able to somehow take a gander at the stone mentioned in the song... Probably impossible, mind you. The closest fissure where I could stand a chance of finding it is home to a group of Qiqirn bandits.
57 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_009 If I were able to somehow take a gander at the stone mentioned in the song... Probably impossible mind you, the closest fissure where I could stand a chance of finding it is right next to an imperial stronghold.
58 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_010 That bein' said, I might be able to find somethin' if I had you to keep me safe from harm. Accompany me, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, I'm sure you'll enjoy the journey.
59 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_020 Seems I was right to bring you along. The place is swarming with those rats.
57 60 53 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_021 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_005 Try searching the surroundings for any that might happen to be lyin' in wait for us. I trust you know what to do when you come across one. “Speckled stone, edge of't layer” refers to changing patterns that adorn the rock found deep underground. The rocks closest to the edge of each layer are the most brittle, you see. That part of the song exists as a warnin' to never sell on inferior stone.
58 61 54 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_029 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_006 Well, what are you waitin' for? I can't get to work till you clear out the bandits. Although, you'd struggle to find a quarrier that doesn't know as much. No, it is the “Nay, search for't pebbles. Young maiden revels.” part which I find curious.
59 62 55 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SYSTEM_000_029 TEXT_STMBDZ107_02657_SAYER_000_007 You have secured the area. /beckon Sayer over to you. I believe it to be referrin' to a jewel of some kind. After all, you'd hardly give a young lass any old pebble you just happened to find─no, only the finest jewels would do.